PE- Rugby

 Learning objectives: I can begin to take part in competitive games with an understanding of tactics and composition. (Ga5) 


This week the children in Year 6 looked at applying their skills through game play. Throughout the games, we paused and looked at how best to improve on certain tactics and skills. Altogether we saw some fantastic learnt skills from all. Some future rugby stars for sure.


Well done to both Year 6 classes! Hope you enjoy the pictures below which show some brilliant running rugby.







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