Primary

Recent research shows that only half of seven year olds are meeting physical activity guidelines. They are sedentary for six hours or more each day. This is creating long-term issues for children’s future health and wellbeing. Inactivity may also lead to problems at school. Behaviour issues, poor concentration levels and low attendance due to sickness can be linked partly to low levels of physical activity.

Aspire has been working with primary schools in the Midlands to overcome these issues since 2005. We deliver tailored and personalised programmes that are specifically designed to meet the needs of each and every school we work with. If you want to improve the quality of your PE and sport in your school, take a whole school approach to physical activity and invest your Primary PE and School Sport Premium wisely, you can be confident that Aspire will help you achieve your goals.

Your school’s staff can also benefit through our training and professional development programme, giving your team the skills and confidence to enhance and improve your PE, school sport and physical activity offer. Through our apprenticeships, we can also provide you with an aspiring young sports coach to work in your primary school and help engage your children in physical activity.

Ask any teacher what one key factor can lead to a child's love of learning and academic progress and they'll give you the same answer: it begins at home.

Active Families

Improving health and well-being in your school with cost effective, training and support.

Apprenticeships - Primary

Aspire Training Solutions effectively improve the delivery of PE, school sports and playtime supervision in your school.

Courses for Support Staff

Aspire Training Solutions typically works with primary school teachers who want to take their PE in their school and their lessons delivery to the next level.

Courses for Teachers

Develop your pupils’ skills in a fun and safe environment while promoting cycling and scooting as part of a healthy, active lifestyle.

Cycling and sustainable transport programmes

A new bespoke primary school physical education qualification developed by afPE and Sports Leaders UK.

Level 5 Certificate in Primary School PE Specialism

A short course custom-designed for your teachers (with qualified teacher status) to enable them to lead the delivery of the primary school education curriculum.

Level 6 Award in Primary School PE Subject Leadership

Marathon Kids is a free, fun and sustainable running programme for primary schools. Your pupils could be running up to four marathons or more over this academic year.

Marathon Kids

In primary schools where maths results are below the national average, there is an obvious temptation to spend the Pupil Premium Fund on addressing the issue.

Maths on the Move

No need for a chair with these active learning resources which will help your child move and learn at home!

Maths on the Move Home Challenges

Mighty Maths is a fun and engaging maths fluency programme which uses physical activity to support attentiveness, cognitive function and retention of key concepts in maths.

Mighty Maths

Primary schools are keen to use their PE and School Sport Premium to develop and improve the delivery of their PE teaching, but staff often lack the knowledge and confidence to do so.

PE Curriculum Support

Interactive workshops tailor-made for primary school teachers and Higher Level Teaching Assistants.

PE Workshop

Playground Activator is a Sports Leaders UK accredited training programme which up-skills your workforce to help your pupils be more active, more often.

Playground Activator

Combat your playground behaviour issues, children's low confidence and self-esteem through a nationally recognised award.

PlayMaker Award

PPA – time set aside for teachers to carry out planning, preparation and assessment activities – is vital.

PPA Cover

Organisational and logistical issues, a lack of inclusivity and the need to create a fun, enjoyable environment without compromising on acceptable levels of behaviour mean that many schools come to view sports days, themed activity weeks and clubs with trepidation.