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The Benefits of Providing Quality Physical Education in the Primary School

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Summative assessment - Part One 0601027 There are many ways in which Physical Education benefits young children physically, socially and emotionally. Some of these factors are not covered within other curriculum areas and therefore without the teaching of physical education, would be missed completely. PE lessons allow children to explore their own abilities, whilst learning essential expression and interaction skills. As well as improving a child's physical abilities, well organised PE lessons give him/her the opportunity to be creative. It has been proven that regular physical activity improves brain function particularly during the early stages of life. By exerting themselves physically during PE lessons, children will develop their brains allowing them to perform better in all areas. This is particularly beneficial to less able children who may struggle in more academic areas. The inclusion of PE on the timetable will allow these children to improve their mental skills, through participating in...

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