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Hydration matters in any weather, not only when it is hot. Drinking water before and after activity helps your body recover.
In KS2 Physical Education, pupils learn to stay safe while being active by following rules, using equipment correctly, and making good decisions. Health and safety includes warming up, checking spaces for hazards, working responsibly with others, and knowing when to stop and get help.
Key Terms
- Warm-up: Gentle movement at the start of a session that raises your heart rate and prepares muscles and joints for activity.
- Hazard: Something that could cause harm, such as a wet floor, loose equipment, or a ball left in a walkway.
- First aid: Simple, immediate help given to someone who is hurt or unwell until an adult or medical professional can take over.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)
Why do we warm up in KS2 PE?
Warming up in KS2 PE helps your body get ready for exercise by increasing blood flow to muscles, improving movement, and lowering the risk of strains and injuries.
What should I do if I feel dizzy or sick during PE?
If you feel dizzy or sick during PE, stop safely, move to a calm space if you can, tell an adult straight away, and sip water only if your teacher says it is appropriate.
What are basic safety rules for using PE equipment?
Basic rules are to listen to instructions, use equipment only as shown, keep a safe distance from others, carry items carefully, and put equipment away properly to prevent trips and bumps.
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