Progressive Skills

• Learn basic fielding skills whilst moving

• Catching and receiving the ball on the move an throwing it at the correct wicket

• To develop batting skills to be able to use the correct shot to hit the ball away from fielders

• Development of batting and fielding skills in kwik cricket, with over arm bowling

• Further development of playing a kwik cricket game with the use of overarm bowling

• Understand tactics of a game of kwik cricket

Progressive Skills

• • Pupils learn how to perform a two handed and one handed catch when a partner feeds them the ball

  • Pupils learn to consistently throw and catch with a partner at long distances under pressure

  • Pupils learn to strike a bowled ball

  • Pupils learn running skills and experiment with the speed in which they run using fun modified games

  • Pupils explore the bowling technique using a spin and target throwing

  • Pupils learn basic rules and positions and play enjoyable modified games

Progressive Skills

It is an underlying principle that the child should be an active agent in his or her own learning, through:

• Co-operation and communication with others

• Creating and playing successful outdoor and indoor games.

• Inclusive to all children working together in mixed ability groups

• Development of problem solving skills and social skills

• Involvement at three levels – physical, emotional and cognitive.