Let's get active!
During Active Fortnight, this page will provide you with more ideas to get you moving during Active Fortnight. If you have any ideas that you would like to share please send them into us on the main Active Fortnight page.
The Daily Mile
We had started the Daily Mile in school before the sudden closure and the children were really loving this new initiative. Have a a look at the video below to learn more about the Daily Mile and then we would love if you gave it a go at home too!
So what's the plan: 15 minutes of walking, jogging, skipping at your own pace with a grown up outside! Sin é!(that's it!)
But run for as much as you can – it’s really good for you, even if it does make you a bit SWEATY.
Read more here: Core Principles for the Daily Mile at home
So what's the plan: 15 minutes of walking, jogging, skipping at your own pace with a grown up outside! Sin é!(that's it!)
But run for as much as you can – it’s really good for you, even if it does make you a bit SWEATY.
Read more here: Core Principles for the Daily Mile at home
More ideas to stay moving
- Go Noodle: Free subscription to this, with lots of dances, exercises, yoga and more.
- Cosmic Kids Yoga: Yoga for kids, lots of different videos to choose from.
- Buff Performance: Run by one of our parents, Buff Performance are creating some fitness videos for children, such as this one on Youtube. Give it a go!
- Make up your own HIIT workout routine - include:
- jumping jacks
- squats
- run on the spot
- plank
- lunges
- burpees
- balance on one leg and then on the other leg
- balance with your hands out, up or moving
Check out these video's Lisa had up for fourth class doing a HIIT workout routine! You might like to give them a go and perhaps send in your own one!
First song: Happy - Pharrell Williams
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Second Song- Can't stop the feeling- Justin Timberlake (The Trolls)
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Go outside: Remember to stay 2 metres from people you don't live with
- Cycle your bike for 10 minutes
- Go for a walk
- Ride your scooter for 10 minutes
- Draw your own hopscotch with chalk and play it
- Throw a ball against a wall and catch
- Create your own obstacle course
- Run for 5 minutes
- 10 minutes of free play outside
- Jump on your trampoline
- Walk your dog
- Bubble bashing - get someone to blow bubbles for you to try and burst all of them
- Do 3 laps of your house or up and down the hall 10 times
- Keepie-uppies - how many can you do in a row?
- Skip sideways up and down the garden 5 times
Staying safe
With the weather being set to being sunny and nice again please take a look at these web links to help keep us safe! Water safety Road safety |