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WOW Activity Tracker

A short introduction for parents/carers

Hello,

As you know, our school is partnered with the national walking charity Living Streets to deliver their walk to school challenge, WOW. The initiative encourages pupils to stay active and rewards them with collectable badges when they walk, cycle, scoot or park and stride to school.

With much learning now online, and many pupils at home, Living Streets has made some temporary changes to the initiative to also allow pupils who are not travelling to school to record physical activity they do at home. They have called it the WOW Activity Tracker!

As you know, daily physical activity is essential for children’s mental and physical health, so we’d like to invite you to participate by logging your child’s activity from home. By doing so they can still be in with a chance to earn their badge/s on return to school. And in the meantime, to keep children motivated, some special digital/printable rewards are up for grabs at the end of each month.

To take part, follow these simple steps:

1. Go to traveltracker.org.uk site and use the following three-word classroom access code to log in: blend-askew-dizzy
2. Check out his short step-by-step guide on how to log your child’s activity.
3. Make sure you only log your child’s activity and that’s it, your child is one step closer to earning their badge!

If you have any questions, please refer to the FAQs page – parents’ section.

We hope you will start using the WOW Activity Tracker along with the rest of the school.

All the best,

Mr Kitching (PE co-ordinator)

Hello everyone,

Hope you are well and settling in to some form of routine. As we are all aware the latest 'lockdown' is somewhat different to our last. As well home school lessons in Maths and English, one other priority should be to allow as many Children and Young People to engage in physical activity wherever possible. As an active school, Redby will continue to share opportunities with whenever possible so you can encourage active environments, whether it be resources for a PE lesson, at home challenges or simply taking a walk/ scoot/ bike around the block to get your young people moving.

With this in mind we are directing you to a  Virtual Health and Wellbeing event in alignment with 'Blue Monday' on Monday 18th Jan. All videos are on the Youtube channel- Sunderland School Games. 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-jRoS-jXSCgZjnLxcv3e-Q 

The are some great skipping videos from Chris Corcoran. These are on a YouTube channel from a previous Health & Wellbeing event and can be accessed with the links listed below:

Introduction video - https://youtu.be/LcAS_zJQ-Rg

Skipping Tips video - https://youtu.be/Qh60iGZlUgg

Skipping Skill 1 - Double Bounce - https://youtu.be/FA7FEj0hYXA

Skipping Skill 2 - Speed Bounce - https://youtu.be/3hdayO622SU

Skipping Skill 3 - Side Straddle - https://youtu.be/i2ZxRlNOmVw

Skipping Skill 4 - Hop & Swap - https://youtu.be/LVNd7Zo3ykg

Skipping Skill 5 - Side Swing - https://youtu.be/VnoNXginwgc

Skipping Skill 6 - Cross Over - https://youtu.be/6HMNrzU0x1A

For those who are partial to a spot of ornithology or see the benefit in perhaps a more incentivised walk, please see the Big Schools' Birdwatch being run by the RSPB.  Again, an opportunity to get active without the impetus of competition.

https://www.rspb.org.uk/fun-and-learning/for-teachers/schools-birdwatch/