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Lee Chapel Primary School Sports Corridor

PYS Lee chapel primary school sport corridors

We designed a Sports Corridor for Lee Chapel Primary School.

This colourful and engaging Sports Corridor is sure to inspire the next generation of sports heroes to give it their best! And we loved showcasing the wide range of sports on offer to pupils at the school.

Read on more to find out about bespoke Wall Art, and why sport is such a popular theme for Wall Art!

Grass roots talent

Hot off the heels of Emma Raducanu’s fantastic Grand Slam victory in the US, we’re celebrating all the young sports heroes out there! It’s no secret that Raducanu has been working towards this title since her school days.

And it’s thanks to her hard work, talent and the inspiration of role models and other tennis heroes that Emma has secured her momentous US Open title. If you want to inspire your pupils to take an active interest in sport, visual Wall Art can help too!

Why Wall Art?

A Sports Corridor can transform your school, and provide a visual guide to why sport matters.

You can showcase a wide and diverse range of people and activities within your Wall Art design. This shows pupils that they too can achieve greatness, regardless of their background, location or abilities.

Motivational quotes and inspiring images blend seamlessly to create a positive and unified look.

Get active, feel great

Sport isn’t just great for keeping fit. In fact, there’s loads of evidence that people who play sport benefit from better mental health too.

So, if you encourage your pupils to take up a sport, they’re likely to feel fitter, healthier and mentally strong too.

And we know that happy, healthy children have better learning outcomes, so sport can indirectly boost attainment too!

Motivate and boost morale

It’s very important to cultivate an inclusive approach to sport at your school. In particular, you should try to cater to ALL pupils, regardless of their abilities.

Some pupils may avoid taking part in school sports because they’re embarassed or worried they’ll fail. So if you build a supportive culture, where every child is celebrated for their efforts, you may see a better uptake in all the sports offered on your curriculum!

Taking part in sports can help pupils socialise with their peers, feel part of something special and see the effects of their hard work, first-hand.