Organised Lunchtime Play
Organised Lunchtime play is used to ensure children are making the most of their playtime through staying active whist playing fairly and safely.


Keeping the children engaged means less accidents and incidents occur whilst encouraging children to improve their social skills.
School feedback has suggested that children who partake in structured play return to class focussed and on task.
Organised play can be as easy as a class or year group who use a particular area of the playground, field or hall to play specific games and activities delivered by ESS coaches.

Tina Gabriel, Senior Midday Supervisor
William Tyndale School, Islington
“Elms Sport in Schools provide us with two coaches everyday. They are fun for the kids and provide a great service. In particular, Shayne, Steven, Alex and Tommy have got to know the children really well and we always look forward to their daily appearance. “