PE and Sport Premium
This year, we received £20,000 sports funding through the PE and Sport Premium. In our school we plan to use it to provide additional sports opportunities for our pupils to improve their sport skills and general fitness. We employed a sports coach who runs lunchtime clubs and carries out high quality PE sessions alongside class teachers.
What is the PE and Sports Premium?
The Government provides additional primary school sports funding called the ‘PE and Sports Premium’. This funding is jointly provided by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport, and goes directly to primary school head teachers to spend on improving the quality of sport and PE for all their children.
Purpose of the funding
Schools have to spend the funding on improving their provision of PE and sport, but they will have the freedom to choose how they do this. All improvements implemented through the PE and school premium will be sustained through constant curricular review and income generated through lettings.
Possible uses for the funding include:
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hire qualified sports coaches to work with teachers
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provide existing staff with training or resources to help them teach PE and sport more effectively
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introduce new sports or activities and encourage more pupils to take up sport
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support and involve the least active children by running or extending school sports clubs, holiday clubs and Change4Life clubs
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run sport competitions
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increase pupils’ participation in the School Games
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run sports activities with other schools
How did the funding benefit our pupils in 2021-22?
2021/22 £19,370
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Area of Spending
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Amount To Be Spent
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Additional lunchtime specialist sports coaching, working alongside lunchtime supervisors, in KS1 and KS2
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£10,000
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Specialist sports coaches working with teachers supporting and improving PE lessons
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£3,000
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Development of resources to support teaching of a wider range of sports, as per our curriculum map
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£3,500
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Subsidisation of after-school sports clubs for children
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£1,500
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Subscription to The PE Hub to support improvements in teaching of PE
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£500
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Subscription for PE training through Haringey Education Partnership
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£400
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In-house PE training with Jan Hickman & Kim Henderson
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£470
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TOTAL
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£19,370
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How did the funding benefit our pupils in 2020-21?
2020/21 £20,456
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Area of Spending
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Amount Spent
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Outcomes
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Additional lunchtime specialist sports coaching, working alongside lunchtime supervisors, in KS1 and KS2
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£9000
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· Provided an opportunity for children to play sports with other peers from across the school
· Children developed a greater understanding of the importance of exercise and leading a healthy lifestyle
· Encouraged and supported pupils’ self-discipline, teamwork, sense of responsibility, their ability to persevere and to make the correct choices, and their understanding of consequences when wrong choices are taken
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Subsidisation of after-school sports clubs for children as well as additional coaching during partial school closure (for key worker and vulnerable children)
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£4000
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· Raised pupil confidence
· Created opportunities for all children to participate in all sports regardless of income
· Further increased children’s interest in keeping fit and healthy
· Provided opportunities for children to participate in a wider range of sports
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Pay for cycling/scootering instructor to work with children to increase the number of them travelling to school by scooter/bikes, promoting a healthy lifestyle
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£1556
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· Children improved their fitness levels
· Raised children’s confidence and self-esteem
· Decreased obesity levels within the school
· Improved safety when cycling/scootering around the local area
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Purchase school scooters for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 lunchtimes, as well as storage racks
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£2500
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· Children improved their fitness levels
· Raised children’s confidence and self-esteem
· Decreased obesity levels within the school
· Improved safety when cycling/scootering around the local area
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Development of resources to support teaching of a wider range of sports, as per our curriculum map
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£2500
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· Provided resources for staff to ensure high-quality PE lessons are being taught
· Improved range of lessons/disciplines being taught in PE |
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Subscription to The PE Hub to support improvements in teaching of PE
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£500
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· Developed teacher confidence and expertise in delivering full PE curriculum map
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Subscription for PE training through Haringey Education Partnership
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£400
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· Ensured teachers had the necessary knowledge and skills to deliver high quality lessons to pupils
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With regards to the sustainability of our spending, the investment into our playground and our sports equipment, will ensure that all future pupils will have the same opportunities as our current cohorts receive now. By up-skilling our teachers, we are investing into our staff, leading to an increase in the delivery of our PE curriculum not just this year, but in years to come. We are also invested in developing an understanding around the importance of keeping fit, with the children recognising the important role physical education plays as part of the curriculum.
Swimming Achievements
Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic there is no 2020/21 swimming data