Academic year : 2017/ 2018 Total Fund allocated : £16,570 B/f from previous year £8017.01 TOTAL: £24,587.01 PE and Sport Premium Priority focus Planned impact On Pupils Actions to achieve Planned funding Actual funding Impact and Evidence Healthy active lifestyles Training for TA’s to lead time organised physical activity sessions. Purchase resources for lunch and break time activities to promote physical activity Promote and introduce an school multi - skills club for more able students Pupils have access to organised physical play activities to promote and develop gross motor skills. A range of resources will allow children to access activities dependant on disability. Activities to include table top activities to aid fine motor skills for identified children Identified students can develop their motor skills in a fun environment with children of similar abilities. Book training morning from CSSP to train TA’s. Identify TA’s an interest in PE to lead sessions. Join primary teachers meeting to identify which key items need to be purchased linked to students needs and access. Promote club and find out parental interest. Appoint an after school multi skills leader and 1 or 2 assistants dependent on pupil interest. £200 £300 £1100
Book a 6 week unit of work in Tri Golf. . Book a 6 week unit of work for multi skills. Top up swimming for nil by mouth students through extra swim Build on the taster session the students experienced at Wheel Power day last year. Pupils can develop hand eye coordination through a new activity. Children can be sign posted to out of school tri golf in the local community. Book sessions with Smith at CSSP. Students to replace cricket. Multi skills will allow a greater level of access to the new cohort of students in primary. Both gross and fine motor skills can be developed through a range of activities. More nil by mouth students can access the pool at once through specialist swim teacher Book a taster session Book a 6 week course from Richard Shaw via community golf Book sessions with David Smith at CSSP. Students . Identified nil by mouth students to benefit from extra swimming Hire swim teacher for identified sessions £550 £300 £6360
teacher in identifies sessions. Year 6 OAA day at High Ashurst outdoor learning centre to access OAA activities. approved in pupil Risk assessments. Students can access abseiling, archery and other activities that have been adapted to their needs led by specialist SEND leaders . Pupils will experience new activities. They will work on team building, learn new skills and be involved in risk taking in a highly specialist environment. £638 Increased confidence, knowledge and skills in delivering PE and Planned impact On Pupils Actions to achieve Planned funding Actual funding Impact and Evidence The appointment of a one-year contract for a TA to assist with the access of activities to more complex classes. As cohort of students change their physical access to activities becomes more complex. The appointment of a TA in selected classes over a 2 day period will allow children to access activities more easily. Appoint a TA 1 for a one year contract over a 2 day period. £6056 Participation in competitive sport Planned impact On Pupils Actions to achieve Planned funding Actual funding Impact and Evidence Hire transport to take a team to the Primary Panathlon Competition Students can compete against other special schools in a series of adapted activities that Hire a London hire fully accessible bus to transport students to venue. £200 mini bus