PE and Sport Premium Key Outcome Indicator School Focus/ planned Impact on Pupils Actions to Achieve Planned Funding Actual Funding Evidence Actual Impact (Review) on Pupils Sustainability/ Next Steps 3. Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport. To raise standards in pedagogy and continuous provision by subscribing to the NWLSSP. Sports Coach: Team teaching with Class Teacher on assessment of learning CPD: Skills of all teaching staff to highlight areas of need Varied opportunities offered to all staff £4,980.00 £4,980.00 Each teacher experienced at least two half-terms team teaching with a qualified sport’s coach focusing on differentiation and AFL HB/RS attended Planning in PE sessions HB attended Big Moves training HB attended 3 Primary Lead Teacher training days with the NWLSSP. Each (including EYFS) attended 6 weeks of swimming lessons Long term planning overview in to ensure continuity of progression across school Big Moves: Physical literacy intervention programme designed to improve poor physical development Ultimate Frisbee afternoon for the year 3/4 children NWLSSP updated HB on National Perspectives throughout the year CPD to all class teachers on the Big Moves initiative with the intention of implementing it in the EYFS as initial teaching sequence Big Moves to be delivered as intervention for identified children 1. The of all pupils in regular To encourage all children to participate in PE Sports Coach: activities More children attending events More children attending extra-curricular activities Bronze Ambassadors ran school sports day Bronze Ambassadors dancing in a Increased number of B teams
physical activity – kick starting healthy active lifestyles and/or sporting events offering a range of sporting opportunities Structured Play: Play coach training for Class 4 Bronze Ambassadors: 4 children from Class 4 to attend training to establish SSOC and Sport’s Council Level 1 competitions to be organised (1 per term) Play equipment out at break time and lunch time - structured play 4 children attended Bronze Ambassadors training Access to alternative sports: Lawn Bowls, ultimate Frisbee and Zumba KS2 Skipping competition morning (whole school initiative) 3 teams attended the Level 2 Quicksticks event 2 girls teams attended table tennis event and won the ‘Spirit of the Games’ award Children in Class 2 took part in a dance festival. Children competing in Quicksticks Level 2 tournament got to the finals and placed second. At least 2 children joined a local hockey club Bronze Ambassadors School Sport’s Day Children actively involved in School’s Games Day Bronze Ambassadors ‘warm-up’ dancing at the of every day At least 1 each term Sports Coach to run a different club each half term 4 new Bronze Ambassadors to be trained
4. Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils To provide positive experiences of alternative sports. Zumba Experience Ultimate Frisbee Experience NWLSSP INCL. NWLSSP INCL. workshops Lawn boules training and tournament Ultimate Frisbee Club links established for lawn boules Less active children engaged and enjoying lessons/sessions Zumba after-school club to be offered to children Cheerleading activity Archery 3. Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport. To standards by developing our HLTA: Ruth Shaw on the Level 5 Certificate in Primary School Physical Education Specialism. Ruth to attend sessions throughout year. Team with NWLSSP coach Work closely with PE Subject Leader to complete directed tasks and assessments. £900 £900 Level 5 accreditation achieved PE specialist in school to support teaching and learning Extra-curricular provision: Cross Country club Ruth Shaw to be involved with planning in PE to ensure progression through school Ruth Shaw to team teach with Class Teachers to upskill Ruth to lead intervention for physical literacy upon Big Moves 4. Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils To provide all children across the school with access to the Activat8 Scheme Promote benefits of the scheme on Newsletter £144 £144 Feedback from parents Families engaged in clubs/ activities outside of school provision (by gaining rewards and prizes/incentives). Review impact of subscription
5. Increased participation in competitive sport To provide transport to Level 2 competitions, skills activities and festivals. Timetable events in advance so that the front office is able to book in advance. £500 COST Silver School Games Award achieved Attendance monitored to ensure that all children are given equal opportunities to participate in P.E and Sporting events. Access for a wider range of children to attend events and festivals. Provide more transport to events next academic year 4. Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils The provision of PE equipment to include: Table Tennis Basketball To continue to update and renew resources to ensure a continuity and development of physical literacy. £2,000 CHECK P/O Table Tennis Tables and equipment Footballs Netballs Rugby balls and tags Basketballs Sticks equipment Dodgeballs Hoops More active P.E Lessons Improved PE teaching and learning – differentiation and organisation of lessons To review and update athletics equipment To review and update dance resources To establish Forest Schools provision Total: £ £6,024.00 -2,441 Additional Spending Action Cost Objective/Impact To provide classroom cover for PE to attend PLT days (3 per year) £600 To improve provision in school by developing a Primary Lead Teacher.