Our aims for the current academic year In the academic year 2018-2019 we are using the PE and Sport Funding to fund some of the swimming costs for Years 3 and 4. We are also keeping our apprentice who will continue to support staff in the delivery of PE sessions until to Christmas. With the remaining budget, we aim to continue to increase participation in enjoyable, vigorous, purposeful and regular physical activity both during and around the school day. Having evaluated provision provided last year we aim to continue good practice where we see a positive impact whilst improving or adding to it, where possible. We aim to continue to provide an excellent after school club program that will continue to appeal to a wide range of children in order to promote a healthy lifestyle for all. Change4Life club will be a key part of our after school club program, which aims to keep children active and healthy. Due to the success of our badminton coaching in curriculum time we are extending this provision through coaching after school (available for all Key Stage Two children). Please see below a breakdown of the spending for the current academic year. Ravenshead C of E allocation 2018/2019 - £19,000 (approx.) Amount Spent on Impact on pupil’s participation How do we make this sustainable? £8,510 Joseph Whitaker Sports package Professional to run curriculum sessions every Monday and Tuesday afternoon for the whole year. Professional coach to run after school clubs every Monday and Tuesday for the whole year. Competitions/festivals attended by children in all year groups. Transport provided for competitions/festivals attended. CPD opportunities for staff. Regular meetings with PE co-ordinator and others in family of schools (arranging events/sharing good practice/support with curriculum). Support in gaining School Kitemark. Play leader training for Year 6 children. Support for Change4Life club. These opportunities promote and encourage a love and enjoyment of sport in our pupils. Pupils gain quality first hand coaching and enjoy participation in competitive and sports. We always intend our class teachers to observe and work with the external providers to maximise the potential for high quality CPD to up-skill our team. £1568 Towards School swimming This is a National Curriculum requirement: ‘All schools must provide swimming instruction either in Key Stage 1 or Key Stage 2. In particular, pupils
should be taught to swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres, use a range of strokes effectively such as front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke and perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations’. £3000 PE apprentice Apprentice to support staff in the teaching of PE sessions. Part payment from 2018-19 budget £700 Football coach Mr Dawes to coach year 6 football and attend matches after school This will continue to be paid for from future funding or school budget £400 Basketball Jimmy Jumpshot to coach year 5/6 basketball in curriculum time and attendance at matches Teachers have observed these sessions and can therefore plan for future sessions to have a greater impact on the children in developing their skills £2370 Badminton Delivered to years 3, 4and 5 and after school for years 3 and 4. As above £1000 Sport equipment Ensuring that the school has sufficient high quality equipment to support quality delivery From school budget when necessary £500 Sportsafe To ensure that all sport equipment such as climbing frames are safe From school budget when necessary £1000 Transport To attend sports matches/festivals etc As above £540 Dance Professional dance teachers (Rattle and Roll) After school dance club Pupils gain quality first hand coaching. We always intend our class teachers to observe and work with the external providers to maximise the potential for high quality CPD to our team.