Academic Year: 2017/18 Total fund allocated: £19,120 Date Updated: 03.04.18 Key indicator 1: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that primary school children undertake at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day in school Percentage of total allocation: 71.35 % School focus with clarity on intended impact on pupils: Actions to achieve: Funding allocated: £13,643.81 Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps: Funded specialised coaching from: Soccerwise Timperley boxing club Altrincham FC Cirkids To introduce Stretch-N-Grow to work with our EYFS team to develop key fundamental movement skills Continue to sustain interest for a range of sports clubs before school Roll out the daily mile across ks1/ks2 to ensure all children are active for 15 minutes a day Continue to undertake wake up shake up every day through use of sports leaders Source new equipment to aid introduction of new sports to engage less active children Use sports funding to put towards the cost of a new running Continue with sports breakfast clubs To deliver excellent coverage of a wide of sports and activities during curriculum time Additional curriculum opportunities: Sale Sharks Man Utd Football Altrincham FC Stretch-N-grow staff to develop curriculum map and work with EYFS staff and pupils to develop key skills Range of sports/clubs on offer before, during and after school Identify course on the field External coaches to run breakfast Use funding to buy Archery/tri-golf and table tennis equipment Seek quotes for running track from Specialist sports Resources costs: £1250.31 Committed: £8000 towards new running track on school field All pupils involved in 15 minutes of extra activity every day Midday assistants increased competence supporting lunchtime activities – more confidence delivering activities Development of pupil leadership through games/ WUSU Specialised coverage/provision in all aspects of the PE curriculum from EYFS – KS2 Increased participation numbers of chn in extra-curricular clubs Teachers work closely alongside external specialist coaches to upskill PE teaching and learning. Next steps: Introduce Maths of the Day to ensure being ‘active’ is incorporated into the curriculum. Teaching staff carefully monitor progress through use of assessment tools
every day Train middays/sports leaders effectively to support playground leaders in running activities local ground companies to advise of cost etc. Create plan of action for this process. CPD opportunity through Kikstart for middays to develop knowledge of a of games to support leaders in running activities at lunchtimes Kikstart training: £112.50 Key indicator 2: The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement Percentage of total allocation: 6.22% School focus with clarity on intended impact on pupils: Actions to achieve: Funding allocated: Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps: Promote achievements of all related activity in our celebration assemblies to raise the profile of involvement in sport and inspire peers to take up sport Increase number of children representing the school through competition Ensure a PE notice board is accessible and on display for all to see to raise the profile of leading a healthy, active lifestyle Promote successes through use of specialised stickers and certificates in celebrations achievements in praise assemblies with the whole school Share successes in newsletters and through social media outlets (including sporting achievements outside of school for local clubs) PE displays managed and updated regularly throughout the year Increase participation numbers at competitions by entering more thus increasing number of pupils involved Transport costs: £1191.90 2 teams entered into 5 different competitions Notice boards relevant and current – provide all with current initiatives on-going in schools. Social media outlets and newsletters regularly update the school and local community. Improved performances from resulting in: Winners of Altrincham Cup Winners of Manchester cup Children enjoy sharing success with peers Increased pupil participation at events and clubs Confidence and self-esteem Senior management see relevance of funding for transport to allow opportunities for events/competitions Promote opportunities for competitive sport in KS1 and allowing more children to participate in any given opportunities
Continue to offer and differentiate the range of different sports activities on offer to children before, during and after school. Encourage and support those chn who do not engage in extra-curricular activity. C4life club offered to targeted children Carry out a pupil audit to identify what sports children partake in outside of school and also what clubs they would like to have the opportunity to access as clubs. Undertake all training which is offered through the sports partnership/YST and any accredited organisations with an aim to get more staff up-skilled in a range of activities. Support of external coaches to deliver new See Key indicator 1 for coaches costs etc More staff involved in extracurricular activities and new equipment provided to enhance experiences children have. 7 new on offer: table tennis, Archery, tag rugby, Yoga, Tri-golf, Street Dance, Boxing Teaching staff continue to be enthused to deliver 2 hours of PE per work and are equipped with the necessary tools to ensure high-quality learning. Key indicator 5: Increased participation in competitive sport Percentage of total allocation: % School with clarity on intended impact on pupils: Actions to achieve: Funding allocated: Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps: To introduce and offer competitive sports opportunities that we have not previously competed in. Engage more pupils in inter/intra school competitions; ensure those who are disengaged are involved and enthused. Increase the number of children Arrange friendly competition between ourselves and other school s in the local area - intra/inter school opportunities – TSP Money allocated to fund transport Join additional competitions eg See above for transport costs All of KS2 provided with opportunity to participate in competition KS1/KS2 children have had opportunity to represent the school in different events We have entered 10 different sporting competitions this year Number of children representing Staff to take sports teams to events
attending extra-curricular clubs to promote and engage sporting activities Basketball, Athletics, Tri-Golf, Athletics, Orienteering, Swimming Gala Provide an abundance of opportunity for children to access a of sporting activities regularly throughout the school day . Furthermore, offer a range of opportunities. Staff members to work with and alongside Sports Coaches to implement and develop skills in added sports. the school at competition this year has more than doubled – partly due to us taking more than 1 team to events and also due to entering more competitions Further key information: Clubs without attached funding costs are supported via main school budget Action plan to be put in place to support those who aren’t yet able to swim 25 metres to ensure all chn are given every opportunity to meet target in timeframe available