Participation in a wide of Witchford School Sport Partnership Key Stage specific Competition Increased participation opportunities in competitive sport for all years KS1 – KS2. Numbers of children taking part in a range of competitions across the school. The children participated in a number of inter-competitions which involved most children in KS2 and the children were able to learn the Olympic values including sportsmanship, respect, friendship, determination. The competitions included: Boys football – we won the Cup Cross country for KS2 – we achieved 1st and 2nd in Y6 boys; 2nd in y3 girls. Tag Rugby – we had two teams participating Kwik Sticks – we had two y5/6 teams Football – y3/4 – two teams QuadKids – y5/6 - Achieved 3rd; one y6 achieved 3rd as an individual Netball – y6 – achieved 3rd and 6th Tennis – Y3/4 Rounders – y5 Cricket – y3/4 GetActive Festival – Y2 Ks1 and KS2 Non-traditional Sports Day. To increase pupil participation and range of inclusive activities. The numbers of children taking part in a wider range of activities. In June, two non-traditional sports days were completed for each Key Stage. The Sports Crew helped to organise this event. All children participated and were able to experience new physical
School Sports Partnership £200.00 £800 activities including archery. This enabled pupils to engage and possibly further develop their interests in sports that they may not have done previously. Application for Sainsbury’s School Kitemark To provide an opportunity to participate in sport for all pupils across the school in physical activity, competition and leadership. Engaging wider school staff, parents and the community. Numbers of children taking part in PE, competition, OSHL, leadership. Evidence of engagement with others through school notice boards, newsletters, website etc. We were awarded the Gold mark for Sainsbury’s School Games Kitemark through meeting our criteria. More children have been recognised as being more active during the school day and we are providing more opportunities for this to happen. The children are understanding the positive effects of physical activities. £1315 Transport to sports competitions/festivals Increased participation in competitive sport. Number of events accessed and numbers of children taking part. By providing transport to these events ensured a greater number of children were able to participate in sporting competitions (we were even able to take B and C teams).
Sport Premium Spend Activity Rationale for spend and desired outcomes Monitoring Impact £1695.00 Training of school staff and supply cover for staff to attend courses and tournaments: PE for Inexperienced Teachers Pilates Networking Day Gymnastics Inset twilight/ training day bespoke training (This list is not exhaustive) *Many courses are highly subsidised or free through the Witchford School Sports Partnership subscription service. We have completed an audit of our training needs across the school and identified areas for improvement. Witchford SSP provide a of continuous professional development opportunities to up-skill teachers, TAs with the knowledge and skills to provide a wider provision of activities both in school and in after school clubs. Lesson plans, evaluation forms from staff training and staff reporting increased knowledge in subject area. Number of events accessed and numbers of children taking part. Alongside working with coaches as mentioned above, training for all staff was available. Teachers attended Pilates training. The teacher then delivered the training to all staff members – this supports the sustainability of skills. Ian Roberts, LA advisor, provided training for all on the teaching of gymnastics on 15/01/18. Staff feel more confident to teach gymnastics and clearer guidelines were provided. £200.00 Additional Sports coaches to provide intra cross country and Football competition. Opportunity for Intra school competition. Numbers of children taking part in a range of competitions across the school. Helen Bennett, WSSP coach, delivered and organised the intra-cross country and football competitions for KS2. All children participated and experienced the competition recognising and coping with winning and losing. The children represented their house groups working well to demonstrate good team work. £2628 Purchase Physical Education Equipment to support the delivery of PE in school, sports day stickers, Netball posts, Tag Rugby Equipment, Gymnastics equipment, netball kits, Smarty Pilates resources, Playtime Equipment. Audit of current sports equipment and purchase of new equipment that is appropriate for KS1&2 and supports a range of activities across the school. Increased activities for children to participate in a range of activities. All equipment listed was purchased. This enabled teachers to have the equipment to to a high standard using safe and high specification equipment. The children were also able to develop new skills