Sports Premium Physical Education Action Plan 2017-2018 Windsor Park Middle School. Updated June 2018. Key Indicators Identified area of development What do we need to do Intervention Impact Cost The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity (60 minutes a day / 30 minutes at school) Extracurricular provision Increase the number and breadth of clubs to widen participation levels and meet all pupil needs. Yearly calendar of after school clubs in place and promoted in school and to parents. Lunchtime clubs reviewed and changed every half term to reach all pupils and target particular groups. Sports Coaches employed every lunchtime to deliver ‘games’ to pupils at lunchtime. 50% of pupils accessing extracurricular activities (School Games Gold). Government target in relation to 60 minutes of daily activity achieved. Increased participation levels and improved levels of fitness. Afterschool provision Autumn Term Burton Albion - £360 Progressive Sports - Lunchtime Sports Coaches. The profile of PE and sport is raised across the school as a tool for improvement Healthy Active Lifestyles Make the importance of HAL a cross curricular priority. Increase students’ awareness of their general health and well-being. Continue to teach HAL within the PE curriculum throughout the year. Have a ‘Healthy Lifestyle’ workshop delivered in school covering a variety of subjects and involving a range of school Students having an increased understanding of health and making healthier choices. Heighten the importance of PE across the school. £650 for workshop delivery
the department and then used at pyramid and partnership meetings. Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils Engaging less able / less active students Increase participation levels of less active pupils. Delivery of change for life club for targeted pupils in year 5 & 6. Started in Autumn 2. Introduce badminton into the lunchtime club plan due to student demand. Delivery of National School Sports Week (25-29th June) Y5 Rock Climbing trip (18th/19th April). Government target in relation to 60 minutes of daily activity achieved. Increased participation levels and improved levels of fitness. Delivered by young leaders post training as part of Sports Partnership. Cost of new equipment. Badminton set - Cost of additional activities included in NSSW. Cost of trip. Cost of PE cover. Students asked for a small contribution. Increased participation in competitive sport Competitions/ fixtures Increase competitive opportunities for pupils through ensuring teams are appropriately prepared to attend competition programmes. Affiliate and pay associated fees to National Governing Body and School Sports Association to ensure school can take part in competitions. Extracurricular coaching programme aligned to competition calendar. Increased participation levels amongst pupils. Support transition work where activities are at feeder schools. Parental engagement through attending competitions. Promotion and publicity of school. Competitions organised and managed through Sports Partnership support - £1350 Affiliation fees of the County FA - £40
Provision of school facilities to host competitions for partnership events. Leadership, training and volunteering Maintain young leaders programme for year 8 to create increased levels of responsibility for pupils and support delivery of KS2 extracurricular competition. Leadership programme undertaken. Training took place in Autumn 1. Delivery of young leaders to support sports partnership competitions e.g. St. Mary’s Sports Day. Leadership skills developed in pupils. Improved management of lunchtime activities. Delivery of change for life meeting national targets. Increased levels of cohesion with local First Schools. Increased activity levels. Included in Sports Partnership coordination costs of £1325 Cost of YL merchandise. MISC Equipment Ensure appropriate provision of equipment for all activities. Maintain all equipment to a high standard. Audit and assess current equipment and confirm purchase of new equipment to support curriculum and extracurricular requirements. Maintain high quality delivery of Physical education. Meeting needs of all pupils. Cost of new equipment Swimming Further develop school swimming to ensure all students can swim 25m unaided. Arrange to take all Y6 students swimming in their PE lessons in the summer term. (Summer 1 half term). Reaching Government guidelines regarding swimming. Cost of swimming