Introduction of a #healthyselfie. Parents can email pictures taken of physical activity whilst out of school; this is shared during assembly to promote fitness and celebrate what our children get up to. During the summer, this will increase. Investing in equipment for lunchtime use will give children a wider range of activities that can be accessed for a longer period of time. Play leaders will be able to access it for the whole sixty minutes. Equipment used for PE lessons will stay in a better condition. The equipment purchased this year will continue to be used in the future. Play leaders will continue their roles alongside trained midday supervisors. An action plan for playtime activities will be developed and assessed for impact. Key indicator 2: The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement Percentage of allocation: 11% School Focus Actions Funding Impact Sustainability and next To gain the School Mark (aiming for silver). To celebrate sporting achievement inside and outside of school. Raising the profile of PE in foundation stage. The School Games Mark criteria has been used as a guide throughout the year to ensure the school will meet the criteria. Certificates have been produced for competitions that children have participated in. are awarded during our ‘celebration’ assembly to raise the profile of PE. Introduction of a #healthyselfie. Parents can email pictures taken of physical activity whilst out of school; this is shared during assembly to promote fitness and celebrate what our children get up to. (Cover during application process) Having the School Games logo and certificate will show all of our children, parents and visitors that we are proud of our sporting achievement to raise the profile of sport in school. Our children have shown a real sense of pride and teamwork when representing the school at competitions. Assemblies have provided a great opportunity for the children to celebrate this. Forest school will impact children's development in all areas of learning, with a particular strength in understanding the world and To achieve the next level of the School Games Mark by making more use of our cooperative trust network to organise additional sports fixtures. During the summer term and into next year, children will be asked to report on competitions competed in at a whole school assembly. develop our website by publishing the children’s summary report with a selection of pictures of each tournament.
School Focus Actions Funding Impact Sustainability and next To increase the participation in competitive sports. Use coaching time to help prepare children for competitions. Increase the number of competitive opportunities available to our children across the academic year. Hold house competitions to help raise the profile of sport as well as giving children a competitive experience within our school community. Arrange tournaments with our local schools for our after school sports club children to take part in. £945 £953 (cost of staffing and transport to attend 9 different competitions) Over 60% of our KS2 children and 25% of our KS1 children have part in a competitive sporting opportunity this year. More children will have this opportunity over the summer. Several children have been involved in multiple events and have represented the school in competitions involving many local schools. Our sports coach has given the children confidence in their ability before attending a competition as well helping them to understand what will be expected of them during the event. This time is in addition to PE lessons meaning the amount of physical activity is increased. House competitions have been a fun way to encourage sporting activity and generate comradery. To increase the amount of children taking part in competitions so that by 2020, all children across the school will be involved in a competitive sporting at least once a year. Allow teaching assistants to work alongside our sports coach to gain ideas for future house competitions. Establish links with schools across our cooperative trust to share transport to competitions. This will reduce future costs.