Achievement in PE and Sport Objective Action Impact Timescale Cost Leadership Develop Leadership experience and skills of new Sports and PE Leader to raise the profile of Sports and PE across the school. Make links and develop partnerships with local schools and organisations. Develop capability to accurately monitor and measure impact and outcomes in PE and Sports. Appoint new PE and Sports Leader. Link with “mentor” Sports Leader – Head of PE dept at Plumcroft Primary School. Join Greenwich Sports Partnership. Join Youth Sports Trust and Create Development Sports Partnership Focus of Leadership across the school that raises profile and increases enjoyment and engagement in sporting activity, develops aspirations, skills, fitness levels and more healthy lifestyles. Make links with colleagues and organisations. Develop networks and partnerships. Develop leadership skills including monitoring impact and outcomes. Access to programme of competitive sports. Access Create “PE, Sport and Health Wheel” tool to monitor and evaluate the impact of our actions and progress toward objectives. January 2018 January 2018 Leadership time. £1,200 cost of release to work with Mentor. £895 £450 The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – kick-starting healthy active lifestyles Raise overall fitness by increasing engagement in The Daily Mile Improve PE and sport outdoor learning environments by marking out the playground for the Daily Mile. Following the success of the Daily Mile in Years 3 and 4 the Increase observed numbers of children actively engaged in the teacher led Daily Mile by 10%. Playtime observations will reflect children across the school engaged in independent “take up” of the Daily Mile and use of new April 2018 Ongoing £500 Refresh and update paint. Premises
rehearsal of skills. Raise overall fitness by increasing engagement in physical activity at lunchtime by employing an Activ Kids Sports Coach for 2 lunchtimes / week. Coach will work with children from all classes to raise activity levels, develop general levels of fitness and improve skills. Children’s skills and sporting abilities have increased as a result of regular practice and rehearsal of skills. Fitness levels are increased due to more children choosing to engage in adult led sports activity. Playtime observations reflect an improvement in behaviour and surveys of meal supervisors show fewer incidents requiring adult intervention. September 2017 £1,000 To ensure children are developing the three physical fundamental skills (balance, agility and coordination) in EYFS To ensure regular practise of gross motor skills so that they are able to focus on fine motor skills in KS1. To order equipment for EYFS to encourage physical play and development of coordination, agility and balance through outdoor adventurous play e.g. planks, tunnels and bikes. As the new resources have provided the children with new challenges and they are regularly linked to other areas of learning, children are using new ways of travelling. Children’s gross motor skills have improved and there are less injuries as a result. Children’s fine motor skills are improving in class, in terms of improved pencil grip and therefore more accurate letter formation. Jan 2018 £1,000 To promote a healthy lifestyle and healthy To maintain our gardening after school Club, where the An increased number of children understand the importance of growing your own food and September 2017 – July 2018 £500
of our children entering competitive sports competitions. Partnership competitions across the school. £500 Cover costs for staff taking children to compete Longer Term Development and Plans Objective Action Impact Timescale Cost Improve provision by increasing opportunity for all weather sporting activity. Install “astroturf” onto a 30 x 18 metre area of our playground. Children able to take part in PE more frequently as will not reliant on weather. Double sporting opportunities as able to timetable hall and playground simultaneously. All children will be more confident to take part as not fearful of falling on concrete. Estimates in February 2018 Installation in Summer 2019 Initial estimates in region of £25,000. Double swimming provision. An additional class – Year 3- take up swimming lessons. Improve confidence and skills in swimming. Increase the number of children reaching Key Stage 2 expectations of swimming 25metres by end of Year 6. Lifesaving skills. September 2018 Additional £395 per year. Improve monitoring and evaluation of impact. Use of “Create” PE Sport and Health Wheel. Leaders will have more accurate knowledge of outcomes for children which will lead to greater focus for future developments. February 2018 £450 for Create. £400 release.