St Simon of England R.C Primary School Academy PE and Sport Premium Strategy

Purpose of the premium

The premium must be used to fund additional and sustainable improvements to the provision of PE and sport, for the benefit of primary-aged pupils to encourage the development of healthy, active lifestyles.

The Secretary of State does not consider the following expenditure as falling within the scope of additional or sustainable improvement:

• employing coaches or specialist teachers to cover planning preparation and assessment (PPA) arrangements - these should come out of schools’ core staffing budgets
• teaching the minimum requirements of the existing PE curriculum.

Overview of St Simon of England R.C Primary School Academy’s strategies for improving pupils’ PE and sport participation and attainment and giving pupils the opportunity to develop a healthy, active lifestyle

We spend our PE and sport funding in the following ways to improve PE and sport participation and to enable pupils to develop a healthy, active lifestyle:

• To sustain and improve the provision of PE and school sport throughout the school.
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• To ensure that all members of staff are offering high quality physical education via a varied and exciting curriculum.
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• To ensure that PE CPD is on-going for all staff.
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• To provide appropriate competitive school sport opportunities for a wider variety of children.
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• To encourage and inspire children and families to choose healthy lifestyle habits.
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• To work in partnership with other schools through a local school sport partnership to maximise opportunities for children to excel.
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• To offer opportunities for our elite sports people to further both their skill set and knowledge of their sport.

How the improvements made will be sustainable in the future:

• Through continued professional development school staff will be able to deliver consistently high quality teaching in Physical Education.
• To ensure that we have the correct equipment to enable high quality delivery of the curriculum.
• To identify and engage with those children who are less active and, therefore, less likely to choose sport and exercise as a lifestyle choice.
• To work in partnership with other organisations and schools to maximise the potential of the P.E. and School sport funding and make best use of the facilities within the school grounds.
• To give a broad base of extra- curricular activities for those who wish to take part.

PE and Sports Funding – the total funding received by St Simon of England R.C Primary School Academy
 

2016 - 2017

Amount

£8900

2017 - 2018

Amount

£17820

At St Simon of England R.C Primary School Academy, the PE and Sports funding is spent in a variety of ways with the direct and explicit aim of making additional and sustainable improvements to the provision of PE and sport for the benefit of all pupils to encourage the development of healthy, active lifestyles.

A breakdown of the 2016/17 expenditure is shown below, together with its impact on PE, sport and healthy, active lifestyles’ outcomes:

PE and Sport Improvement Strategy 2016/17

Amount (£)

Description

Evidence of Impact

Specialist Sports Coaching

£4100

Two days specialist sports coaching per week.

Working with/team teaching with Specialist Sports Coaches has meant that confidence in teachers taking P.E has increased.

Pupils receiving high quality P.E lessons.

Increased resilience of pupils in P.E and extra-curricular clubs and competitions

Dance and fitness lessons

£1260

Dance fitness lessons across the school during curriculum time.

Increased level of fitness across Years 1-6

Increased uptake in afterschool Zumba classes.

Transport to events

£500

Coach and Minibus transport to events

Pupils able to attend events.

Sports Package

£550

Sports package with North School for participation in inter schools competition.

School able to take part in interschool competitions in Football, Netball, Tag Rugby, Multi-skills. Sports Hall Athletics.

Subscriptions

£40

Subscription to Ashford District Sports Association

Pupil participation in Ashford District Football and Netball competitions.

School Participation in the Ashford District Athletics Tournament at Julie Rose Stadium.

Additional Equipment

£1000

For teaching of P.E and for afterschool clubs

Teachers have enough equipment to teach quality lessons and introduce new sports e.g Dodgeball, Tchuk Ball

Swimming Lessons

£2000

Provision of lessons for Years 2-4

Additional instructors in pool to deliver higher quality teaching of swimming

100% of pupils showing increased confidence in water.

Total Expenditure

£9450 (exceeding allocation)

A breakdown of the projected expenditure for the year 2017/2018 is shown below, together with its projected impact:

PE and Sport Improvement Strategy 2017/18

Amount (£)

Description

Projected Impact

Sports Package

£600

Sports package with North School for participation in inter schools competition.

School able to take part in interschool competitions in Football, Netball, Tag Rugby, Multi-skills, Sports Hall Athletics, Basketball, Quick sticks Hockey, Mini Tennis

Teachers able to participate in CPD as part of the package.

P.E coordinator supported within their role.

Installation of a purpose built “Daily Mile” track in school grounds.

£12000

All weather running track to enable children to run a daily mile at least 3 times per week.

All children will participate in completing a timetabled “Daily Mile” at least 3 times per week so that all children will be participating in an additional exercise for twenty minutes per session. This will help the school to meet government’s recommendations for daily physical exercise.

Children evidenced using the daily mile path/track during playtimes under their own initiative.

Children become more aware of their health and the need to take responsibility for it.

Children will be much fitter and therefore able to access P.E and sport more effectively

Improved body composition – bone density, muscle strength and cardio-vascular health.

Helps children achieve and maintain a healthy weight.

100% inclusive and no-one is left behind – every child succeeds. It’s not a race or competition – there is no sense of failure.

Children enjoying completing the daily mile – having fun, in the fresh air with friends, and a sense of freedom. Children enjoy the weather, seasons and nature.

Supports improvement in self-efficacy, satisfaction and happiness.

Installation of Orienteering Course in school grounds.

Purchase of bespoke orienteering scheme of work for whole school

0.5 day CPD in Orienteering for all staff to enable the use of orienteering course and scheme of work.

£1250

School grounds carefully mapped using mapping software.

Orienteering course installed by educational consultancy.

All staff to receive half day practical training in the use of scheme of work.

Purpose built permanent course will enable orienteering to become part of our scheme of work in P.E.

Pupils able to take part in inter school competition.

Pupils become more confident in using practical mapping skills.

All staff able to deliver orienteering activity to all year groups.

Pupils participating in orienteering activity during lunch breaks during Terms 5 and 6.

Subscriptions

£40

Subscription to Ashford District Sports Association

Pupil participation in Ashford District Football and Netball competitions.

School Participation in the Ashford District Athletics Tournament at Julie Rose Stadium.

Transport to events

£775

Coach and Minibus transport to events

Pupils able to attend events.

Dance and Fitness Lessons

£600

Dance fitness lessons across the school during curriculum time.

Increased level of fitness across Years 1-6.

Staff confidence in teaching dance and fitness sessions increased and evidenced through lesson observation.

Children receiving quality specialist teaching in dance and fitness. Evidenced through increased engagement in lessons.

Specialist Sports Coaching

£756

Two hours specialist sports coaching per week

Enabling coaching of school football teams.

Increased numbers able to participate in extra-curricular sport.

This Year school are able to participate in local schools football league last Year couldn’t enter due to not having a coach.

Increased resilience of pupils in P.E and extra-curricular clubs and competitions

Purchase of additional equipment

£2000

Equipment for school lessons and extra-curricular clubs and teams e.g

Basketball Posts

Football

Basket Balls size 4, 5, and 6

Quick Sticks Hockey

Foam Balls

Tennis balls

Pupils able to participate and engage in sporting activity during break times and leisure periods.

Lessons fully equipped and resourced therefore teachers able to deliver good quality first teaching in P.E

School able to deliver extra-curricular clubs e.g. basketball, Tag Rugby.

Rewards

£50

Provision of medal and stickers for interschool competitions

Reward and motivation to take part in competitions.

Total Expenditure

£18071

(Exceeding allocation)