Updated 19.9.18
RED indicated most recent planning [ Oct/Nov 2018]
Green indicated ‘done’
Key achievements to date: Areas for further improvement and baseline evidence of need:
Competitive sports participation- 3 football, 1 netball, 2 swimming
Permanent 3 Way shooters installed on play grounds- improved our facility
Archery and Frisbee golf- new sports added to curriculum and after school clubs
Table tennis- sustainable school resources, increased participation
Swimming program- swim for all, challenge and competition- winners of year 4 local gala- 8 pupils qualified for county trials.
Kids Yoga programme very recently introduced as part of enrichment and Yr 6 PE curriculum
Investing in whole school ‘Race for Life’ events
Reception playground- space to use for engaging activity
Due to building work, we have lost our basketball pitch- invest in new mobile hoops.
Childhood obesity on the rise- every child a skipping rope for play times? Lots of balls available to promote active playtimes
Healthy lifestyle promoted- Display for children and parents- outside all weather one? Amount of sugar in juice etc.
Reduce expense barrier- clubs that require kit- football boots, shin pads
Teaching staff reskilled in invasion games work- INSET provided and new equipment bought to complement this
Static gym equipment invested in to support active breaktimes
Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety – 2017/2018 data Please complete all of the below:
What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 meters?
85%
What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke]?
80%
What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations?
40%
Schools can choose to use the Primary PE and Sport Premium to provide additional provision for swimming but this must be for activity over and above the national curriculum requirements. Have you used it in this way?
Yes- lifesaving sessions- advances sessions for most able swimmers
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Academic Year: 2017/18 Planned for 2018-2019
Total fund allocated: £11,334 Date Updated: 19/9/18 October 16th 2018
Key indicator 1: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that primary school children undertake at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day in school
Percentage of total allocation:
% School focus with clarity on
intended impact on pupils:
Actions to achieve: Funding allocated:
Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps:
Improve the current sports facilities on site so that playtimes are spent being as active as possible. Space is tight for children to play ball games at break times and in PE lessons.
Children have become less active since the building work and space constrictions- they used to play football on the playground.
Impact intended- increase vigorous physical activity during play times.
Investment in initiatives like ’Beach safe’ to promote safer swimming in open water and being active,healthy and safe on a beach - relevant to our area
Pupil voice- children were shown options and democratically voted.
Children voted to install 3 way shooters to the playgrounds. X 3
2 x outside table tennis tables to be installed, on the advice of a local coach who works with us on a weekly basis. [Club oversubscribed and full enrichment sessions]
Addition to the trim trail built. To accommodate a greater number of children on it at breaktimes.
Emphasis on more ‘fitness’ based stations
All Yr 6 children who can already swim competently to attend this course in the Summer 2019
£3660
£4,000
Quote received for £9,500[
needs approval from the FHR to proceed]
£50 transport costs
Children can now play ball games with a target- social, throwing and catching skills, aiming.
Children seen playing together at break times, making own games.
The number of children attending the local weekend coaching sessions will increase [currently 7 attend, target of 15]
Sustainable- basic maintenance as and when required.
Due to popularity Reception would now like one put on their playground. STILL TO SORT.
Outdoor gym to be considered for EYFS and KS1 playground next year, need to ringfence a significant amount of money fort this because the area designated will need to be appropriately ‘floored’ too.?
Key indicator 2: The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement Percentage of total allocation:
% School focus with clarity on
intended impact on pupils:
Actions to achieve: Funding allocated:
Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps:
Pupil voice- where shall we spend the money?
Assembly mentions for external and internal sporting achievements.
Ongoing every Friday in GJA
Staff being reskilled via INSET and additional invasion games resources bought to help
Using the House system to run inter house sports competitions every term for KS2 initially in the sports of benchball, and dodgeball
Spend on what children will want to learn and use.
Maintain and further raise the importance of sport
HT to deliver staff INSET throughout the year – September 2018 NSET days and a session planned for November 12th
(£3660 3 way shooters)
£367 Archery
£350
New safety dodgeballs brought to allow for this
£40
Trophies to award to House winners
£100
Replace existing worn gymmnastic benches to be used for benchball competition
£600
Pupil voice has led to archery, Frisbee golf and 3 way shooters.
Staff observed delivering better quality PE lessons
Continue assembly support Team news on newsletters
Fixtures and results display Match reports on website
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Key indicator 3: Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport Percentage of total allocation:
% School focus with clarity on intended
impact on pupils:
Actions to achieve: Funding allocated:
Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps:
Improve teaching of basketball
Add new activities with planning by coordinator/schemes
Staff to learn from table tennis coach
Staff to learn from football coach
New hockey club to be set up by existing staff member who plays for local team – Spring 2018. School has never had anyone with enough expertise to run one safely before
Planning scheme purchased for basketball recommended by basketball coach, Ht to show in INSET Spring 2018
New activities to be voted for by children and then resourced with planning.
Table tennis coach to teach enrichment and be shadowed Indoor Table tennis tables bought
Football coach to teach lessons with staff shadowing- focus on girls football (female ex high level player)
School to be represented at local competitions
£8.99
£300
£560
£700 for 2 x sets of sticks, balls and basic hockey
goalkeeping equipment
Year 6 used the basketball planning- positive feedback
Lead to investing in archery- year 4 teaching this term.
Miss Harris now teaches table tennis to all abilities
Rob Pask, Neil Sowerby
Now run girls football themselves
Hockey will become part of our PE curriculum, taught by the hockey player/specialist
Need more basketballs Need basketball hoops
Buy mobile court hoops Buy basketballs
Buy another table to allow further differentiation in lessons and enrichment.
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Key indicator 4: Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils Percentage of total allocation:
% School focus with clarity on intended
impact on pupils:
Actions to achieve: Funding allocated:
Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps:
Pupil voice- children were shown options and democratically voted.
They voted highly for archery.
Resource Table tennis
Year 5 WOEC trip- sailing, paddle boarding encourage participation in sports in local area- celebrate use of the sea- Olympic legacy etc. Help to lower the cost to parents. We will be subsidizing the trip for ALL pupils this year
Kids Yoga/Relax KIds introduced as part of enrichment and in YR 6 PE
Find an archery pack for teachers to use in PE lessons.
Equipment and lesson plans.
Buy school table tennis tables
Year group to experience sailing, and other water sports
Qualified yoga coach brought in to demonstrate key ideas to staff, who now run an basic yoga/mindfulness session as part of our planned weekly enrichment programme
£732
TBC estimated cost £400 for 2018/2019
£1600 - ongoing
Year 4 have had 2 teachers use the packs successfully. An archery club now targets specific children- non clubbers pp/obese.
Noted increase in participation from children who find PE a difficult lesson (less sick notes, less forgetting kit etc.)
Year 5 thoroughly enjoyed it- some children have asked how to take up sailing- referred to academies
Yr 6 staff now include Yoga as part of their planned PE programme each week in the Winter term
Sustainable
More teachers to use the pack.
Cheaper at the moment due to sport premium- otherwise parents would need to pay full.
Good links built up with WOEC- get deal alerts for cheap deals.
Key indicator 5: Increased participation in competitive sport Percentage of total allocation:
% School focus with clarity on intended
impact on pupils:
Actions to achieve: Funding allocated:
Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps:
Nash cup Boys Nash Cup girls St George’s cup Yr 4 swimmingGala Yr 6 swimming Gala Netball league
Dorset Gym team tumbling competition
Clubs fully resourced to train for competitive matches
School resourced to host competitive
Maintain our participation in local competitions- increase squad participation (club sign ups).
Provide transport
Pay affiliation fees (inc insurance)
Provide medals, leotards for gym
Football coach (staff to shadow)
New football goals
£200 - increased transport
£50 (£560)
Yr 3 and 4 football club over subscribed all year.
All teams participated strongly- girls reached semis for first time.
One player impressed scouts and has now joined a serious local team
We won the year 4 swimming gala- 6 schools.
100% of our pupils have qualified for the regional finals
Staff that shadowed football coach to now run own training.
Invest in a specific girls kit?
Further promote girls football- allow them to design the kit.
(Boys designed their own this year, but we won the kit-no spend)
Invest in a set of goalie gloves For each club- increase
participation in Goal Keeping.
Invest in sets of spare shin pads- lower the expense of
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matches- football and netball
Push on cricket this year for Upper KS2 pupils, move away from invasion games focus for our competitions, school club to be fully resourced to allow for children to prepare for basic
‘friendly’ fixtures this year
Balls, bibs
New netball training bibs, balls.
Appropriate cricket equipment[
not Kwick cricket] purchased to allow for this
£586.70
(see general resources bulk order)
Set of 10 bats, windballs, basic pads and 2 x helmets brought
£ 500
(County level) children coming to football club but keep them safe.
Invest in a set of spare boots?
Range of sizes, again to lower the cost to families for children to participate.
General stock updating (including some resources mentioned above e.g. KS1 sized balls, bibs, cones,hoops) for 2018/2019 so far £ 355.00
