[PDF] Top 20 School sport in England

... The premium has enabled schools to enhance both the quality and range of PE teaching and sports provision. As a result of this investment, schools reported a range of positive impacts on pupils including increased pupil ... See full document

... and sport undertaken by young people aged 5-19 (Sport England and Youth Sport Trust ...cut school sport ring-fenced funding including PESSYP infrastructure and its work strands ... See full document

... community sport strategy aimed at increasing the number of young people developing sport as a habit for ...secondary school and many primary schools will have links with at least one local ... See full document

... community sport strategy aimed at increasing the number of young people developing sport as a habit for ...secondary school and many primary schools will have links with at least one local ... See full document

... through Sport England, we are investing £1 billion over the next five years in the youth sport strategy to encourage everyone, but particularly young people to take up sport and develop a ... See full document

... as Sport England (SE), the Youth Sport Trust (YST) and the Association for Physical Education (afPE); and school offers from national governing bodies for a wide range of individual ...and ... See full document

... College Sport Maker, with the first grants likely to be in place by the ...on school premises. Sport England published new guidance for schools wishing to open their facilities on 2 March and ... See full document

... a school, they are counted once under their highest graded ...for school support staff and therefore where staff have more than one post they are counted once under each ... See full document

... Software suppliers often build these checks into their data extraction routines and/or MIS system upgrades. The checks within COLLECT will flag up where the data provided has either failed (an error) to meet the ... See full document

... on school buildings in every year of this Parliament cumulatively than the previous Government spent in every year of their first two ...financed school building programme to address the schools in the ... See full document

... Curriculum information was requested from all secondary, middle deemed secondary and all- through schools including relevant academy schools, with timetabling software that interfaces with their Management Information ... See full document

... The school workforce data required from both schools and local authorities is determined in advance of the census in such a way that schools and LAs can engage the suppliers of their management information ... See full document

... secondary school places in its area and secure a place for every child of statutory school age who wants ...secondary school provision in individual authorities and constituencies but the Department ... See full document

... ─ The best ‘starting point’ to use to assess progress through primary school. Previously, the government had intended to use something called the reception baseline, but this plan was abandoned after finding ... See full document

... Universal Credit, which will see five benefits combined into one, means the end of the current basis for determining free school meals and therefore Pupil Premium eligibility. The Department does not yet know how ... See full document

... This statistical release contains time series statistics on the number of teachers, teaching assistants and support staff employed by state funded schools and local authorities in England. It also provides details ... See full document

... One success claimed for the National Curriculum is that it has encouraged more girls to study science, however it has more generally run into the criticism of leading to a restriction of pupil experience by emphasising ... See full document

... for sport policy which aspires to reach the whole population and for compulsory PE, this means all adults and children must have status as members of the SPR community, and practice in that their voices regarding ... See full document

... Third, national chains have not achieved significant purchase in any of the LAs, especially since 2010. The preference for key actors in each LA seems to have been to establish school groups with more local roots. ... See full document

... Almost half of the athletes who had dropout experience agreed that social value was a possible reason of dropout. Scanlan and Lewthwaite (1986) believed that social evaluation and recognition were two criteria for ... See full document