The DfE Vision for the Primary PE and Sport Premium

ALL pupils leaving primary school physically literate and with the knowledge, skills and motivation necessary to equip them for a healthy, active lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sport.

Academic Year:

2018-19

Total Funding Allocation:

£18,500

Actual Funding Spent:

£20,884

Indicator 1:  The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – kick-starting healthy active lifestyles

Objective

Key Actions

Allocated funding

Outcomes

To continue providing pupils with an increased range of structured activities at lunchtimes

· Training for new Play leaders

· Additional training for existing play leaders

· Purchasing of additional playground equipment

£1000

Improved opportunities for leadership among young people throughout the school.

Children learning from young people.

· Leadership training for play leaders to support structured play opportunities at lunchtimes, using staff from “Active Education”

· Use Active Education “Personal Challenges” for lunchtime activities led by Play leaders

£1000

To continue with the Forest School programme and increase Forest School opportunities

· Increase Forest School opportunities.

· Include active games and OAA within the Forest School programme

· Invest in Forest School equipment

· Increased residential experiences – subsidies provided

More children developing OAA, teamwork and independence skills in a variety of situations.

Each child to develop a life-long love of the outdoors

Children active without realising it.

Continuation of the ten a day in-curriculum exercise initiative, of physical activity in the school day for all pupils

Staff have been reminded regularly to ensure this takes place.

Member of staff for health and well being is continued to be employed

£1250

Children’s health and fitness improved.

To increase participation and opportunities in extra-curricular activities.

Provide extra staffing to increase club sizes and opportunities.

Money from the £3557

More children able to access clubs and become engaged in a life-long enjoyment of a physical lifestyle.

To promote cycling within school

Engage with the Big Pedal Event

Invite Dr Bike into school

£100

Increased numbers of children cycling, scooting and walking to school.

Indicator 2:  The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement

Objective

Key Actions

Allocated funding

Outcomes

To provide pupils with increased structure activities at lunchtimes

Use of table tennis tables – time taken to teach children how to use the tables

Key staff to play outdoor sports (netball, football, warm up games) with children during lunchtimes

Money from the £3557

·         Increased opportunities for activity at lunchtime – including Table Tennis tables.

·         Specific activities for specific playgrounds.

·         Reduced incidences of misbehaviour at lunchtimes

·         Children feel safe and secure at lunchtimes

Continuation of Ten a Day.

As above

As above

To continue to raise the profile  of a PE ethos across the school

· Increased use of Facebook with promotion of sports activity and values shown by participants

· There is an extra curricular display, alongside a school games and Healthy living displays

· Greater awareness from pupils of the values of the school and how these values can help them to succeed not only in PE but in all they do.

To continue to use the House system within the ethos of the school

· House competitions at the end of each half term.

· Children have a stronger sense of belonging to their house.

· Increased Intra-School Competition

Indicator 3:  Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching Physical Education and sport

Objective

Key Actions

Allocated funding

Outcomes.

To upskill staff to deliver high-quality PE lessons

· Invest in training of the PE HLTA

· Bring in Luton Town and Chance to Shine Cricket to support teaching in Y1.

· TAs to be trained in supporting during PE lessons

£2580

HLTA to bring new ideas in order to improve teaching in different year groups.

Teachers in Y1 gaining increased confidence and ideas from supporting outside agencies.

TAs to become more confident helping in lessons, assisting children to improve more readily.

Improve curriculum provision

· Extra member of staff brought in 2 days a week to provide PE coaching.

· Work with Active Education to re-plan and tighten planning of different units of PE throughout the school

£13,397

· An increased number of classes accessing a high level of curriculum PE teaching.

Indicator 4:  Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils

Objective

Key Actions

Allocated funding

Outcomes

Further increase range of extra-curricular opportunities offered to pupils

· Continued employment of PE HLTA to provide pupils with opportunities to participate in a variety of sports clubs both before and after school and at lunchtimes.

· Extra PE TA brought in to provide more opportunities for children’s PE

· PE coordinator to offer increased lunchtime experiences.

£3397

· All Star cricket offered twice during the course of the year, allowing children to pursue a new club

· Existing clubs expanded, so more children had opportunities.

· Gifted and Talented Clubs were run at lunchtimes, so children could develop even more

Continued Forest School opportunities

· Providing OAA and activity through Forest School

· Provide increased Forest School opportunities

· Increase awareness amongst staff that there is extra capacity for Forest School.

· Children from all year groups are being offered a wide range of OAA experiences through Forest School and residential experiences (in 3 year groups)

Indicator 5:  Increased participation in competitive sport

Objective

Key Actions

Allocated funding

Outcomes

Provide opportunities for all children to participate in a L1 (intra school) competitive event

· Establish a timetable for L1 competitions that provides all classes/children with an opportunity to participate

· Delivery of L1 competitive events throughout the year, using Active Education staff and additional PE TA to assist with providing opportunities.

· Competitive opportunities to be built into PE lessons regularly and at least once a term.

Use of extra staffing (£13397)

Use of Service Level Agreement

·         Through PE lessons each half term, KS2 children get regular access to intra-school competitions.

·         KS1 have access to intra-school competitions at sports day and other events throughout the year.

·         Raised profile of PE and Sport within the school

·         Children develop a sense of House belonging

Provide more pupils with the opportunity to compete/participate in a L2 school games event

· Support with transport costs provided to enable pupils to attend a range of L2 school games events opportunities.

· Find increased opportunities to take 2 teams to L2 events.

· Lunchtime clubs for Gifted and Talented children offered to support participation in inter-school events

£200

· Increased participation in Interschool events

· Attendance at a wider range of events

· Increased teams competing in different events

· Improved performance

Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety

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 metres?

50%

What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke]?

12%

What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations?

10%

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?

No