Sports Premium
P.E. and Sport Premium
Rationale
As a school we feel it is very important for our pupils that sport and physical education are high profile and that they have access to a wide range of sporting opportunities.
The location of the school presents its own challenges in terms of our facilities and that we have no playing fields and are surrounded by housing and a main road. Therefore, a major focus of our spending is to ensure we offer opportunities to all our pupils including access to various external events, for example Medway Youth Games. We want all our children to become more active and now offer them a rich and varied PE curriculum including many after school clubs.
All year 5 children attend Medway Park for swimming lessons in a block of six weeks and some of our funding is used to hire Life Guards and coaches. If any year 5 child does not make expected progress, we ensure they attend during year 6.
Our allocation of the PE Sport Funding supports our whole school vision and ethos to ensure that all our children ARISE.
What is Sports Premium?
Schools must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer.
The funding should ensure:
- The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity, encouraging healthy active lifestyles.
- The profile of PE and sport is raised across the schools and is used as a tool for whole school improvement.
- Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport.
- A broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils.
- Increased participation in competitive sport.
Possible uses for the funding include:
- Hiring qualified coaches to work with teachers
- Providing existing staff with training and/or resources to help them teach PE and sport more effectively
- Introducing new sports and activities
- Running sports clubs and activities
- Increasing pupil participation in school competitions
How is All Saints School using the Sports Premium?
After careful consideration, it was decided that the funds should be spent in the following areas:
- To improve the provision of PE and school sport ensuring opportunities are given to all.
- Take part in competitive school sport for years 3, 4, 5 and 6.
- To make the very best use of the facilities within the school grounds
- To identify and engage with children to promote health choices through a wide variety of free after school clubs.
- To upskill our teaching staff
At All Saints School we currently allocate funding in the following ways:
- To sign up to Greenacre Sports Partnership where qualified coaches teach our pupils at after school clubs, ensuring there is a wide range of sports provision on offer.
- To take part in Mini Youth Games
- Provide cover staff to release teachers to attend sporting events
- To introduce new initiatives such as the development of Play Leaders
- To focus on early intervention in promoting balance and co-ordination through use of interventions such as Fizzy and the use of outdoor gym equipment leading to potential improved motor skill development.
- To ensure planned opportunities within PE and sport enhances pupils’ social development.
PE and Sports Premium 2020-2021
Date | Description | Actual/Estimate | Details | Evaluation |
September 2020 | Greenacre Sports Partnership | £119.85 | Membership | Membership terminated |
December – July 2021 | Resources | £342.75
| Foam rugby balls £119.85 Skipping ropes £45.11 Foam balls £21.32 Quoits £42.75 Tennis balls £34.40 Bean Bags £24.70 Coaching Balls £34.40
| To enable skills to be taught in small groups Small focussed groups taught - Moderation// Lesson observation unble to take place due to Covid
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January 2021 | Professional services The Howard Partnership - Enhanced package | 1,233.00 | CPD - Teachers, Teaching assistants and midday meals assistants !:! Teaching support - 1 term
| To improve teaching standards in PE and give teachers the skills and confidence necessary to be able to deliver PE effectively CPD Delivered July 21 - To be implemented From Sept 2021 . 1:1 Teaching support to take place in Term 1 2021/22 |
| May 2021 | Mindfulness area | £149.50 | Windchimes 21.64 Hanging pots 15.82 Wind chime 9.16 Yoga mats 102.88 | To support children with their mental health and improve well being which will have a positive impact on their ability to achieve in the classroom. To be installed during summer holidays 2021 |
| June 2021 | Playground Markings | £4,500 | Thermoplastic Designs and Lines Ltd Playground markings with focus on various sports stations | To encourage child led independent learning and increase level of physical activity during sessions. Will enable class teacher to teach skills to a small focus group to ensure maximum support given to less able children whilst being able to extend and challenge more able children. To be installed during summer holidays 2021 |
| June 2021 | 17m traversing wall | £1,040.00 | Sovereign Design Play Systems | Children will develop balance, confidence, coordination, problem-solving skills, teamwork, trust and strength.To be installed during summer holidays 2021 |
PE and Sports Premium 2019-2020
Date | Description | Actual/Estimate | Details | Evaluation |
September – August | Greenacre Sports Partnership Member | £550 | Membership | Enabled the school to access the sports event calendar, sports support, sports conference and to participate in interschool competitions including Medway Mini Youth Games |
September – August | Greenacre Sports Partnership Competition Package | £6000 | To support the school to enable us to participate in as many local competitions as possible. Membership includes pre-competition training and coaching, transport to and from each competition | From September – February the school participated in the following competitions. Hockey . Basketball – 3rd place Badminton - 3rd place Table Tennis. Due to Covid-19 lockdown competitions were cancelled for the rest of the academic year. |
December – July | Greenacre Sports Partnership Training Package | £3800.00
| 5 x lesson support @ £500.00 = £2500.00 1 x EYFS support = £250.00 Mini Sports Crew = £250.00 2 x Sports Crew @ £300.00 = £600.00 Lunch Supervisor Training = £200.00
| Due to Covid-19 lockdown not all lesson support took place. Sports Crew training pupils unable to implement due to lockdown. |
January – June | Swimming | £396 | Lane hire plus 11 x 3 swimming coaches | 23% of Year 5 pupils reached target of being able to swim 25 meters or more. NB Only 10 children assessed due to Covid-19 lockdown in March. |
September – March
| Olympia Boxing CIC | £640 | Boxing club | To provide extra-curricular sporting opportunities for pupil premium pupils. |
September | Staff PE Kits | £85.78 | To provide teaching staff with a PE Kit for them to wear when taking lesson | All staff appropriately dressed for P.E lessons |
September | Play leader uniform | £203.80 | To easily identify pupil play leaders on the playground | Pupils able to clearly identify play leaders on playground. |
November – January | PE Equipment | £51.82 | To support the teaching of the PE curriculum | Pupils have the appropriate equipment to enhance skills. |
PE and Sports Premium, September 2018 to August 2019
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Date |
DESCRIPTION |
Actual / Estimate £ |
DETAILS |
EVALUATION |
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September to August |
Greenacre Sports Partnership Member |
£550 |
Membership. |
Enabled the school to access the sports event calendar, sports support, sports conference and to participate in interschool competitions including Medway Mini Youth Games. |
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September to August |
Greenacre Sports Partnership Competition Package |
£5,500 |
To support the school to enable us to participate in as many local competitions as possible. Membership includes pre-competition training and coaching, transport to and from each competition. |
From September 2018 to July 2019 the school participated in the following competitions:
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Jan to June |
Swimming |
£500 |
Lane hire and swimming coaches for year 5 and year 6 catch up |
To ensure our pupils leave school being able to swim a minimum of 25 metres, we decided this year to start with year 5 children so that they would then have an additional year if needed in year 6 to make the standard. For 2018/19 83% of our children made the target. |
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September |
Staff PE Kits |
£300 |
To provide teaching staff with a PE Kit for them to wear when taking lessons |
Pupils and staff take PE more seriously as all stakeholders show the same commitment to healthy lifestyles. |
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November |
External PE equipment |
£9,926 |
To develop part of the playground and install 6 pieces of external PE equipment to aid a varied curriculum and to also be used at break times. |
Pupils have thoroughly enjoyed using the equipment at break times, and are on a class rota with adult supervision to ensure all pupils have equal opportunities to enjoy physical activity. |
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March |
Shed |
£350 |
Purchased shed |
Space is at a premium at the school and so a shed was purchased to store all external PE equipment. |
