PE and Sport Premium
The Government provides annual funding to primary schools, to specifically continue to improve the quality, range and amount of sport and PE opportunities for all primary-aged children.
The funding can only be spent on sport and PE provision in schools.
Below are projected details of how we will spend the funding for the 2020/2021 academic year.
Impact of spending will be evaluated at the end of the school year.
Below are projected details of how we will spend the funding for the 2019-20 academic year.
Impact of spending will be evaluated at the end of the school year.
| Primary PE Sport Grant Awarded | |
|---|---|
| Total number of pupils on roll | 60 (this figure does not include part-time Nursery Pupils) |
| Amount Received by all schools | £ 16,000 |
| Additional funding based on £10X NOR Years 1-6 | £ 600 |
| Total amount of Primary PE Sports Grant for 2020/2021 | £ 16,600 |
| Carry forward from 2019/2020 | £ 5,584 (to include £5,000 for new Sport Hall) |
| Summary of PPSG 2020-21 |
|---|
| Objectives of spending PPSG: - To continue to improve the provision of PE and sport at Tetsworth Primary School - To develop Sports Co-ordinators competence and confidence in the teaching of a diverse PE and games curriculum - Broaden the sporting opportunities and experiences available to pupils both in and outside of the school day - To increase the confidence of pupils who are reluctant sports people - To develop a love of sport and physical activity across the school - Improve the provision for the physical development of pupils in our EYFS area |
| Proposed spending of PPSG by item/project 2020-21 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item/project | Cost | Objectives |
| Improving the quality and quantity of PE and Games equipment for P.E./ Games Lessons/Lunchtimes | £1,500 | Replacing old/poor quality PE equipment with new resources, to broaden and improve the provision of PE across the school. |
| Saving towards equipping new Sports Hall | £5,000 | Putting money aside to equip new Hall proposed for 2020/21 |
| Improve the quality of provision for EYFs | £3,000 | Begin 2 Year plan to landscape outdoor area of EYFS to provide children with an enhanced outdoor learning space |
| Repairing trim trail to rectify wear and tear identified on Inspection Report | £500 | Repairs to all weather service Repairs to equipment that makes up the trim trail Cost of keeping equipment clean |
| Purchase of medals/ trophies and cost of engravings | £300 | Increased self- esteem and motivation NOTE: with Covid 19 sporting restrictions sporting events and challenges will be set as family/individual events in line with system used during March – July National Lockdown. |
| Contribution towards swimming lessons including transportation costs for K.S. 2 pupils in Summer Term 2020/2021 | £700 | Ensure all pupils in Years 4/5/6 have access to swimming pool for curriculum purposes. Ensure Year 6 pupils have access to swimming pool to enable them to reach at least the expected standard by the End of key Stage 2: Each pupil is required to be able to do the following: • Perform safe self-rescue in different water based situations • Swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres • Use a range of strokes effectively, for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke. |
| Sports Co-ordinator / Class Teachers CPD/training | £2,000 | Sports Co-ordinator to plan curriculum that includes the use of professional coaches to develop teaching skills and to broaden the curriculum for the pupils. Coaches booked to deliver hockey, cricket and rounders. |
| Subsidising extra-curricular sporting opportunities for all Planned to start Autumn Term – Nov - July events | £1,000 | Providing pupils with broader experiences in PE/Games. More pupils engaged in more PE/Games out of school hours. Proposed clubs include cross country, football, multi-sports, boxercise, yoga. |
| SUMMER TERM (objective subject to lessening of Covid 19 restrictions) | ||
| Hire of Millennium Hall | £300 | Hall hired to enable delivery of Gymnastics/Dance curriculum |
| Transportation costs to City/County/ Partnership sports events | £300 | Providing pupils with a broad range of competitive sporting opportunities. Pupils being able to participate in the Partnership, city and county events available to them. |
| Supply cover | £300 | Staff to support pupils at various sporting activities and events- locally and within the county (e.g. tag rugby, cross country etc). Cover for staff to attend CPD and network meetings etc. |
| Residential Activity trip for pupils who would not otherwise be able to attend | £500 | To provide pupils with a broader experience of the types of physical and sporting activities available to them |
*All amounts are projected at the start of the academic year and are subject to change
PE Funding
At Tetsworth Primary School, we recognise the contribution of PE to the health and well-being of the children. We believe that an innovative, varied PE curriculum and extra-curricular opportunities have a positive influence on the concentration, attitude and academic achievement of all our children.
Our Primary School Sports Funding will enable us to continue and extend our provision through improving the provision of our PE and games equipment, offering more opportunities to participate in competitive sports competitions and developing our staff to deliver in-house quality PE sessions.
What is the Sports Premium?
The government is providing additional funding per annum to provide schools with the opportunity to develop and improve the provision of the PE and sport they offer to pupils. The funding is being jointly provided by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport, and will see money going directly to primary school head teachers to spend on improving the quality of sport and PE for all their children.
Purpose of the funding
Schools will have to spend the sport funding on improving their provision of PE and sport, but they will have the freedom to choose how they do this.
Possible uses of the funding include:
- Hiring specialist PE teachers or qualified sports coaches to work alongside primary teachers
- New or additional sport clubs
- Paying for professional development opportunities in PE/sport
- Providing cover to release primary teachers for professional development in PE/sport
- Running sport competitions and increasing participation in the Partnership events
- Buying quality assured professional development modules or material for PE/sport
- Providing places for pupils on after school sport clubs and residential visits
TETSWORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL: Evaluation of PE Funding 2019-20
The Government provides annual funding to primary schools, to specifically continue to improve the quality, range and amount of sport and PE opportunities for all primary-aged children.
The funding can only be spent on sport and PE provision in schools.
Below is the evaluation of how we spent the funding for the 2019-20 academic year.
| NUMBER OF PUPILS and SPORTS FUNDING GRANT RECIEVED | |
|---|---|
| Total number of pupils on roll | 60 (this figure does not include part-time Nursery Pupils) |
| Amount Received by all schools | £16,000 |
| Additional funding based on £10X NOR Years 1-6 | £530 |
| Total amount of Primary PE Sports Grant for 2019/2020 | £16,530 |
| Carry forward from 2018/2019 | £5,679 |
P.E. and Sport Premium Expenditure 2018/2019
| Item/project | Cost | Objectives | Impact on Spending |
|---|---|---|---|
| Improving the quality and quantity of PE and Games equipment for P.E./ Games Lessons/Lunchtimes | £1,787 | Replacing old/poor quality PE equipment with new resources, to broaden and improve the provision of PE across the school. Purchase new athletics kits for boys/girls | Sports equipment often needs replacing and/or buying new for health and safety as well as aesthetic reasons. Also the trim trail, a popular break time resource, has needed some renovation over the year. From June 2020 additional sporting materials were needed to enable ‘Bubbles’ to have their own set of sports equipment. The new sports kits have helped with feelings of pride – belonging to the school team and self-esteem of the players. |
| Improve the quality of provision for EYFs pupils to develop their physical development | £529 | Purchase ride-on items such as scooters/tricycles | Being able to replace old/poor quality equipment has enabled our EYFS Team to begin improvements to the planned redevelopment of our EYFS outdoor provision. |
| New Shed and installation | £560 | Clean and dry storage for new equipment | The installation went ahead as planned and has enabled us to store sporting equipment more effectively. |
| Purchase of trophy cabinet (+ installation) | £825 | Increased self- esteem and motivation | The trophy cabinet was purchased and installed in our reception office providing a focal point for visitors to our school as well as for the members of our school community. |
| Contribution towards swimming lessons including transportation costs for K.S. 2 pupils | £1,400 | Ensure all KS2 children have additional access to swimming pool for curriculum swimming. | The K.S. 2 pupils were able to swim for two of the three terms planned (the National Lockdown impacting on the planned spend). However all pupils made good progress over this time and the Year 6 pupils were working at or above the expected End of Key Stage 2 standard at the end of the Spring Term. |
| Sports Co-ordinator CPD/training | £1,628 | Sports Co-ordinator professional development working alongside Sports Coach (Gymnastics/Dance Specialists) | The sports co-ordinator has continued to develop his skills in delivering gymnastics and dance. |
| Extra-curricular sporting opportunities | £880 | Providing pupils with broader experiences in PE/Games. Proposed clubs include cross country, football and multi-sports, boxercise and yoga | The majority of our pupils from Reception age to Year 6 engaged in PE/Games activities outside of school hours. The parents and the pupils appreciated the range of activities on offer. |
| Subsidising Fees | £354 | To provide funding for pupils to access extra-curricular clubs | This money enables all pupils to access extra–curricular clubs |
| Hall Rent | £615 | To be able to provide the pupils with the full range of P.E./Games skills to which they are entitled. | As we have no indoor space large enough to develop gymnastic/dance skills, being able to hire the local Memorial Hall enables us to provide the pupils with their full legal entitlement. |
| Purchase of trophies and cost of engravings | £123 | Increased self-esteem and motivation | Trophies and awards, such as individual certificates and medals, promotes well-being in pupils as well as a sense of personal and collective achievements. |
| Contribution towards Residential Activity trip | £800 | To provide pupils with a broader experience of the types of physical and sporting activities available to them | This year’s Residential had to be cancelled due to the National Lockdown but the deposit has been retained by the Centre for the Summer Term 2021. |
| Transportation costs to city/county/ Partnership sports events plus costs of visits | £515 | Providing pupils with a broad range of competitive sporting opportunities. Pupils being able to participate in the Partnership, City and County events available to them. | Being able to compete in sporting events outside of school helps to build self-esteem and confidence. It also gives the children an opportunity to compete with pupils spanning a wider range of abilities. This is especially important as we are such a small school. |
| Supply cover | £930 | Staff to support pupils at various sporting activities and events - locally and within the County (e.g. tag rugby, cross country etc). Cover for staff to attend CPD and network meetings etc. | Our Sports Co-ordinator teaches pupils in Key Stage One and Key Stage Two and this has given him the opportunity to accompany pupils to sporting events. This broad overview has enabled him to deliver a cohesive and progressive curriculum where pupils are able to build resilience by taking part in competitive sports. This relates into pupils who are excellent sports people displaying a confident and capable approach to individual and team events. This was very evident in the participation of family challenges set throughout the Lockdown period. In addition our Sports Co-ordinator was able to network across the Federation, The Thame Partnership of Schools as well as with Sporting Organisations across the County opening additional sporting opportunities to our pupils. |
| Saving towards equipping new Sports Hall | £5,000 | Putting money aside to equip new Hall proposed for 2020/21 | The development of the new Sports Hall was halted by the Lockdown but will continue to go ahead as planned. |
| Total Spend | £15,946 | ||
| Carry forward to 2020/2021 | £584 |
ACHIEVEMENTS FOR 2019/2020
Cross Country –
- Four top 10 finishes in the Oxford City & Thame School’s Qualifiers.
Football –
- Year 5/6 Girls’ Thame Schools’ Partnership Champions
- Year 5/6 Girls’ Oxford High School Champions
- Year 5/6 Girls’ Oxford City F.A. Finalists
- Year 5/6 Girls’ Oxfordshire Small Schools’ County Finalists
- Year 5/6 Boys’ Oxfordshire F.A. Small Schools’ County Champions
At Tetsworth Primary School, we recognise the contribution of PE to the health and well-being of the children. This has never been more important than this year with the whole of the country going into Lockdown in March 2020. In recognition of this our Sports Co-Ordinator set up sporting challenges for our families from the time Schools closed until the end of the Summer Term. Challenges included 5k runs, keepy-uppy competition, cycling races & walking challenges.
We had engagement from all sectors of our School Community, parents, pupils and staff.