PE and Sport Premium
Notes on how much funding we received, a full breakdown of how we spent the funding (or will spend the funding), the effect of the premium on pupils’ PE and sport participation and attainment, and how we will make sure these improvements sustainable.
What is sports premium funding?
The primary PE and sport premium was introduced in March 2013 to improve the provision of physical education and school sport in primary schools across England. … The funding is allocated directly to primary schools and is ring-fenced. This means it may only be spent on improving the provision of PE and sport in schools.
We evaluate the impact of the PE and Sports Premium funding as part of our normal school self-evaluation and monitoring arrangements. We look at how well we use our PE funding to improve the quality and breadth of PE and sporting provision, including increasing participation in PE and sport so that all pupils develop healthy lifestyles and reach the performance levels they are capable of.
Measuring the impact of the activities provided with the PE funding can be achieved in different ways. We look at a variety of areas of development such as self-esteem, confidence and the numbers of pupils involved in sporting activities in and out of school.
Since receiving the funding, many beneficial changes have taken place with our Primary pupils in relation to the range and delivery of physical education and sport. Below is a brief impact statement for each of the objectives set.
NUMBER OF PUPILS and SPORTS FUNDING GRANT RECIEVED
| Total number of Pupils on role | 57 not including part-time Nursery Pupils |
| Amount received | £16,490 |
| Amount Spent | £11,177 |
| Carry forward into 2018/2019 | £5,313 |
| Item/project | Objectives | Impact | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Improving the quality and quantity of PE and Games equipment | Replacing old/poor quality PE equipment with new resources, to broaden and improve the provision of PE across the school. To include: small apparatus such as bean bags/different types of balls/netball nets | Continued audit and general replenishment of current equipment and resources. | £215 |
| Swimming lessons at Thame Leisure Centre Transportation costs for swimming lessons | Provide opportunities to ensure all children meet the necessary National Curriculum swimming expectations. Ensure children have access to swimming pool for curriculum swimming. | All children in KS2 access swimming lessons throughout the year. All past Year 6 pupils have met the necessary National Curriculum Swimming Expectations. | £3,000 |
| Staff CPD/training | Development of staff training and CPD opportunities for the Sports Co-ordinator has enabled him to identify areas for school sport development. | Training alongside professional coaches (dance and athletics) has led to increased confidence particularly in relation to taking teams to Partnership and County Events | £1,595 |
| Subsidising transportation costs to city/county sports events | Providing pupils with a broad range of competitive sporting opportunities. Pupils being able to participate in the city and county events available to them. | More children able to participate in a range of competitive sporting events – cross country, football tournaments, rugby tournaments. | £791 |
| Supply cover | Staff to support pupils at various sporting activities and events- locally and within the county (e.g. tag rugby, cross country etc). Staff to attend CPD and partnership meetings. | Staff covered for several events throughout the year, including cross country, cricket and tag rugby. | £3,160 |
| After school sports clubs- Multi sports/rugby/football/cross country | Providing pupils with broader experiences in PE. More pupils engaged in PE out of school hours. | After-school sports clubs popular with children across the school. | £00 Run by Sports Co-ordinator |
| Purchasing/engraving of Sports Trophies | Provides motivation and increases self- esteem for teams and individuals | Children eager to participate in sporting events | £183 |
| Hire of Village hall | This enables pupils to engage in indoor activities such as Dance and P.E. | This allows for greater diversity in curriculum delivery | £330 |
| Individual pupil support | Funding of Sports Club and transport for vulnerable pupils not eligible for other funding | This enables pupil to participate in activities that would otherwise be denied them | £825 |
| Purchasing of equipment to support Physical Development in the EYFS pupils | Purchase of outdoor equipment and storage for EYFS area. | Pupils now have increased provision to develop the skills needed for managing their physical development in relation to gross and fine motor skills and risk taking | £1078 |
Meeting National Curriculum Requirements for Swimming and Water Safety
As a school we use the Primary PE and Sport Premium to provide swimming lessons throughout K.S.2 as we believe this to be an essential life-saving skill as well as enhancing their health, mental well-being, self –esteem and social skills.
- Percentage of 2017/2018 Year 6 cohort who could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres – 100%
- Percentage of 2017/2018 Year 6 cohort who could use a range of strokes effectively (front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke) – 100%
- Percentage of 2017/2018 Year 6 cohort who could perform safe self-rescue – 100%
Notable Achievements in 2017/2018
We are a small school we are committed to ensuring our pupils have the opportunity to excel in sporting events at local and county level. It should be noted that often we have to enter mixed Year Group Teams and so our pupils are often competing with pupils older than themselves. Below are some of our achievements.
Cross Country
- Five top 10 finishes in the Thame School’s Sports Partnership (TSSP).
- Three top 3 finishes in the Ox City and Thame School’s Sports regional finals.
- 7th best Girl’s Year 3/4 Cross-Country team in Oxfordshire.
- One 13th place individual runner in the Year 3/4 Boys’ Oxfordshire County Final.
Football
- 1st place in Oxford United Year 2/3 Boys’ Football Tournament.
- 2nd place in the Girl’s TSSP Year 5/6 Football Tournament.
- 2nd place in the Mixed Year 3/4 whole of Oxfordshire School’s Sports Football Tournament Final.
- Joint 3rd place in the Boys’ TSSP Year 5/6 Football Tournament.
Swimming
- 3 1st place finishes at the TSSP Swimming Gala.
Athletics
- Three 1st place, five 2nd place and two 3rd place finishes in the Year 3/4 Athletics competition.
Tetsworth Primary School: PE Funding 2018-19
What is sports premium funding?
The primary PE and sport premium was introduced in March 2013 to improve the provision of physical education and school sport in primary schools across England. … The funding is allocated directly to primary schools and is ring-fenced. This means it may only be spent on improving the provision of PE and sport in schools
Possible uses of the funding include:
- Hiring specialist PE teachers or qualified sports coaches to work alongside primary teachers
- New or additional Change4Life 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 School Games
- Buying quality assured professional development modules or material for PE/sport
- Providing places for pupils on after school sport clubs and residential visits
Funding at Tetsworth Primary School
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 physical and mental health of our pupils aiding concentration, attitude to learning and their academic achievement.
Below are projected details of how we will spend the funding for the 2018-19 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 | £ 500 |
| Total amount of Primary PE Sports Grant for 2018/2019 | £ 16,500 |
| Carry forward from 2017/2018 | £ 5,313 |
| Total amount available for 2018 / 2019 | £21,813 |
| Summary of PPSG 2018-19 |
|---|
| 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 2018-19 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item/project | Cost | Objectives |
| Improving the quality and quantity of PE and Games equipment for P.E./ Games Lessons | £2,000 | Replacing old/poor quality PE equipment with new resources, to broaden and improve the provision of PE across the school. Purchase new football kits for boys/girls |
| Improving the quality of Games equipment for use at playtimes/lunchtimes | £5,000 | Markings on playground to encourage physical activity during break times Purchase of large play equipment – table tennis table/basketball net/netball posts/nets |
| Improve the quality of provision for EYFs pupils to develop their physical development | £2,000 | Purchase portable provision such as mats, climbing frame, large outdoor construction materials |
| Lunchtime Sports Group for pupils who are reluctant to join in sporting event/vulnerable pupils | £1,500 | Collaboration with local Rugby Club to deliver Tag Ruby to pupils who are reluctant to participate in sport outside of P.E/Games Sessions / vulnerable groups who do not have access to sporting activities outside of school. |
| Training of support staff for school swimming | £750 | Sports Co-ordinator plus one teaching assistant to receive training to comply with OCC swimming guidance. Cost includes the course, travel and school cover. |
| Contribution towards swimming lessons including transportation costs for K.S. 2 pupils | £3,000 | Ensure all KS2 children have access to swimming pool for curriculum swimming. |
| Sports Co-ordinator CPD/training | £2,000 | Sports Co-ordinator professional development working alongside Sports Coach (Cricket)/Dance Specialists |
| Transportation costs to city/county/ Partnership sports events | £800 | 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 | £3,000 | 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. |
| Teaching resources | £495 | Purchase of membership and subscription to ‘REAL PE’ scheme of work and development and support package. Includes school staff training. |
| Extra-curricular sporting opportunities | £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 and multi-sports. |
| Purchase of trophies and cost of engravings | £200 | Increased self- esteem and motivation |
| Total projected spend for 2018/2019 is £21,745 with a possible carry forward of £68.00 |