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Sports Premium

Vision Statement: Participate, Perform, Progress

At Parkwall Primary School, Physical Education (PE) and Sport play an integral role in making our vision statement a reality for pupils, of all abilities, to achieve their potential and to promote lifelong participation.

PE and sport provide our children with opportunities to develop the important qualities of self-control, determination, communication, team work and commitment. This should lead to improved concentration, attitude and achievement in all aspects of their personal development.

We have welcomed the Government’s announcement in June 2013 to provide additional funding for two years until 2015 to improve provision of PE and Sport in primary schools. We are committed to using this funding to enhance our provision of high quality PE, both within and beyond the curriculum and to add to our existing resources.

To support us in achieving this, we are using a proportion of our funding to belong to the Grange School Sports Partnership. This gives us access to greater participation in inter-school competition across a range of sports, specific training for staff, coaching for children, purchasing new resources and promoting physical activity both in and out of school. (See provisional list at the end of this document).

 

Spending Summary 2016-17

What does this mean for our school?

We will receive £8000 per annum in addition to £5 per pupil to spend on improving and maintaining high quality PE and Sport in school.

Number of pupils = 133 x £5 = £665 + £8000 = TOTAL £8,665

Developing PE at Parkwall Primary School

We will develop teaching and learning, progress and achievement in PE at Parkwall Primary School.

High Quality Physical Education: Raising standards of all our children in Physical Education

Specialist support from qualified sports coaches working with primary teachers to achieve high quality teaching and learning in lessons

Range of training opportunities for staff in PE and Sport

High quality resources

Lesson observations and sharing of best practice

Regular fundamental skills assessment to enable tracking and monitoring of all pupils

Leadership opportunities for all children

Competitive School Sport: Increasing pupils’ participation in sport

Inclusive competitive opportunities

Intra (L1) and inter (L2) school competition for all ages

Delivery of virtual competitions

Healthy Active Lifestyles: Ensuring all our children have access to regular exercise

Change 4 Life club opportunities to encourage participation and enjoyment in physical activities

Two hours curriculum PE

Extra-curricular sports clubs

Self-review and Quality Assurance: Measuring the impact of the funding

Monitoring of pupil progress

Pupil conferencing

School Games Kitemark

The Grange Sports Partnership Provides:

  • Competitions – School Games levels 1, 2 and 3
  • Training opportunities for staff
  • High quality sports coaching
  • Curriculum support and developmental opportunities
  • Gifted and Talented opportunities
  • Inclusion opportunities
  • Network support
  • Resources
  • Fundamental skills program (delivered through Infant Agility & Y3/4 & Y5/6 Athletics Challenges)
  • Best practice
  • Links with National Governing Bodies
  • OFSTED/Kitemark support

Spending Summary 2016-17

Expenditure Activity Impact

 

£2,973

 CSET Sports Partnership Membership:

  • 1:1 Support for PE subject leader
  • Comprehensive PE CPD Training
  • Range of competitive sporting opportunities
  • High quality sports coaching leading to festival events (min 10 hours)
  • Pupil Leadership opportunities
  • Infant Agility + Athletics Challenge
  • CPD training- Teachers subject knowledge and PE confidence increases + gain new ideas to improve and develop the PE curriculum that is being delivered
  • PE subject leader supports/ trains staff on how to teach PE well
  • Children regularly participate in local competitions and events across a variety of sports
  • Children have the opportunity to start leading sporting events and attending training to increase their confidence in doing so
  • Specialist teacher coaches children in areas such as tag rugby and athletics, enabling children to perform well in competitive events
£650 Sports Coaching:

 

·         Provide extracurricular PE clubs for both KS1 and KS2

·         Raise standards in PE across school through CPD and performance clubs

·         Provide coaching for children selected in intra and inter school competitions
£300

South Gloucestershire PE Association Membership:

·         Girls and Boys Football League

·         Girls and Boys Entry to English Schools Football Tournament

·         Girls and Boys Football Cup Competition

·         Tag Rugby Tournament

·         Cross Country League

·         Festival of Youth Sport Entry

·         Archery Enrichment Day (£200)

·         To provide competitive sporting opportunities for children to improve and develop upon their skills

·         To provide an opportunity to compete at both a local, regional and national levels in key sports

·         Archery Enrichment Day – To introduce the new sport prior to offering an after school club and to allow a variety of children to try out a new sport.
£500 Specialist Coaching:

·         Specialist athletics coach used for talent identification Year 5 and 6.

·         Specific athletics training for sportshall athletics.

·         Specific gymnastics training for level 2 gym competition.

 
£1000 Supply Cover:

 

·         Allows children opportunity to take part in sporting event during school time.

 
£1,500 PE Equipment:

 

·         Increase ability to differentiate in lessons with equipment for SEN and G&T children to meet their emerging needs.

 
£300 Swimming:

 

·         All children to swim by Year 7.

·         Additional tuition for children competing.

 

 

£500

 

 Sports Kit:

 

·         Children to show pride when representing the school.

·         Increase participation.

 
£1,000 Judo Club:

 

·         Links with outside sports clubs and regional competitions.

 
£1,000 PE Kit:

 

·         Provide all children with equal opportunities.

·         Promoting smart appearance and positive attitude.

 
£500 Speaker System:

 

·         Wake and shake purposes.

·         Sports day and other outside events.

 
£1,000 Grounds Improvement:

 

·         School site improved.

·         Wider range of sports accessed through curriculum and extra-curricular.

 
£1,000 Outdoor areas:

 

·         Promote independent learning especially for EYFS and KS1.

 
     
     

Impact

A good measure of our success with the sports premium money was achieving a gold award from the youth sports games.

The impact this year will be measured in a bigger percentage of children participating in both intra and inter school competition and maintaining our gold standard kitemark.

To achieve GOLD LEVEL, we have met the following:

  • Provide all pupils with two hours of physical education per week.
  • Engage at least 50% of pupils in extracurricular sporting activity every week.
  • Offer talented young sports people specific support to help them to develop their sporting potential.
  • Participate in at least 9 intra-school and 9 inter-school competitions throughout the year.
  • Field B and C teams furthering opportunities for both boys and girls to take part in inter-school competition.
  • Regularly feature match reports and results on the school notice board and website.
  • Engage at least 20% of students in leading, managing and officiating sport.
  • Have a school sport committee in place.
  • Utilise sport coaches.
  • Provide CPD to train all staff.
  • Have active links with 6 or more local sports clubs.

(Number of pupils = 136 x £10 = £1,360 + £16,000 = £17,360)