The Government provides this funding to schools every year to improve the provision of PE and sport. The aim is to have a measurable impact on children’s:
- access to sport
- attitudes towards sport
- general health and well-being
PE and Sports premium funding 2020 - 21
This year, the school has £20,180 in Sport Premium Funding. The table below sets out how we are spending this money.
| Activity or resource | Cost |
|---|---|
| Purchasing of equipment for break time and lunchtime activities | £700 |
| Employment of Sports coach. | £7,145 |
| Blackland Farm day trip for the whole year group | £4,751 |
| E3 Adventure Day | £1,800 |
| Pre-history forest school day | £625 |
See below to learn more about how we are using this funding:
PE and Sports premium 2020-21 report
How we spent the funding in 2019-20
| Activity or resource | Cost |
|---|---|
| Employing a sports coach | £4,192 |
| High-quality, movable football goals for school field | £859 |
| Fit For Sport MDSA training | £1,000 (approx. to carry forward) |
| Introduction of ‘Sports Crew’ at lunchtimes – providing children with t-shirts/ bibs as they assist in running activities. | £200Resources £1,490 |
| Ninja rope lines and storage | £2,309 |
| Skip2BFit skipping ropes for use post-lockdown/ for socially distanced physical activity. | £1,200 |
| Release time for PE Lead and year group teachers to plan together. | 10 x half days cover (20 x £100 = £2000) 8 half days carried forward (£800) |
| After school clubs run by sports coaches. Netball and girls football clubs. | £2,000 |
| E3 Adventure Day | £1,200 |
| Albion in the community Premier League Primary Stars – including girls’ lunchtime football club and PP after school multi sports club. | £395 |
| Jolf – Golf Experience Day for year 4 | £699 - £250 deposit paid. To reschedule |
| Skip2Bfit whole-school enrichment day plus follow-up kit bag. | £660 |
| Additional enrichment days to be chosen by staff in September (Dance/ freestyle football/ hula hooping/ fitness day/ week) | £2,000 |
The effect of the funding on pupils’ sport participation and attainment
Breaktimes are more active. Children are using equipment and engaging in physical activity and sport. Clubs began once Government regulations allowed. Only a small number have been attending, but interest is growing. Increased confidence in children as they approach transition to secondary school. Many have overcome fear of heights and achieved at or have been exposed to activities they may never have the chance to try again.
Year 6 achievements in the water
- 63% can swim confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres
- 66% can use a range of strokes effectively
- 72% can perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.
How we’ll make sure improvements are sustainable
We will replace equipment as it breaks. We will use pupil voice to ask children what they would like to help keep them active. We will continue with clubs but target less active children. Use pupil voice to find out what clubs children would like and be more likely to attend. We will have a full residential next year, funded by parents. We have an Adventure Day planned for the Autumn term.