Clubs and Sport Premium
Academic year 2016-17
Our Vision for PE and Sport:
ALL pupils leaving primary school physically literate and with the knowledge, skills and motivation necessary to equip them for a healthy, active lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sport.
Further information can be found on the following document:
Academic year 2015-2016
The school will received £9970 Sport Premium in the 2015-16 academic year.
The PE curriculum leader completed a skills and confidence audit to identify how the money should be spent to achieve the biggest impact.
The school employs a PE/Sport Instructor and also works in partnership with Premier Sports, who supply coaches, to raise the profile of sport; increase participation in sport and improve the quality of PE teaching across the school.
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The PE/Sport Instructor releases teachers for their planning time out of class, funded by the school's delegated funding. |
Pupils receive high quality sports coaching in at least one lesson each week |
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Sport Premium funding is used to develop the quality of PE teaching through teacher CPD, to have a lasting impact on pupil outcomes and the quality of PE teaching
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Increased confidence and subject knowledge of targeted staff in the teaching of PE to improve the quality of PE teaching. Teachers also seek general support and advice from the Instructor when planning and delivering their own PE lessons. |
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Sport Premium funding is also used to extend sporting opportunities by offering extra-curricular sports activities to all pupils from Year 1 through to Year 6. Participation of Ever6 pupils is monitored for targeting. |
More pupils are participating in extra-curricular sport, such as multisports, gymnastics, dodgeball, football and fencing An increasing number of pupils have had the opportunity to compete in local sports competitions (including football, netball, cricket, quicksticks, tag rugby and athletics) thanks to links with other local primary schools. |
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Swimming lessons for Years 3, 5 and 6 pupils, funded by the school's delegated funding (which is being extended to all of Key Stage 2 in 2016/17) Additional staff have received shallow water training. PE curriculum leader also completing accredited swimming teacher training. |
Swimming is an essential life skill; especially living as close to the coast as we do. Pupils are progressing in gaining confidence in the water and techniques in performing basic swimming strokes, all building to swimming fixed distances within the pool. More advanced swimmers have the opportunity to take part in water rescue activities. |