P.E. and Sport Premium Funding Report – Summer 2021

 

Sports Premium Plans 2020-2021

The focus of this year’s funding will be the provision of additional opportunities for the children before, during and after school. In addition to this, we are purchasing the time of sports coaches to provide CPD for the staff to enable them to deliver high-quality PE. This is done through a cycle the teachers observing the coaches, working with them and then delivering the lessons themselves an receiving feedback on this.

Aims for 2020-2021

1. To resume the Sports Premium programme as quick as possible, following the lockdown of March-July 2020.

2. To continue to provide all Sports Premium clubs free-of-charge to every pupil

3. To raise achievement in Physical Education through staff working with qualified coaches

4. Further increase the number of children participating in at least one sport.

5. Increase by 25%, the number of children participating in at least two sports.

6. To introduce a Healthy Eating club (provided as part of the Huddersfield Giants partnership)

7. To provide more opportunities for the children to do structured sports and games on the playground at lunchtime.

Activity and Provider	Estimated Cost	Evaluation – to be carried out in July 2021
Street Dance – three lunchtime sessions per week for Years One to 6.	£2895	Children who take part in Street really enjoy it. Next steps would be to encourage other children to attend who haven’t before. Due to another lockdown the same children attended.
Two lunchtime and two after school sports clubs (provided by Yorkshire Sport and 5 Sport). These clubs change each term. Examples of the clubs provided are football for girls, KS1 and LKS2, Multisports for KS1 and basketball.	£6159	The clubs provided a change in activities each half term which is great as it gives children the choice to attend sports clubs they are interested in. Many children attended these clubs. Next steps for 2021-2022 will be to target the children who don’t attend any of these clubs.
Sports Coaches to work with staff during PE curriculum time	£7300	After discussions with some staff they said that they benefit from working alongside the Sports Coaches and it has given them more confidence when teaching PE.
Lunchtime Playworker to work two lunchtimes per week to support structured sports and games on the playground	£3200	Lunchtime playworkers worked really well engaging most children to be active in the playground. On observation the children really enjoyed having the Playworkers during lunchtime. Due to Covid the Year 5 play leaders were not allowed to be involved with Early Years and KS1 children during lunchtimes. This will resume in September 2021.
Total Expenditure (based on estimated funding)	£19554

 

 For the academic year September 2021 to July 2022 the school will receive £19,530 in Sport Premium Funding. 

We must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of Physical Education, Sport and Physical Activity (PESPA) on offer to pupils. 

This means we will use the premium to: 

1. To develop or add to the PESPA already in place in school (referring to the aims below) 

2. To make improvements now for future pupils 

The 5 key indicators where improvements should be seen are: 

1. The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity, aiming for 30 minutes a day within school time. 

2. The profile of PE and sport is raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement. 

3. Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport. 4. Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils. 

5. Increased participation in competitive sport. 

The National Curriculum aims are for all children:  

To be physically active, working towards a target of 30 minutes activity during and after the school day (excluding general play times)  

To excel in a broad range of activities 

 To engage in competition 

 To lead healthy lifestyles

 

We aim to do meet the curriculum expectations with the help of the Sport Premium Funding by providing:  

A more inclusive curriculum  

A growth in traditional and alternative sports  

Improvements in our partnership work with other schools  

Creating links with other subjects that contribute to pupils’ overall achievement and their greater social, spiritual, moral and cultural skills.

Aims for 2021-2022

1. To resume the Sports Premium.

2. To continue to provide all Sports Premium clubs free-of-charge to every pupil

3. To raise achievement in Physical Education through staff working with qualified coaches

4. Further increase the number of children participating in at least one sport.

5. Increase by 25%, the number of children participating in at least two sports.

6. To introduce a Healthy Eating club (provided as part of the Huddersfield Giants partnership)

7. To provide more opportunities for the children to do structured sports and games on the playground at lunchtime.

8. To ensure there is enough PE equipment for lessons

9. To introduce new PE planning 

10. To ensure all staff feel confident in teaching PE

11. For all children to have 2 hours of PE a week

12.  To resume sports competitions with other schools games on the playground at lunchtime.

Activity and Provider	Implementation	Estimated Cost	Evaluation – to be carried out in July 2022
Key indicator 1: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity  Street Dance – three lunchtime sessions per week for Years One to 6.	Dance specialists deliver high quality dance lessons to our children	£2895
Key indicator 2: The profile of PESSPA being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement Children have access to high quality lessons through a planned scheme of work which includes mental health awareness through GetSet4Life	Purchase GetSet4PE scheme of work which includes GetSet4.	£550
Key indicator 3: Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport Sports Coaches to work with staff during PE curriculum time	Engagement of a PE specialist	£7300
Key indicator 4: Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils Two lunchtime and two after school sports clubs (provided by Yorkshire Sport and 5 Sport). These clubs change each term. Examples of the clubs provided are football for girls, KS1 and LKS2, Multisports for KS1 and basketball.	Facilitating a wide range of sports and activities, leading to increased activity levels and experience and competency in a variety of physical activities.	£6159
Lunchtime Playworker to work two lunchtimes per week to support structured sports and games on the playground	Lunch time   playworkers will extend the activities offered to our children	£3200
Key indicator 5: Increased participation in competitive sport Pennine Sports Partnership will help to increase the amount of competitive sport.	Work alongside School Sport Coordinator to get children involved in competitions with other schools	£550
Total Expenditure (based on estimated funding)		£19554