Sports Premium Statement 17/18
Use of Sport’s Premium September 2017 – July 2018
We will receive funding for this year of £17,780. Projected costings may vary due to the availability of coaches and changing needs of certain year groups.
This year we are focusing on:
- Offering additional clubs to each year group, over the year we will give increased opportunity for children to participate in the sports and offer a wider variety of sports through the School Sports Network.
- We will identify pupils whose participating in sporting activities has been either reluctant or low, and to encourage them to engage with a range of sporting activities
- We will take part in more competitions across a larger number of sports, giving more children the opportunity to experience competition in sports.
- We will be investigating ways to develop our playground in order to encourage the children to be active at play times and lunchtime
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Action Plan Item |
Action |
Predicted Impact |
Monitoring & Evaluation |
Budget |
Impact | Actual Cost |
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To audit the overall PE and Sport Provision at Holy Apostles |
PE subject leader to audit whole school provision, including clubs, based on the Youth Sports Trust Criteria
All stakeholders to respond to a range of questionnaires |
A clear list of areas of strength and weakness, which includes the voices of all stakeholders, and gives a clear path of improvements. |
PE Lead Head Teacher |
Supply costs to release PE Lead £200 |
The audit and questionnaire has given us a detailed list of areas of strength and weakness from our current provision. Areas from this will be included in the 2018-19 Sports Premium, as well as the schools Development Plan and PE SLAP. | £200 |
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To identify pupils whose participating in sporting activities has been either reluctant or low, and to encourage them to engage with a range of sporting activities |
Review club attendance (2016/17) to highlight pupils who did not participate during the year.
Explore new opportunities such as SEND Panathlon Games
Explore with pupils the sort of clubs they would enjoy
Identify any barriers to prevent pupils from participating. |
Increase the number of children attending sports clubs, or taking part in sports events, who were identified as being reluctant or having low attendance during 2016/17
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PE Lead SENDCo |
Supply costs to release PE Lead £100
n/a
n/a
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The number of children attending clubs has increased compared to the previous year. The Club attendance review highlighted a number of children who did not attend any clubs. When those children where asked why, the main reason for their lack of attendance were other clubs and sports activities provided outside of the school, such as swimming lessons.
We will be attending the SEND Red Tennis competition in June with children who are reluctant to take part in sports. A questionnaire for pupils highlighted a number of clubs the children would like to have on offer. These will begin in Summer Term, and continue into the next academic year. |
£100 |
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To set up a new School Sports Council |
Arrange class elections for Sports Councillors.
Organise Sports Council Meetings to gather pupils views on current and future PE and Sports provision |
Children will have a voice in the PE and sports provision in school now and with future plans |
PE lead |
Meeting time |
Elections are due to be carried out in April, with the first meeting scheduled for the following week.
The Agenda for the first meeting focuses on the following:
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N/A |
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Increase the number of children taking part in festivals or competitions |
Attend increased number of competitions or festivals across a broad number of sports. |
More children to attend a wider range of competitions and festivals, gaining confidence and enjoyment of sports. |
PE lead Class Teachers Head teacher |
Supply costs £2,000 |
This year (2017-18) we have taken part, or will be take part in the following competitions:
This is an increase on the number of children that took part in competitions from last year. |
£800 £1400 |
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To invest in new equipment to support development of Sports activities |
Replace football goals
Acquire a portable speaker with CD player and iPod connection to assist with PE or clubs outside |
Increased number of children being able to take part in football competitions with other schools, and during playtimes
Increased flexibility with PE lessons and clubs |
PE Lead Head teacher |
£3,200 |
X2 sets of goals installed and used to play A team and B team matches, increasing the number of children able to participate in football matches. Currently this item is on order. |
£1,200
£2,000 |
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To explore ways to encourage more pupils to be more active at playtimes and lunchtimes. |
Explore the use of Playpod or Welly Stores for more outdoor activities |
An increase in the number of children being physically active at playtimes. |
PE Lead Head teacher |
£18,000
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Currently we are working with PlayPod to find a suitable location for the unit on the playground. We are also working with the PTA on this project. | £18,000 |
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To buy in professional expertise to broaden our range of Sports Activities and support staff CDP |
Use of Project Touchline (coaching linked to RE) for staff CDP
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An increase in staff knowledge related to their focus sport, and an improvement of children’s abilities/skills in that sport. |
PE Lead RE Lead Head teacher
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£2,000 |
Due to long term absence of a coach, Project Touchline have been unable to deliver staff CDP | £0 |
| Total | £25,500 | £23,700 |
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Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety |
% |
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What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 meters? |
90% |
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What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke]? |
90% |
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What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations? |
100% |
