Sports Premium
The government provides funding to improve provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. This funding - provided by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport - is allocated to all primary schools.
Schools must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer. The Government will continue investment in the Primary PE and Sport Premium, as announced in December 2015 through 'Sporting Future: A New Strategy for an Active Nation'.
The provision of this ring-fenced funding demonstrates the importance placed on PE and school sport by the Government.
• To develop or add to the PE and sport activities that the school already offers.
• To make improvements now that will benefit pupils joining the school in future years.
• To hire qualified sports coaches to work with teachers.
• To provide existing staff with training or resources to help them teach PE and sport more effectively.
• To introduce new sports or activities and encourage more pupils to take up sport.
• To support and involve the least active children by running or extending school sports clubs, holiday clubs and Change4Life clubs.
• To run sport competitions.
• To increase pupils’ participation in the School Games.
• To run sports activities with other schools.
2020/21 Sports Funding information
Impact and sustainability 2020/21
2019/20 Sports Funding information
Impact and sustainability 2019/20
2018/19 Impact of Funding at SLS
• Achieved the Sainsbury's Gold School Games Award in July 2018. This award recognises the high quality provision of active and competitive sports in school and in local competitions.
• Achieved Silver standard quality mark.
• All children KS2 have represented the school in at least one competitive activity within the academic year 2017-18.
• 100% of children from Y2-6 have represented the school at a Sports Partnership event.
• All pupils in Reception to Year 6 have received reduced cost swimming lessons for one term. This has resulted in increased water confidence and achievement of distance badges.
• The school has purchased good quality resources for the children to use in lessons and they have been involved in enrichment opportunities eg Harrogate Gymnasium.
• All teaching staff receive no less than one term but in most cases three terms of team teaching alongside our sports coach.
• The school has set up a system to track pupil participation in school sports (including after-school clubs) where we can demonstrate that we provide a wide range of sports and a 25% increase of less active participants getting involved.
• SLS was awarded first place in the Small Schools' Grand Prix 2018 which is a league of 20 local small schools.
Sustainability
• SLS will ensure that all staff have the opportunity to team teach with Sports Specialists. This increases teacher subject knowledge and confidence in teaching a range of different sports.
• Responsibility of PE given to a member of staff who ensures that all children in school are actively involved in all aspects of sport. This person also plans a calendar of events which involve children in Level 2 and 3 competitions.
• A SSOC committee of children who are team captains responsible for leading and developing sports in school. This may involve coaching children, leading PE sessions and organising inter-house tournaments.
Our 2018-19 PE/Sports Funding Breakdown
How we intend to spend our PE funding this year:
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Activity |
Cost |
Success Criteria |
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School Sports Partnership Development |
£1300 |
A PE and School Sport partnership: support Gifted and Talented children, to maintain Schools Games Mark Award - Gold, support for staff, continued professional development of subject leadership, membership of Youth Sports Trust, development of a 'Change for life' project, introduction of Young Sports Leaders and a SSOC to promote pupil voice and organise inter-house tournaments. |
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Change4life - Leadership MSA hours |
£2192 |
Co-ordinate subject and support staff in meeting requirements of the National Curriculum. Increased confidence of staff in delivering high quality PE sessions. Children engaged with with approved NGB competitions at Level 1, 2 and 3 of the School Games. Improved opportunities for inter-house competitions. Engage children who are not always motivated by PE. |
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Change 4 life lunch time club offered. |
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Swimming Lessons |
£1800 |
All children from EYFS to Year 6 will have reduced cost swimming lessons for 1 term. Improved confidence in the water. |
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Resources - to further develop outdoor provision for EYFS, inter- house sports, PE equipment. |
£1884 |
Hiring specialist coaches to support staff. Improved the quality of outdoor /indoor provision of outdoor and physical education for all. Audit and purchase of resources to ensure that all children have use of good quality equipment. |
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Forest Schools |
£4034 |
Develop provision to deliver Forest Schools. Continuous training to develop staff skills and confidence. Confident learners who have developed their self-esteem through hands-on learning experiences in a natural environment. |
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Outdoor provision |
£5000 |
Encouraged children to be inspired by the PE curriculum. 100% of children engaging with outdoor activities all year round. |
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Wide variety of clubs offered by both staff and external providers. |
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Transport - gymnastic club, visits (eg Headingley) and swimming. |
£500 |
Accessed a range of resources outside of school. |
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Total: |
£16710 |
Our 2017-18 PE/Sports Funding Breakdown
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Activity
|
Cost
|
Success Criteria
|
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School Sports Partnership Development |
£1300 |
A PE and School Sport partnership: support Gifted and Talented children, to maintain Schools Games Mark Award - Gold, support for staff, continued professional development of subject leadership, membership of Youth Sports Trust, development of a 'Change for life' project, introduction of Young Sports Leaders and a SSOC to promote pupil voice and organise inter-house tournaments. |
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Staff development - PE lessons delivered by a coach every week |
£5400 |
Hired specialist coach to offer CPD staff and deliver a PE session to all children every week. Support staff in meeting requirements of the National Curriculum. Increased confidence of staff in delivering high quality PE sessions. Children engaged with with approved NGB competitions at Level 1, 2 and 3 of the School Games. Improved opportunities for inter-house competitions. Engage children who are not always motivated by PE. Change 4 life lunch time club offered.
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Swimming Lessons |
£1800 |
All children from EYFS to Year 6 will have reduced cost swimming lessons for 1 term. Improved confidence in the water. |
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Resources - to further develop outdoor provision for EYFS, inter-house sports, PE equipment. |
£1000 |
Improved the quality of outdoor /indoor provision of outdoor and physical education for all. Audit and purchase of resources to ensure that all children have use of good quality equipment. |
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Forest Schools |
£2000 |
Develop provision to deliver Forest Schools. Continuous training to develop staff skills and confidence. Confident learners who have developed their self-esteem through hands-on learning experiences in a natural environment. |
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Curriculum Enrichment - Dance workshops, Swimming, Forest Schools activities, wide range of extra-curricular sporting activities each week. |
£1500 |
Encouraged children to be inspired by the PE curriculum. 100% of all pupil premium children engaging with sports. Wide variety of clubs offered by both staff and external providers. |
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Transport - gymnastic club, visits (eg Headingley) and swimming. |
£500 | Accessed a range of resources outside of school. |
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Total: |
£13500 |
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Our 2016-17 PE/Sports Funding Breakdown
How we intend to spend our PE funding this year:
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Activity
|
Cost
|
Success Criteria
|
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School Sports Partnership Development |
£1300 |
A PE and School Sport partnership: support Gifted and Talented children, to achieve Schools Games Mark Award - Silver, support for staff, development of subject leadership, membership of Youth Sports Trust, development of a 'Change for life' project, introduction of Young Sports Leaders and a SSOC to promote pupil voice. |
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Staff development - PE lessons delivered by a coach every week |
£4410 |
Hired specialist coaches to work with staff and children when teaching PE every week. Increased confidence of staff in delivering high quality PE sessions. Children engaged with with approved NGB competitions at Level 1 of the School Games. |
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Resources - to further develop outdoor provision for EYFS, team hoodies and T-shirts, PE equipment. |
£1260 |
Improved the quality of outdoor /indoor provision of outdoor and physical education for all. School identity to develop a team approach to competitions. |
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Curriculum Enrichment - Dance workshops, Swimming, Forest Schools activities, wide range of extra-curricular sporting activities each week. |
£1000 |
Olympic values are the agreed values in the school's Vision and Values statement. Encouraged children to be inspired by the PE curriculum. 100% of all pupil premium children engaging with sports. Wide variety of clubs offered by both staff and external providers. |
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Transport - gymnastic club, visits (eg Headingley) and swimming. |
£315 | Accessed a range of resources outside of school. |
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Total: |
£8285 |
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Breakdown for our 2015-16 Funding and Impact​
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Activity
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Cost
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Impact
|
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School Sports Partnership |
£1300 |
A PE and School Sport partnership: supported Gifted and Talented, development of Active Mark, support for staff, development of subject leadership, membership of Youth Sports Trust, development of a 'Change for life' project. |
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Staff development - PE lessons delivered by a gymnastic coach, cricket coaching, tennis coaching, gymnastics club hire and coaches, Forest School training. |
£6243 |
Hired specialist coaches to work with staff when teaching PE and leading after school clubs. Trained a member of staff as a Forest Schools teacher to use outdoor education to enhance learning. |
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Resources - to develop outdoor provision for EYFS, PE mats. |
£4778.44 |
Improved the quality of outdoor /indoor provision of outdoor and physical education for all. |
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Curriculum Enrichment - Dance workshops, Swimming, Forest Schools activities, climbing centre visit. |
£1630.76 |
Encouraged children to be inspired by the PE curriculum. |
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Transport - gymnastic club and swimming |
£315 | Accessed a range of resources outside of school. |
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Total: |
£14267.20 |
PE and School Sport Premium Report 2014
