P E and Sport Premium
Implementing the “Sports Premium” in our School
The Government has given every Primary School funding to develop Physical education and competitive sport.
In our school we are using this funding by working with the Pennine Sports Partnership to:
- Increase the amount of competition sport in which our children participate.
- Make links to other community sports providers.
- Develop additional clubs and activities for children, outside the curriculum.
- Encourage our children to improve their leadership skills through sport.
- Give extra support in PE to our most talented children and include those with special needs in sport.
Lastly, we are bringing PE and sports specialist teachers and coaches into work alongside class teachers in lessons.
In this way, our children will gain new skills and experiences and teachers will learn new techniques and knowledge to aid them in teaching sport and PE.
The long term aim is higher quality lessons and improved learning for all children , which has started to happen over the last few years due to the money.
2019/2020 P E
Please click on the documents below to see details of our PE and sport activities:
Sports Premium Funding 2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015-2016 and 2016-2017
For the last 4 years the school has recieved £6000 plus £5 per pupil in order to improve the quality of PE and Sport in school. Over the last 3 years the money has been spent on:
- Paying for a specialist teacher a day a week to work with each class on a specific area of PE - quality INSET for all teaching staff. See the links below for more details on the areas of PE that have been covered each half term.
- Insurance to cover all staff transporting children to and from sporting events in their own cars.
- New resources to help deliver high quality PE and Sport.
- Contribution to the costs of being part of the Pennine Schools Sports Partnership, which runs competitions for children, delivers INSET for staff, provides Gifted and Talented identification and Sports Crew training amongst other things.
- Weekly after school club run by Project Sport.