Raising the profile of Competitive Sports using the Sports Premium –
Inter School Competitions 2014 - 2015
Following the success of The London 2012 Olympic Games, the Government is determined to ensure a lasting legacy from ‘The
Games’. Developing an enjoyment of sport and physical activity, together with promoting active healthy lifestyles in children, are
aspects of this. To this effect, the Government is providing additional funding for the academic years 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 to
improve provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. The money is provided by the Departments for Education,
Health and Culture, Media and Sport and can only be spent on provision of PE and sport in schools.
Roundthorn Primary Academy actively participates in a wide range of sporting events and competitions as part of West Oldham
Primary School Sport. The school provides opportunities for all children throughout the year in key Stage 2 to participate in at least
one sporting event or competition and aims to provide at least 50% of key stage 1 children.
Since September 2014 Roundthorn has participated in:
Sports Premium used to:
*Provide high quality curriculum PE delivered in partnership with Sports Development
*Provide extra-curricular activities delivered by Sports Development
*Transport to and from events
*Improve community cohesion and sporting excellence.
Sports Premium Priorities
*Increasing participation in PE and Sport (P1)
*Developing sporting excellence (P2)
*Development of physical wellbeing (P3)
*Developing healthy lifestyles (P4)
Event
Number of
children
involved
Year 5&6 Boys
Football – A
Team
8 children
Year 5&6 Boys
Football – B
Team
9 children
Year 1&2
Football
8 children
Year 5 &Year 6
Girls Football
Year 5&6 Cross
Country
Year 3&4 Cross
Country
Year 1&2 Cross
Country
Sportshall
8 children
4 children
4 children
4 children
10 children
Gender
PP /
NON PP
DSEN / NO
DSEN
8 Boys
2 PP
1 DSEN
0 Girls
6 NON
PP
7 NO DSEN
9 Boys
3 PP
0 DSEN
0 Girls
6 NON
PP
3 PP
9 NO DSEN
0 Girls
5 NON
PP
8 NO DSEN
0 Boys
5 PP
1 DSEN
8 Girls
3 NON
PP
3 PP
7 NO DSEN
2 Girls
1 NON
PP
4 NO DSEN
2 Boys
1 PP
0 DSEN
2 Girls
3 NON
PP
4 NO DSEN
1 Boys
1 PP
1 DSEN
2 Girls
3 NON
PP
5 Boys
4 PP
8 Boys
2 Boys
Place finished
2012 - 2013
Place finished
2013 - 2014
Place finished
2014 - 2015
5th place
3rd place out of
10 teams entered
5th place out
of 18 teams
entered
Did not enter
Did not enter
5th place
3rd place
3rd place out
of 8 teams
(medals
awarded)
2nd place out
of 8 teams
(medals
awarded)
Did not enter
Did not enter
Not placed
within the top
twenty
One child placed
within top 10 with
all other children
placed in the top
thirty.
Not placed
within the top
twenty
Two children
placed within top
20 with all other
children placed
in the top thirty.
3 NO DSEN
Not placed
within the top
thirty.
Four children
placed within top
30.
0 DSEN
Did not enter
Did not enter
0 DSEN
0 DSEN
5th place
awarded out
of 7 teams
(certificates)
Two children
placed in top
20 and two
children
placed in top
fifty.
One child
placed in top
20 and three
children
placed in top
40.
One child
placed 4th and
others placed
in the top
thirty.
3rd place in
Impact of Sports
Premium
Priority
Focus
Performance
maintained
compared to
previous year
placing.
Increased
performance as did
not participate last
year.
Increased
performance
compared to
previous academic
year.
Opportunities to
increase
participation in PE &
Sport.
Maintained
performance over
increased cross
country track. Pupil
stopped and
supported another
pupil suffering with
asthma
Maintained
performance over
increased cross
country track.
P1, P2, P3
and P4
Increased
performance
compare with child
placed in top 4.
P1, P2, P3
and P4
Opportunities to
P1, P3 and
P1, P3 and
P4
P1, P2, P3
and P4
P1, P3 and
P4
P1, P2, P3
and P4
P1, P2, P3
and P4
Athletics
event.
5 Girls
6 NON
PP
Summary of Competitive Sports Autumn Term
 55 CHILDREN HAVE PARTICIPATED IN EVENTS.
 36 BOYS & 19 GIRLS
 8 EVENTS ENTERED
 22 PUPIL PREMIUM CHILDREN
 33 NON PUPIL CHILDREN
Year 5 & 6
Mixed Handball
Year 3 & 4
Multi-skills
Year 5 & 6
Multi-skills
Year 1 & 2
Multi-skills
DSEN Multi-skills
7 children
6 children
6 children
4 children
3 children
10 NO
DSEN



3 CHILDREN WITH DSEN & 52 WITH NON DSEN
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE IN 5 EVENTS
MAINTAINED PERFORMANCE IN 3 EVENTS
3 Boys
1 PP
0 DSEN
4 Girls
6 NON
PP
7 NO DSEN
3 Boys
2 PP
0 DSEN
3 Girls
4 NON
PP
6 NO DSEN
3 Boys
1PP
0 DSEN
3 Girls
5 NON
PP
6 NO DSEN
2 Boys
1PP
0 DSEN
2 Girls
3 NON
PP
4 NO DSEN
2 Boys
1PP
3 DSEN
1 Girls
2 NON
0 NO DSEN
Not offered
through
Collaborative
Cluster
Did not enter
Non
competitive
Non competitive
Did not
participate
Non competitive
Did not
participate
Non competitive
Non
competitive
Non competitive
increase
participation in PE &
Sport.
P4
NEXT STEPS:
 To increase the number of DSEN children
participating in events
 To increase the number of girls participating in
events.
 To provide increased opportunities for non-sporty
children to participate in inter school
competitions.
Did not place
Opportunities to
P1, P2, P3
in the event.
increase
and P4
Positive praise
participation in PE &
from organiser, Sport.
sports coaches
and parents
Two children
Provided
P1, P2 P3
received gold
opportunities for less and P4
medals and
sporty children to
two children
participate in inter
received Silver school activities.
medals
Two children
Provided
P1, P2 P3
received gold
opportunities for less and P4
medals and
sporty children to
two children
participate in inter
received Silver school activities.
medals
Two children
Provided
P1, P2 P3
received silver
opportunities for less and P4
medals with
sporty children to
other pair of
participate in inter
children
school activities.
placed fifth
out of 10
teams.
Placed fourth
Provided
P1, P2 P3
overall out of
opportunities for less and P4
10 teams.
sporty children to
PP
Sporting
Ambassadors –
Sporting Links
2 children
Year 5 & 6
Dodgeball
7 Children
Year 5 & 6
Volleyball
Year 5 & 6 Tag
Rugby
Year 5 & 6 Hi 5
Netball
6 Children
7 children
8 children
1 Boys
0 PP
0 DSEN
1 Girls
2 NON
PP
0 NO DSEN
0 Boys
2 PP
1 DSEN
7 Girls
5 NON
PP
6 NO DSEN
3 Boys
1 PP
0 DSEN
3 Girls
5 NON
PP
6 NO DSEN
6 Boys
2 PP
0 DSEN
1 Girls
5 NON
PP
7 NO DSEN
0 Boys
3 PP
0 DSEN
No activity
provided
No activity
provided
Found out
information
about the
local clubs on
offer in East
and West
Oldham.
Presented
findings during
assembly and
sporting
advice desk
Not placed
within event –
participation
certificates
awarded.
No interschool
competition
provided
3rd place within
cluster
4th place
2nd place
Not placed
within event –
participation
certificates
awarded. All
the children
enjoyed the
experience of
participating in
inter school
competitions.
Winners
Joint 2nd place
Did not
participate
Joint 3rd placed
within cluster
Third place in
cluster one
win, one draw
and one
defeat.
Fourth place in
cluster event
participate in inter
school activities.
Provided information
re. signposting
children to extracurricular clubs and
sporting activities.
P1, P2, P3
and P4
Provided
opportunities for less
sporty children to
participate in inter
school activities. 85%
of girls in Year 5
have now
participated in at
least one event.
Provided
opportunities for less
sporty children to
participate in inter
school activities and
have an opportunity
to participate in a
new sport.
Performance
throughout the
tournament
improved.
Opportunities to
increase
participation in PE &
Sport.
P1, P3 and
P4
Opportunities to
increase
P2, P3 & P4
P1, P3 and
P4
P1, P3 & P4
8 Girls
Ability
Roadshow
5 children
2 Boys
3 Girls
5 NON
PP
1 PP
NO DSEN
0 NON
PP
0 NO DSEN
Summary of Competitive Sports Spring Term
 68 CHILDREN HAVE PARTICIPATED IN EVENTS.
 25 BOYS & 43 GIRLS
 12 EVENTS ENTERED
 17 PUPIL PREMIUM CHILDREN
 51 NON PUPIL CHILDREN
5 DSEN



Non
competitive
group
out of 7 teams.
Non competitive
Non
competitive
9 CHILDREN WITH DSEN & 59 WITH NON DSEN
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE IN 4 EVENTS
MAINTAINED PERFORMANCE IN 4 EVENTS


participation in PE &
Sport.
Children with
additional
educational needs
were able to access
sporting
opportunities
specifically catered
for their needs.
P1, P2, P3 &
P4
To increase the provision for children to
participate in interschool sporting competitions in
Year 3 and Year 4.
To continue to ensure that all children in KS2
participate in at least one competitive
interschool competition either through the cluster
or through partnership with other schools.
SUMMER TERM TARGETS
 To increase the provision for children to participate in interschool sporting competitions in Year 3 and Year 4.
 To continue to ensure that all children in KS2 participate in at least one competitive interschool competition either through the cluster or through partnership with
other schools.
Event
Year 3 & 4
Football (A)
Year 3 & 4
Football (B)
Number of
children
involved
8 children
8 children
Year 3 & 4
Adventure Day
at Dove stones
8 children
Year 5 & 6
8 children
Gender
PP /
NON PP
DSEN / NO
DSEN
8 Boys
2 PP
1 DSEN
0 Girls
6 Non PP
7 NO DSEN
8 Boys
2 PP
0 DSEN
0 Girls
6 Non PP
8 NO DSEN
4 Boys
3 PP
3 DSEN
4 Girls
5 Non PP
5 NO DSEN
6 Boys
1 PP
0 DSEN
Place finished
2012 - 2013
Did not make
finals event at
Hathershaw
Place finished
2013 - 2014
Place finished
2014 - 2015
Came 3rd during
cluster event and
finished in 6th
place at West
Oldham finals.
Came 3rd
place in cluster
competition
and did not
make finals.
Impact of Sports
Premium
Priority
Focus
Provided children
P1, P2, P3
with opportunities to and P4
participate in
sporting competition
against A team
players.
Did not enter a
Awarded 5th
Awarded 2nd
Provided
P1, P3 and
team during
place at cluster
place in cluster opportunities for less P4
academic year
event.
competition
sporty children to
participate in inter
school activities.
The activity day provided non – sporty children with opportunities to participate in sporting
activities through the natural environment. This included stream hopping, wall climbing, an
adventure walk through the woods, team games and climbing through a tunnel.
Focus: Priority 1, 2 and 3.
Did not enter
Awarded 3rd
Awarded 4th
Provided
P1, P2, P3
hockey(A)
Year 1 & 2
Orienteering
Year 3 & 4
Orienteering
Celebration of
Dance
Oldham Got to
Dance
10 children
11 children
21 children
21 children
2 Girls
7 NON
PP
8 NO DSEN
5 Boys
2 PP
2 DSEN
5 Girls
8 Non PP
8 DSEN
5 Boys
3 PP
2 DSEN
6 Girls
8 Non PP
9 DSEN
6 Boys
6 PP
2 DSEN
15 Girls
15 Non
PP
19 DSEN
6 Boys
6 PP
2 DSEN
15 Girls
15 Non
PP
19 DSEN
Summary of Competitive Sports Summer Term
 95 CHILDREN HAVE PARTICIPATED IN EVENTS.
 47 BOYS & 48 GIRLS
 8 EVENTS ENTERED



year
place.
place
Did not
participate
Did not
participate
Did not
participate
Did not
participate
Non
competitive
event –
showcasing
dance across
the authority.
Event not held
Non competitive
event –
showcasing
dance across the
authority.
To increase the
opportunities
for less sporty
children to
participate in
inter school
sporting
activities.
To increase the
opportunities
for less sporty
children to
participate in
inter school
sporting
activities.
Non
competitive
event –
showcasing
dance across
the authority.
Finished fourth
in the
competition
out of 12
schools
including
secondary
schools
(Borough
wide)
Event not held
12 CHILDREN WITH DSEN & 83 WITH NON DSEN
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE IN 1 EVENTS
MAINTAINED PERFORMANCE IN 4 EVENTS

opportunities for
children who had
not participated in
inter school
competitions
throughout the year.
To increase the
opportunities for less
sporty children to
participate in inter
school sporting
activities.
and P4
To increase the
opportunities for less
sporty children to
participate in inter
school sporting
activities.
P3 & P4
To increase the
opportunities to
develop sporting
excellence.
P1, P2, P3 &
P4
To increase the
opportunities to
develop sporting
excellence.
P1, P2, P3 &
P4
P3 & P4
To increase the number of opportunities for Key
Stage 1 children to participate in extra-curricular
activities and inter school competitions.


25 PUPIL PREMIUM CHILDREN
70 NON PUPIL CHILDREN

PARTICIPATED IN 3 NEW EVENTS

To continue to ensure that all children in KS2
participate in at least one competitive
interschool competition either through the cluster
or through partnership with other schools.
AUTUMN TERM TARGETS 2015 – 2016
 To increase the number of opportunities for Key Stage 1 children to participate in extra-curricular activities and inter school competitions.
 To continue to develop sporting opportunities for all children so that all children in Key Stage 2 participate in at least one inter school sporting competition
during the academic year.
 To increase the opportunities for less sporty children to have access to sporting activities with a focus on girls.
 To continue to develop the role of the sports leaders to increase the participate rates of sporting activities for all children.
Andrew Hulmes
July 2014
Assistant Principal