Report to Governors May 2015
School Sports Premium
Rationale
It is important for Shooters Grove Primary School to have happy, healthy pupils who are successful and
fully engaged in the life of the school. Having the sports premium funding helps enable pupils from all
backgrounds to participate in a range of sporting activities within and outside of the school. This funding
also helps promote the importance of young sports leaders in the school. For example, enabling the Y6
young sports leaders and the play-time buddies to facilitate their roles more effectively.
Allocation
Shooters Grove Primary School was allocated £9420 sports premium funding for 2014/15. This is based on
£8000 plus £5 for each eligible pupil (284 pupils).
Spending to date
Extra swimming sessions for SEN child
Extra staff support for poorer swimmers
Ruggereds Rugby for targeted Y1/2 pupils
Arches Gold Package (cluster schools games)
Dance resources for KS1 + equipment
Boxercise instructor for after school club
Lunchtime sports sessions for Y5
Coach hire for Octagon Dance Performance
£100
£210
£600
£1235
£332.28
£150
£1950
£190
To April (Total)
Predicted Spending ( To end of academic year )
New PE equipment
Cricket training Y5
Coach hire to Bradfield Cricket Festival
Tri-golf training Y6 (Summer 2)
Handball training Y5 (Summer 2)
Transport costs to Partnership Games
Sportswear for partnership games
Balancability bike training KS1
Resources for a Sports Week (Summer 2)
£4767.28
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£650
£190
£350
£350
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£1000
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Impact to date
NB: The school received the Bronze Sainsbury’s School Games award in recognition of its commitment to
raising the profile of sport (2013/14)
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Pupils (Y4) improving their swimming ability (distance & technique) and water safety awareness.
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Pupils engaging in new sporting activity – Boxercise after-school club.
Enhancement of vital life skills with the lunchtime sports sessions - effective communication and
team work. Consequently, pupils have used these skills to help their success in the classroom.
A definite (increased) interest and general engagement in sport by having
expert instructors in school to help train children for participation in external competitions and
events (Bradfield Cricket Festival, Sheffield Eagles Rugby Tournament, Partnership Games, KS1
World cup event).
Targeted KS1 children participating in extra sport (Ruggereds Rugby).
Y4/5 children successfully representing the school in the Arches dance event at the Octagon.
Having expert instructors (from Arches) in school helps staff become more confident in their own
teaching of PE.
It is predicted that new training for KS1 – Summer 2 (Balancability) will help children engage in
cycling as they progress through school. This will link well with the cycle proficiency in Y5
(Bikeability).
Thoughts for the future
Further develop the number of sporting after-school clubs.
Specific CPD for staff (Training day/twilight?).
Develop greater cohesive links with Forge Valley for competitions and sporting events E.g. Archie
Sports Camps (participation during holidays).
E. Wilson (May 2015)