Sports Premium Funding 2014-15
The government is providing additional funding of £150 million per annum for academic years 2013 to 2014 and 2014 to 2015 to improve provision of
physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. This funding - provided jointly by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and
Sport – has been allocated to primary school head teachers.
This funding is ring-fenced and therefore can only be spent on provision for PE and sport in schools.
Purpose of funding
Schools must spend the additional funding on improving their provision of PE and sport, but schools have been given the freedom to choose how they
do this. A list of possible uses has been suggested.
We have decided to use the money to:
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Employ coaches to work alongside some teachers when teaching PE in order to strengthen teaching and learning in this subject across school
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Support and engage the least active children in physical activities
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Pay for professional development opportunities for teachers in PE and sport
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Increase pupils’ participation in the sports and physical activities
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Provide places for pupils on after school sports clubs
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Improve resources to support the development of the subject
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Buy new schemes of work to enhance the teaching of PE throughout the school
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Join the Youth Sports Trust and the local authority scheme to increase expertise for staff and opportunities for pupils
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Provide a physical activity day for each class
Total number of FT pupils on role
211
Summary of Grant spending 2014-15
Money received from Oct 2013 – May 2014 £5733 ( See plan for 2013-14)
Money received from May 2014 £3132 ( Plan below)
Objective
 To improve the quality of teaching and learning in PE and sports.
 To increase participation in PE and after school sports clubs.
Planned spending record 2014-15
Objective
PE resources to meet the needs of school
Activity
Coordinator to evaluate resources
and purchase new as required
Cost
Impact notes
Rounders bats £50
Football goals £200
Balls to use with new PE scheme £150
PE Scheme REAL PE £1710 includes training
for all staff
New equipment being used both in PE sessions and
during breaks and lunchtimes, giving more
opportunities for physical play.
Staff training carried out Oct 2014.
New scheme being used by staff from Nov 2014.
Staff confident in using the new scheme and pupils
levels of enjoyment of PE improved.
Staff able to support colleagues in planning and
delivery of the new PE. PE leader monitored
teaching and learning in PE and staff abilities. Over
view of PE attainment analysed with areas for
development included in end of year PE leader
report and new school development plan.
Currently football, streetdance, multi skills games
and netball. Links with sports hall to be explored.
Spreadsheet for each class to show attendance at
clubs from September 2014 is used to ensure good
take up across different pupil groups. Individuals
are targeted where they have not signed up for a
club.
Purchase a PE scheme of work that meets needs of
children and that can be used by all staff across school.
Staff to have a days training using
the new PE scheme.
Staff in both key stages to be well supported in
embedding the new way of teaching PE
PE coordinator and leading KS1
teacher to attend PE training
Training for 2 staff £750
After school clubs to offer a variety of different sports
and be well attended by wide range of pupils ( football,
streetdance, team games, basketball)
Offer wide range of sports clubs
after school and target vulnerable
groups to attend
Basketball Coach for years 3 and 4 £440 per
term
Monitor take up of clubs (gender,
SEN, Pupil Premium, vulnerable,
EAL)
Active kids Team games – money used from
October allocation
Streetdance coach - money used from
October allocation
Increase physical activity at lunchtime
Become active members of the Youth Sports Trust.
Staff to observe coach led sessions within the
curriculum
Classes to experience physical activity days
Staff to organise and run small
games during lunchtime ensuring
children are physically active.
Training for staff to be provided
Carry out self evaluation online and
select areas for development
£300 for training of lunchtime staff in leading
activities
Coach to run Active kids games skills
groups with year 1 for a term and
then year 2
Each class to be allocated money to
plan a half or full day of physical
activity.
EYFS – Park/play area trip
KS1 – Harewood House climbing
area
LKS2 – Quarry House for games
sessions with coaches
UKS2 – Lineham farm for
cycling/climbing day
£250 per term
Staff become more skilled at running cooperative
skill based games
Allocation to each class of £100-200 towards a
physical activity day ( to be taken out of next
allocation)
Pupils to take part in different forms of physical
activity not usually available to them.
£400.00 for 18 months membership (Paid
before May allocation)
Total planning spend - £3850
Staff training for lunchtime supervisors has been
delivered. Staff able to lead and supervise ball
games and KS1 activities ensuring more
involvement from pupils.
School graded at Bronze level with key areas for
improvement identified