Sport Premium

The Government provides funding each year to schools for sports, this is called our sports premium funding. This funding is jointly provided by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport.

The money allocated to our school is to be spent on improving the quality of sport, physical activity and physical education (PE) for all our children. The sport funding can only be spent on this provision in our school. This funding must be used for the benefit of all our primary-aged pupils, so that they develop healthy active lifestyles.

We have the freedom to choose how we do this, possible uses for the funding include:

·       hiring specialist PE teachers or qualified sports coaches to work alongside primary  

        teachers when teaching  PE
·       new or additional sport clubs paying for professional development opportunities in

        PE/sport
·       providing cover to release primary teachers for professional development in

        PE/sport running sport competitions, or increasing participation in the school

        games
·      buying quality assured professional development modules or materials for PE/sport

Intended Spending of Sport Premium

Allocation 2018-2019

 

Our allocation for this financial year (Apr 2018-March 2019) is £17,790

Our planned expenditure for this current year is as follows:

 

Sports coach  working 1 day per week (x38 weeks) on core skills : £9613

Extra curricular football: £1610

Extra curricular cross country: £1365

Extra curricular Yoga: £595

Oldham Athletic: £2000

Outdoor Education: £1970

Affiliation to Oldham sports partnership: £450

Affiliation to Crompton House sports partnership: £300

 

Total planned expenditure : £17,903

 

We are continuing to sustain our current provision and introduce some new developments during this financial year. Here is our Sports Premium Strategy for developing our current provision this year.... 

Impact of Sports Premium 

Allocation 2017-2018

We spent £19,523 on sports last year. Our key aims were to introduce inter-school sports matches, continue to increase the level of skill that that children had and improve the quality of teaching in PE. The impact of the spending is as follows: 

 

• Teachers feel supported and are more able to deliver lessons that are at least good
• There is a clear skills profession within lessons and across year groups and assessment opportunities are clearly identifies
• Participation in sports clubs continues to be high
• ​Children are engaging with other pupils from schools within the locality, applying taught skills and fostering a culture of team comradery and competition 
• Pupils engagement and enjoyment within PE lessons has increased
• There is an increase in the percentage of children reaching the expected level for physical development
• During pupil interviews, the childrens' feedback was positive, highlighting their enjoyment of learning new skills across a broad range of disciplines. 
• Our school has achieved the Gold Sports Mark for our commitment in promoting active healthy life styles, participation for all in a wide variety of sports and playing sports with other schools in our local community. 
• School continues to be well resourced both for PE lessons and playtimes

 

SWIMMING

• By the end of Year 3, 26 out of 30 children could swim at least a length.
• Most children had moved on from basic swimming skills by the end of the year and were practising other skills such as treading water.
• A handful of very able swimmers were practising life-saving skills by the end of the year.