Wilby Primary

PE & Sports Funding 2018

What is it?

In the legacy of the British Olympic Games the Government are investing money to improve physical education and sport in primary schools. Schools can choose how they spend the funding within certain criteria.

How much did we receive in 2018-19?

Schools with greater than 17 pupils will receive £16,000 plus £10.00 per pupil. For 2018-19 we received £16,570.

What this meant for our school in 2018-19:

The school achieved the Gold level in the Schools Games Mark Awards
Year Six Swimming Outcomes:100% of pupils can swim 25m unaided; 92% of pupils can use a range of strokes; 100% of pupils can perform safe self-rescue in different water situations.
Achievement in PE-82% of pupils achieved the national standard expected for their age Progress in PE - 100% of pupils are making expected or above levels in progress
86% of pupils attend at least one hour additional sports activities; 63.6% of pupils attend at least two hours additional sporting activities*
93% of SEN pupils attended at least one hour of additional sports activities: 79% of these attended two or more hours additional sports activities*
100% of children in receipt of Pupil Premium Grant attended two or more hours of additional sporting activities*
Increase of inter-school and intra-school (between in-school houses) competitions in a wide range of sports-100% of pupils have been engaged in competitive/team sports. 80% of pupils took part in Inter-School competitions with other schools
We have subsidised the training / upskilling of staff by qualified PE coaches in a range of sports including cricket, gymnastics, dance and swimming
Swimming continues for all pupils from year 2 and remains free to access.
Continue to assist in funding of upkeep/ insurance of the school mini- bus to ensure that pupils are able to attend a wide range of sporting events
Purchase of new sports equipment including out-door active play equipment (new play-ground markings and climbing frame) and upkeep of current equipment
Ensure that children have the opportunity to experience a wider range of sporting and outdoor adventurous activities including: caving, orienteering, fitness training, Boccia, dance, climbing and high ropes, canoeing, rafting, Parkour and orienteering

*additional sporting activities describes physical activities / sporting activities organised by the school in addition to the two hours of PE legally required for pupils of primary school age-data correct to July 2019.

How much funding will we receive in 2019-2020?

It is anticipated that we will receive £17,307 we also retained a carry forward of £4943 which has been reserved to contribute towards the cost of new playground equipment (climbing wall)-total funds available=£22,250

We aim to spend our sports funding in the following areas during 2019-2020

To ensure that the improvements made are sustainable we are ensuring that staff are up-skilled and given time to train-up others members of staff.
We will further engage pupils in leading sports activities (School Sports Captains and Sports Leader's programme).
We will continue to ensure that new equipment is purchased for both sporting and outdoor adventurous activity (including playground equipment) and that it is well maintained and stored correctly to ensure longevity.
We will continue to provide a broad range of sporting activities for all pupils including before and after school activities, theme days and sporting trips including activities such as parkour, orienteering, water-sports and outdoor adventurous/ team building activities

Activity/ Initiative	Cost	Purpose	Proposed Impact
Offer all Breakfast Club sports at subsidised rate and all After-school and Lunch-Time sports clubs (x 4 after school and x2 lunch-time clubs) free of charge.	£860	Increase pupil participation and appeal to pupils who are less likely to participate in 'usual' sporting activities	For at least 85% of pupils to be engaged in as additional sporting activity-particular focus on SEN and FSM pupils involvement.
All KS2 to attend at least two full days of challenging out-door adventurous activity (sailing/ water activities/ Thorpe-woodlands) and at least one additional specialised sports day within the school day (e.g fencing).	£2871	To inspire and encourage the children and appeal to pupils who are less likely to participate in 'usual' sporting activities	Children see that with effort and determination they can achieve their goals. That they feel inspired and encouraged by the performance of other sports men/ women. That they have the opportunity to identify an area of sport that they find particularly interesting.
Up-skill staff in PE and Sports teaching.	£1250	Enable all staff to have the opportunity to teach alongside/ observe professional PE coaching staff to ensure up-skilling of MPG staff.	Qualified level 1 swimming teachers Rugby and cricket coaching training Professional up skilling of staff leading to quality sporting provision.
Develop links with local schools and High schools to offer pupils competitive sporting opportunities.	£260	Membership to Suffolk Sports Partnership. Improve pupil participation and widen sporting experiences offered.	Wider opportunities for competition sports. Widen opportunities for other schools to benefit from our sporting lead. Increased opportunities to compete in a wider variety of sports.
Develop Forest School area outside-including equipment, fencing off area and building an equipment store	£1000	So that newly qualified member of staff can provide Forest School Learning Opportunities for all pupils	Increase the range of physical outdoor learning activities available to all pupils focussing particularly on those not engaged in other physical activity
British Gymnastics Membership plus visit.	£72	Use of professional material and badges promote child participation and skills levels.	Access to coaching resources and certificates and badges for the pupils.
Repair of outside and indoor sports equipment/ adventurous play equipment in EYFS	£1500	Widen the opportunities offered to pupils.	Pupils use up to date equipment. Equipment is inspiring for pupils. Equipment is fit for purpose. Equipment enables pupils to be challenged.
Supply cover to release teachers for festivals, Events and CPD training.	£500	Staff released to enable pupils to participate in sporting events.	Pupils able to attend a wide variety of sporting events.
Transport to Festivals and Events.	£2805 + £500 coach travel	Opportunities for pupils to access events. Minibus training for staff to make use of the minibus. Contribution towards insurance/upkeep of mini-bus to ensure that it is available to transport pupils to events .	Staff trained and able to drive the minibus. Increased pupil participation and attendance at events.
Specialist Dance Group/ specialist teacher support-additional support for sporting events (African dance group booked)	£400	Encourage participation in sports for all groups of children including those less engaged in 'usual' sporting activities	Ensure that PE/ Active education is incorporated in cross curricular activities ensuring wider engagement.
Additional Swimming provision for year 2 and year 2 -y6 swimming for an additional term	£653	To ensure pupils reach year 6 swimming requirements	All y6 pupils can swim 25m and complete water safety certificate.
Outdoor adventurous activity subsidy	£550	Ensure that all pupils are able to participate in week long residential trip.	All children have equal opportunity to participate in OAA.
Bikeability training for all Y5/6 pupils	£400	Ensure that all children receive appropriate safety training over a 5 day period	All children have the opportunity to develop confidence and skills.
Total sports funding: Current anticipated based on spend detailed above=£ 19,494. This means that we have an additional £2756 yet to allocate. Review completed 24.7.19 Next review of sports provision/ Funding scheduled 11.12.19
Sports funding is just part of our spending on Sports, additional sports spending comes from the school's delegated budget.

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