Warden Hill Junior School

• Employ additional adults through Think Sport coaching.
• Purchase of some new playground equipment.
• Contribution towards the costs of playground markings for games activities.

• Regular session have enabled all Y3 classes to have an extra hour of PE a month through lunchtime club.
• Regular sessions with additional staff have enabled children in Y5&6 to have extra PE for a range of sports including; cricket, football, tag rugby, rounders etc.
• New playground markings in place.
• Wide range of equipment used on playground for lunchtime games.

• Contributed to award of Sainsbury's Gold Mark.
• 96.5% of children strongly agree that they know how to keep themselves healthy (Pupil Survey for 2016-17).
• Helped contribute to good lunchtime behaviours and the use of a non-rota system for much of the equipment helps more children to be active.

• This should be able to continue next year.
• Improve this through the star of a Change4Life Club to run in conjunction with Active Luton.

• First Aid training provided for all classes in curriculum time.

• All children undertook a range of First Aid Training through partnership with St John's Ambulance.

• Children and parents very positive about this initiative.
• Recognised in local press.

• To continue every other year as part of curriculum planning.

• Sustrans Cycle training provided for all Year 5 children.

• All Y5 children took part.

• Two children learnt to cycle from scratch.
• Increased numbers of children cycling to school has helped in some congestion reduction .

• This is to continue next year.

• Regular features on the school newsletters.
• Update the school website to feature reports from the children.
• Create new school to celebrate certificates when children represent the school.
• Sports notice board and Travel Buddy notice boards to be regularly updated.

• Better celebrations of achievements in school and outside.
• Sports Council organised events for children across the school.

• Our school community will be aware of their children's successes.
• Increase in children attending extra-curricular activities - see clubs audit.

• To carry on with
• Sports council to organise the 'Run a Mile' Club.

• Team teaching opportunities for staff to work alongside coaches from Active Luton.
• To allow trainee teachers to work alongside experienced staff.
• For less experienced staff to observe more skilled colleagues.

• More skilled and confident delivery of PE.
• NQT staff experienced good quality PE delivery.

• Pupils receiving better PE lessons

• To continue next year with Active Luton colleagues and involve Cover Supervisor staff as part of their CPD work.

• Two members of staff attended PE Conference.
• PE Subject Leader  attended training.

• PE Subject Leader returned with ideas for next year.
• Opportunity to work and plan with colleague.

• Sports Council created.

• To continue.

• Transport to swimming and tuition provided at no cost to families so that this curriculum element can be sustained.

• All Y4 children have a weekly swimming sessions for a year.

£6080

• We remain one of the few  schools to sustain this important element of the curriculum and all children take part.
  
  

• To continue.

• Fortnightly sessions with each Year 3 class to give access to a range of sports.

• Pupil involvement in PE increased.
• All Y3 classes receive an hour extra PE a month at lunchtimes through club.

As Above

• As above

• To continue

• Continue to employ a coach from Active Luton to train the Netball team.

• Girls netball team has participated in a variety of Inter School Fixtures.

• Girls more involved in competitive sport and increase physical activity.
• Also participated in a Boys Netball event this year.

• Next year to enable one member of school staff to undertake Netball coaching training.

• Engage football coach for sessions after school supported by school staff.

• Football club in operation for Y3 & 4 and also Y5 & 6

• Helped create good PE/Sporting opportunities for a range of pupils contributing to better school.

• To enable one member of school staff to undertake Football coaching training.

• To organise three Intra School Activities per year based upon the House System.
• Make use of House Captains and Sports Council to help run these events.

• House Activities taken place where children have been involved in organisation.

• Contributed to leadership elements of Sainsbury's Gold Mark.

• Sports Council and House Captains to continue with termly events.
• Healthy Schools Week planned into curriculum map.

• To provide transport to venues.
• Purchase of new school kit.
• Transport costs for attendance at festivals and events.

• Mini Bus bid unsuccessful.
• Transport provided for vast majority of events.

• No child unable to take part because of transport.
• Parents non impacted.

• Re submit bid in two years' time  - next year apply for Big Lottery Funding for outdoor gym equipment.