Sports Premium 2017-2018 (Historical)
Vision for the Primary PE and Sport Premium
ALL pupils leaving primary school physically literate and with the knowledge, skills and motivation necessary to equip for a healthy, active lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sport.
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The funding has been provided to ensure impact against the following objectives and indicators:
To achieve self-sustaining improvement in the quality of PE and sport in primary schools. It is important to emphasise that the focus of spending must lead to long lasting impact against the vision (above) that will live on well beyond the Primary PE and Sport Premium funding.
We are hoping that at Warden Hill Junior School, we will see an improvement against the following 5 key indicators:
- the engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – kick-starting healthy active lifestyles
- the profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement
- increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport
- broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils
- increased participation in competitive sport
Academic Year |
Total Funding Allocation |
Total Amount Spent |
2017-2018 |
£20,300 Made up of a block grant of £16,000 plus £10 per pupil |
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PE and Sports Premium Action Plan for 2017-18
Indicator 1: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity - kick- starting healthy active lifestyles.
Objectives |
Key Actions |
Funding |
Anticipated Outcomes |
To provide pupils with structured activities at lunchtimes and playtimes. |
- Employ additional adults through Think Sport coaching for Year 3.
- Deploy MDS staff to lead structured PE activities at lunchtimes for Year 4.
- New PE equipment for lunchtimes.
- Use Think Sport coaches to offer targeted PE activities for Year 5 & 6 children at lunchtimes.
- Purchase of some new playground equipment.
- Contribution towards the costs of new activity equipment.
- Contribution towards the costs of the playground markings for games activities.
- To offer Change 4 Life Club to be run with targeted children through partnerships with Active Luton and School Nursing Service.
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£5,624
£2,000
£400
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- Increased physical activity for children at lunchtime with an additional 1 hours activity per month for each class in the Lower School (8 Classes).
- Increased happiness and enjoyment at school.
- Fewer incidents of poor behaviour at lunchtimes.
- Increased physical activity for targeted children and families.
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To allow children to develop basic first aid training. |
- Contribution towards whole school first aid training for children and the offer of Family First Aid..
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£1,000 |
- That all children in the school will have a basic understanding of First Aid.
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To ensure children can safely cycle to school through Sustrans training. |
- Sustrans Cycle training for Year 5 children.
- Sustrans events throughout the year, including Bike It activities, Walk to School week, Bling Your Bike etc.
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£1,200
£250
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- All children in Year 5 receive cycle training within the curriculum.
- School to achieve Sustrans Silver Award/ Mode Shift Award.
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To increase the amount of physical activity children are engaged with each day. |
- Make use of a trial of 5-A-Day fitness during Autumn Term 2 and analyse results.
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£700
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- Increased physical activity for all children.
- Increased attention during afternoon school.
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Indicator 2: The increased profile of PE and Sport across the school as a whole school for whole school improvement.
Objectives |
Key Points |
Funding |
Anticipated Outcomes |
To ensure that our school sporting success is shared with parents and the community. |
- Regular features on the school newsletters.
- Update the school website to feature reports from the children.
- Create new school certificates to celebrate when children represent the school.
- Sports notice board and Travel Buddy notice boards to be regularly updated.
- Regular contributions from children in Assemblies on PE activities and extra-curricular sports events.
- Sports Newsletter to be completed and circulated each term by Sports Council.
- Make links with local clubs for Netball and Athletics.
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£150 |
- Our school community will be aware of their children's successes.
- Increase in children attending extra-curricular activities.
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Indicator 3: The increased profile of PE and Sport across the school as a school for whole school improvement.
Objectives |
Key Actions |
Funding |
Anticipated Outcomes |
To upskill teaching staff. |
- To offer 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.
- To upskill staff with CPD on Gymnastics teaching.
- Purchase some new PE Equipment for the Hall.
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£2,200 |
- Quality of lessons improves.
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To enable specific CPD for PE staff. |
- Two members of staff to attend PE Conference.
- PE Subject Leader to attend training.
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£200 |
- Subject content and skills will be transferred across curriculum.
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Whole school staff CPD on active PE sessions for Games. |
- Staff sessions led by key staff in school and colleagues from Active Luton.
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- Higher quality Games lessons for children across the school.
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Indicator 4: A border experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils.
Objectives |
Key Actions |
Funding |
Anticipated Outcomes |
To continue to offer swimming as a curriculum entitlement to all Year 4 children for a year. |
- To fund the transport of swimming costs so that this curriculum element can be sustained.
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£6,080 |
- That all children achieve at least NC for swimming.
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To make use of Think Sport coaches for a range of activities at lunchtimes. |
- For fortnightly sessions with each Year 3 class and Upper School classes to give access to a range of sports.
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- Year 3 children's enjoyment of school and physical activity increases.
- Years 5 & 6 engaged in range of quality sports at lunchtime.
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To develop staff skills for PE so that additional staff can deliver sessions. |
- Training for some TA Staff to undertake clubs.
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- Range of extra-curricular activities increases.
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To promote uptake of a wide range of extra-curricular sports.
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- Regular promotion of activities outside the school day.
- Management time for coordinator /audit uptake.
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£200 |
- An increase in the numbers of children undertaking an extra-curricular activity.
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Indicator 5: The increased engagement in competitive sport.
Objectives |
Key Actions |
Funding |
Anticipated Outcomes |
To provide additional coaching expertise in Netball. |
- Continue to employ a coach from Active Luton to train the Netball team.
- Enable one member of school staff to undertake Netball coaching training.
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£2128 |
- That Netball team continues to do well.
- That we develop a Year 5 team to run alongside the Year 6 Team.
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To provide additional expertise for Football. |
- Engage football coach for sessions after school supported by school staff.
- Enable one member of the school staff to undertake Football coaching training.
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£150 |
- That football coaching enables good sportsmanship as well as sporting success to be developed.
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All pupils to be given the opportunity to compete in Level 1 competitions. |
- To organise three Intra School Activities per year based upon the House System.
- House Captains and Sports Council to help run these events.
- Sports events during the Healthy Schools Week to take place.
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£150 |
- School continues to be awarded Gold Sainsbury's Mark. Work towards the Platinum Mark.
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To increase the numbers of children who compete in Level 2 competitions. |
- To provide transport to venues.
- Purchase of new school kit.
- Transport costs for attendance at festivals and events.
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£1,500
£600
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- Improved sense of belonging.
- Increase in numbers of children who have the chance to represent the school in a range of sports.
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To increase the numbers of children who take part in inclusive sports competitions. |
- Ensure that school takes part in these competitions when they are available.
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£100 |
- Improved sense of belonging.
- Increase in numbers of children who have the chance to represent the school in a range of sports.
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Expected Total Spend |
£24,632 |
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