Sports Premium Funding 2022-2023
| Objective | Cost | Intended Outcome |
| Gold Package Sports Partnership | £1200 | Access to a range of sporting events |
| Class set of playground equipment | £700 | Flexible timetablong od outdoor equipment |
| Transport to fixtures | £1000 | Access to a range of sporting events |
| Materials | £200 | Up to date effective equipment |
| Training of sports leaders and playground leaders | £350 | Increased peer leadership in school |
| Play initiatives to increase activities at lunch and play times | £4500 | Increased exposure to a range of activities |
| Healthy lifestyles week | £1000 | Ensure children are exposed to healthy lifestyles including food and activities |
Total spend £8950
Sustainability:
High-quality PE provision will be sustained through the purchase of resources which will fulfil requirements for PE in the future. These resources, such as new balls and games, are available during break times and after school clubs, as well as PE lessons, which promotes PE throughout the whole day.
By signing up with the Sports Partnership, it ensures that all children are able to access competitions outside of school, where they are able to apply their skills which they have learnt during the high-quality PE provision at school. Also, through this partnership, Sport Leaders will be trained in school so that they can lead different sporting activities and competitions throughout the school day, which will be accessible to all children from each year group. This will allow all children the chance to be active and take part in intra-school competitions.
Sustainability of teaching is being achieved through the access of planning from the PE subject lead, which is progressive and available for all teachers to use. Training is also readily available from the Sports Partnership for any area of PE which teachers may need support with. They also have the opportunity to team teach which other experienced teachers/sports coaches.
Swimming Data
83% of the Year Six cohort could swim at least 25 metres. 87% of the cohort could swim 10metres.
They were taught front crawl, back stroke and breast stroke 87% of the Year Six cohort could complete a self-rescue
