Cawthorne Primary School Sport Premium 2016-17
Our Vision for Cawthorne Primary School
At Cawthorne Primary School we hope that all pupils leave this primary school physically literate and with the knowledge, skills and motivation necessary to equip them for a healthy lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sport.
Cawthorne Primary School Sport Premium Objective
The PE and Sport Premium has enabled Cawthorne Primary School to improve the quality of PE and sports activities that we offer and helped us to achieve self sustaining improvement in the quality of PE and sport we offer.
- Pupil Engagement
- Whole School Improvement
- Up skilling Staff
- Broader Sporting Experiences
- Increased participation in competitive
In achieving our vision we work in partnership with Team Activ, a company that inspires active lives.
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Grant
Funding for schools will be calculated by the number of primary aged pupils (between the ages of 5 and 11) as at the annual census in January 2015. All schools with 17 or more primary aged pupils will receive a lump sum of £8,000 plus a premium of £5 per pupil. Smaller schools will receive £500 per pupil.
Total no of primary aged pupils between the ages of 5-11 125 Total amount of Sport Premium Grant received £8,625 What does the Sport Premium mean for my School?
Schools must spend the additional funding on improving their provision of PE and sport, but they will have the freedom to choose how they do this’ (DfE June 2013). At Cawthorne Primary School we have split up the funding by the three key areas for consideration; Physical Education, Healthy Active Lifestyles and Competitive Sport. Details of how we have developed this area can be found on the drop down menu above.
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Grant Expenditure
Total Funding Allocated 2016-17 = £8,640
PESS Outcome Actions to Achieve Planned Funding Actual Funding Evidence & Actual Impact Competitive School Sport 1) Entry to Team Activ Competition Programme for Academic Year 1) £1,500 1) £TBA 1) TBA Physical Education 1) Junior Playground Leaders Course 1) £300 1) £TBA 1) TBA Healthy Active Lifestyles 1) School Activity Clubs – 10 weeks of Gymnastics 1) £350 1) £TBA 1) TBA TOTAL £TBA £ Total Funding Allocated 2015-2016 = £8,655
Total Funding Allocated 2014-2015 = £8,610
Total Funding Allocated 2013-2014 = £8,585
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Physical Education
Raising standards of all our pupils in Physical education
Objectives Outcomes - To increase teaching staffs’ subject knowledge and confidence in PE
- Staff delivering high quality PE lessons
- To further develop the leadership of Sport and P.E in school.
- All of staff to observe and complete a course of PE delivery by a professional. Staff meeting cpd focus (fundamentals)
- Staff to deliver a full range of sports through the curriculum
Physical Education at Cawthorne Primary
The national curriculum for physical education aims to ensure that all pupils:
- Develop competence to excel in a broad range of physical activities.
- Are physically active for sustained periods of time.
- Engage in competitive sports and activities.
- Lead healthy, active lives.
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Healthy Active Lifestyles
Ensuring all our pupils have access to regular exercise
Objectives Outcomes - To increase activity levels at breaks and lunchtimes.
- Lunchtime supervisors to set up and deliver new specific activities at lunch time playtime. Young Sports Leaders to plan activities.
- Healthy Heroes to work with key staff member to raise awareness of healthy food choices and lifestyles.
- Children are able to make healthy food choices and have a good understanding of what constitutes a healthy lifestyle.
Healthy Active Lifestyles at Cawthorne Primary School
At Cawthorne Primary School we offer children from Year 1 onwards the opportunity to attend after school sports clubs to further develop their skills and technique. These are run by qualified sports coaches. We regularly change the type of sports we are offering to the children to try to cater for individual preferences and areas of ability.
Wake Up Shake Up
Year 3-6 Gymnastics Club
Year 2 Morning Gymnastics Club
Additional Activities at Cawthorne Primary
- Bikeability
- Golden Mile Club
- Healthy Heart Champions
- Robinwood
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Competitive School Sport
Increasing pupils’ participation in extra- curricular sport
Objectives Outcomes - To increase the amount of competitive sport opportunities for pupils by subscribing to Team Activ.
- Take part in Team Activ events and increase our teams’ success at these events. More children take part in sporting events.
- Pay for transport to and from Team Activ events.
- All children are able to participate.
Competitive Sport at Cawthorne Primary School
At Cawthorne Primary School we enter children into sports competitions regularly as part of ‘Team Activ’. All children from Year 1 upwards are given the opportunity to attend an inter-schools competition several times during each academic year. Here they compete at a certain sport against children of their own age from other schools.
Athletics
- Year 5/6 Athletics Qualification Event
Orienteering
Year 3 Boys – 1st and 3rd
Year 4 Boys – 2nd
Year 4 Girls – 1st
Year 4 Mixed – 2ndYear 5 Boys – 1st
Year 5 Mixed – 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Year 6 Mixed – 1st, 2ndYear 3-4 Boys – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Year 3-4 Girls – 2nd, 4th
Year 5-6 Boys – 2nd, 4th
Year 5-6 Girls – 1st, 2nd
Multi Skills
- Year 1-2 Multi Skills at Penistone Grammar
- Year 3-4 Multi Skills at Penistone Grammar – 2nd Position
Team Relays
- Year 1-2 Team Relays at Penistone Grammar
- Year 3-4 Team Relays at Penistone Grammar – 2nd Position
Sportshall Athletics
- Year 5-6 at Penistone Grammar – 3rd place
- Year 3-4 at Penistone Grammar – 2nd place
- Year 1-2 at Penistone Grammar – 2nd place & runner up
Cross Country
Barnsley Individual Cross Country Finals at Cannon Hall
Well Done to all children who qualified for the individual finals.
Year 5 Boys – 8th Position – Jacob Peace
Team and Individual Positions at Cannon Hall
Year 3 Girls – 5th Position – Izzy Cocker (9th)
Year 3 Boys – 4th Position
Year 4 Girls – 5th Position
Year 4 Boys – 4th Position – Max Trustwell (1st), Jacob Render (3rd)
Year 5 Girls – 3rd Position – Millie Horsfield (7th)
Year 5 Boys – 2nd Position – Jacob Peace (1st)
Year 6 Girls – 3rd Position – Libby Goodyear (6th)
Year 6 Boys – 9th PositionMulti Skills
- Year 3-4 Multi Skills at Penistone Grammar
- Year 1-2 Multi Skills at Penistone Grammar – 3rd and 4th Position
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Swimming at Cawthorne Primary
School Swimming – Learn To Swim Safety Guide
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Golden Mile Club
Bike Ability
Sports Day
Robinwood
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Achievements in 2015-2016
- Year 5/6 became Healthy Hearts Champions through a scheme funded by Heart Research UK.
- Qualified for the South Yorkshire School Games Finals in Cross Country and Star Relay Orienteering.
- Cawthorne CE Primary School is among 13% of schools in South Yorkshire competing at this level.
- South Yorkshire School Games Results:
Cross Country Team Finals – Year 3/4 Boys
Star Relay Orienteering Team – Year 5/6 Girls, Year 5/6 Boys and Year 3/4 Boys
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Achievements in 2014-2015
- Whole staff professional development in Orienteering Training from Pauline Traynor which lead to the creation of an orienteering trail around school.
- Qualified for the South Yorkshire School Games Finals in Star Relay Orienteering. It is a great honour to represent Cawthorne at a county level event.
- Lunchtime Sports Leaders
- NSPCC Get Active Fundraiser
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