Summer Lane Primary School Sport Premium 2017-2018
Schools must us the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and Sport they offer. This means that schools should use the Primary PE & Sport Premium to:
- develop or add to the PE and sport activities that your school already offers.
- build capacity and capability within the school to ensure that improvements made now will benefit pupils joining the school in future years.
Schools are required to publish details of how they spend this funding as well as on the impact it has on pupils PE and sport participation and attainment.
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Action Plan & Budget Tracking (Academic Year 2017-18)
- Total Fund Allocated = £18,690
- Date Updated 1/02/2018
Key Indicator 1 : The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that primary school children undertake at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day in school. -% of total allocation School focus with clarity on the intended impact on pupils: Actions to Achieve: Funding Allocated: Evidence & impact : Sustainability and suggested next steps : -Increasing opportunities for pupils to be active for 60 minutes during the day -Lunchtimes Games Co-Ordinator. Also giving pupils the opportunity to plan, lead and take part in activities. -£3,383 – See KI 1 Tab To be Updated Key Indicator 2 : The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement -% of total allocation School focus with clarity on the intended impact on pupils: Actions to Achieve: Funding Allocated: Evidence & impact : Sustainability and suggested next steps : -Improve the quality of PE with correct specialist equipment
-Promoting and increasing the profile of sport and sustainability of the PE funding allocation.-Purchasing sports tops and specialist equipment so pupils feel like part of a team when taking part in competitions.
-Promoting and increasing the profile of sport and sustainability of the PE funding allocation.-£181.23
-£350– See KI 2 Tab To Be Updated Key Indicator 3 : Increased confidence, knowledge of all staff in teaching PE and sport -% of total allocation School focus with clarity on an intended impact on pupils: Actions to Achieve: Funding Allocated: Evidence & impact : Sustainability and suggested next steps : -Increase confidence in staff delivering all areas of the PE curriculum
-Increase confidence in staff delivering all areas of the PE curriculum-6 weeks one to One to One Specialist Support for 2 new members of staff from qualified staff to deliver specific areas of curriculum Physical Education sessions.
-5 weeks one to One to One Specialist Support for 2 new members of staff from qualified staff to deliver specific areas of curriculum Physical Education sessions.
-6 weeks of movement to music curriculum support for FS staff members from Team Activ. 5 weeks of movement with equipment curriculum support for FS staff members from Team Activ.
-Staff CPD for both KS1 and KS2-£550
-£450
-£945
-£200– See KI 3 Tab To be Updated Key Indicator 4 : Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils -% of total allocation School focus with clarity on the intended impact on pupils: Actions to Achieve: Funding Allocated: Evidence & impact : Sustainability and suggested next steps : -Increase opportunities for pupils to take part in a diverse range of After School Activities.
-Engage all pupils in Sports Day to increase range of sporting activities and opportunities-Weekly school activity clubs provided by Team Activ engaging different pupils throughout the year.
– Dance After School Clubs
– Revamp Key Stage 2 Sports Day to increase range of sporting activities and opportunities for children to participate.-£1,085
-£200
-£360– See KI 4 Tab To be Updated Key Indicator 5 : Increased participation in competitive sport -% of total allocation School focus with clarity on the intended impact on pupils: Actions to Achieve: Funding Allocated: Evidence & impact : Sustainability and suggested next steps : -Increase numbers participating and competing in competitive sport both locally and regionally as part of the School Games.
– Increase numbers attending competitions including whole year groups to increase opportunities for children to take part.-Entry to Team Activ Competition Programme for Academic Year.
-Transport -Extra buses to take large groups. Also community mini bus hire and staff training for smaller groups, including SEN events when children may have special needs.-£3,723
-£2000– See KI 5 Tab To be updated -
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Swimming at Summer Lane Primary
Meeting National Curriculum requirements for swimming & water safety Percentage of Y6 pupils who could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres when they left Summer Lane at the end of last academic year? TBA Percentage of Y6 pupils who could use a range of strokes efficiently [for example, front crawl, backstroke, breastroke] when they left Summer Lane at the end of last academic year? TBA Percentage of Y6 pupils who could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations when they left Summer Lane at the end of last academic year? TBA Has any PE & Sport Premium spend been used to provide additional swimming which is over and above the National Curriculum requirements? TBA -
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Key Indicator 1 – Physical Activity
The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that primary school children undertake at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day in school.
Playground Leaders getting children active at lunchtimes
- Increasing opportunities for pupils to be active for 60 minutes during the day.
- Lunchtimes Games Co-Ordinator helping pupils plan, lead and take part in activities.
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Key Indicator 2 – Profile of PE
The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement
Girls in sport – Girls football with Barnsley College
We had a taster session at Barnsley College getting girls into sports and playing football.
Sports Day 2018
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Key Indicator 3 – Staff Teaching PE & Sport
Increased confidence, knowledge of all staff in teaching PE and sport
Term 1 Teacher Support at Summer Lane
- Real PE with Year 2. Children in Year 2 have had the opportunity to have a member of Team Activ in to teach their PE lessons. They have looked at different stories and practiced their fundamental movement skills. Focusing on balance, control and different ways of moving their bodies. The children have really enjoyed getting into character for each of the stories and have worked really hard to practice and develop their skills.
- Real PE with Year 3. Over 6 weeks children have practiced their fundamental skills in throwing, catching, body control and body movement when playing games including benchball. They have learnt new games and looked at different skills that they can practice with a partner or as part of a team. All children have gained confidence over the last 6 weeks whilst learning new games and skills.
- Movement to Music for all Foundation children
Term 2 Teacher Support at Summer Lane
- Real PE and Basketball with Class 5 developing their fundamental basketball skills, teamwork and also practicing their umpiring skills
- Gymnastics specialist support with Class 6, looking at gymnastics skills to create sequences.
- Movement wit equipment for Foundation to develop their co-ordination skills.
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Key Indicator 4 – Broader Range of Activities
Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils. Find below a list of activities which have been offered to pupils during this academic year.
- Sessions with Barnsley Lawn Tennis Club
- Girls Football with Barnsley College
School Activity Clubs
Year 2-6 Gymnastics Club
Class 1-4 Dance Club
Key Stage 2 Football Club
Karate Club
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Key Indicator 5
Increased participation in competitive sport
Competitive Sport at Summer Lane Primary School
Benchball
- Year 5/6 Benchball
Sportshall Athletics
- Year 5/6 Sportshall Athletics at Barnsley College
Football
- Year 5/6 Girls Football at Horizon
- Year 5/6 Boys Football at Horizon – 2nd and 3rd Position
Multi Skills
- Year 3/4 Multi Skills at Barnsley College
- Year 1/2 Multi Skills at Barnsley College (Summer Lane Speedies)
Cross Country
- Key Stage 2 Cross Country at Locke Park
- Key Stage 2 Cross Country Team Finals at Cannon Hall
- Key Stage 2 Cross Country Individual Finals at Cannon Hall
