Sports Funding Impact Form 2019-20
Sports Premium Funding Spend 2020 / 2021
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Funding Received |
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Number of children on roll: 191 |
Total amount of funding received: £18,450 Carry over £11,401
Total funding £29,851 |
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Objectives |
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Objectives of spending the PE grant:
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Break down of spending |
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Objective |
Activity |
Cost |
Impact |
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Increased participation in Level 2 and Level 3 School Sports – obtain Gold Award in sport through Games Mark
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Membership to NSF |
£250 |
More children take part in external competitions leading to improved performance and signposting for children to join external clubs to continue developing their skills. |
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Transport to events |
£1150 |
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Sports equipment and kit |
£600 |
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Total spend on objective |
£2,000 |
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To encourage non sporting children to take part in actvities and attend events |
Lunchtime Club |
£300 |
Improvement of engagement and skills of non sporting children. |
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After school club
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£700 |
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Transport / Kit / Equipment |
£350 |
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Total spend on objective |
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£1,350 |
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Broaden the sporting opportunities available for pupils |
A wide range of clubs offered after school and participation monitored |
£2,150 |
Children have the opportunity to take part in sports they do not usually have access to, providing them with the enthusiasm to continue their learning attending an external independent local club to them. |
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Swimming Yr 6 (boosters) |
£1,200 |
Ensure all children have the opportunity to swim regularly for a year. |
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Total spend on objective |
£3,350 |
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To instill in pupils a love of sport and physical activity and mental wellbeing. |
Improvements of playgrounds – playground markings Stepping stones Daily mile
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£11,600 |
Ensure children are having daily exercise. To be accessed independently and in guided sessions. Improve the physical and mental wellbeing of children. |
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Lunch time activity club – Change4Life |
£350 |
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Links to clubs and external organisations around less competitive sports |
£300 |
Encourage the children to take part in extracurricular clubs and play a range of sports |
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Wellbeing week of activities to promote, physcial, mental health and healthy lifestyles. |
£3,000 |
Enabling children to take part in activities they would not normally be able to. Bring activities to school to improve physcial and mental wellebing and show the children different sports available to them. Take the children to external activity centres in the lcoal community. |
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Total spend on objective |
£15,250 |
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Deliver professional development to staff to enhance skill set and continued CPD.
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Staff training (sessions to develop planning and confidence) External courses if needed
Level 5 PE course – professional development |
£800
£1,200 |
Staff are confident in teaching PE sessions.
Quality PE sessions are being delivered. |
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Total spend on objective |
£2,000 |
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Develop PE equipment/ resources. |
Improvement of resources in PE, so that pupils consistently have access to high-quality equipment.
Purchase storage trolleys and racking for PE store. |
£1,750 |
Quality of lessons in PE will be at least good. Quality of equipment will not be a barrier to learning. Pupils will be engaged in their lessons.
PE equipment will be stored appropriately. Lunchtime trolleys will be easier for playleaders to use. |
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Improve variety and standard of lunchtime equipment
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Huff and puff lunchtime equipment. |
£650 |
The children will have the opportunity to use a variety of equipment and take part in various activities to improve their skills. |
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Improve physical, fine and gross motor skills for EYFS and KS1 children. |
Purchase resources for fine and gross motor skills, deliver a specific intervention to address and improve skills. Baseline and monitor progress. |
£3,500 |
Improved fine and gross motor skills for children to develop their own skills. |
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Total spend on objective |
£5,900 |
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Total spend 2020/21 |
£29,850 |
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