PE Premium impact of funding 2013 – 2014

The areas of spending outlined below relate to the funding received for PE Premium. The school was allocated £9940

Area of spending / Amount spent / Initiative / Impact of initiative
Participate in competitive school sport programmes all year round / £3900 / Ensure competition formats provide opportunities that include a range of children
Part of the PE Premium money was used to take part in a range of competitive games. The aim of this was to provide opportunities for a range of children to develop their PE skills. / These are the competitions that the children took part in last year:
  • Basketball for Years 5/6 -10 children took part
  • Hockey Tournament for Years 5/6- 10 children took part
  • Tennis Event for Years 2-6 – 40 children took part
  • Quad kids (sprint, long jump) for Years 5/6 – 10 children took part
  • Year 2 Multi-skills – 15 children took part
Compared to 2012/13 where only 20% children from Year 5/6 took part in football competitions there is increased participation in 2013/14 by at least 40% in a range of sports. By taking part in the events above a range of children have been able to develop their confidence, team skills and were able to experience competing against other schools
QPR / £2082 / Engage children in physical activities at lunchtime. / In 2012/13 we did not have any sports coaches working with children to develop their skills.
Three coaches supported children in developing their PE skills during lunchtime in 2013/14
1 coach worked with KS1 (20 children per day)
2 coaches worked with KS2 (40 children per day)
The coaches set up a number of different activities throughout the week for children to take part in.
In 2013/14 at least 25% of children were taking part in activities at lunchtime and this has resulted in increased enjoyment and skill level for all pupils involved. The school carried out a questionnaire of all pupils in KS1 and KS2 and these were the findings.
Equipping every child to lead Healthy Active Lifestyles / £203 / Children are actively engaging with the website and pupil voice shows children enjoy it and are aware of the benefits of leading a healthy lifestyle / In 2013/14 we subscribed to 5 A day TV. All classes have access to 5 A day TV; this is a fitness resources for teachers to use in the classroom to promote exercise and healthy living.
There is evidence through our monitoring (lesson observations/drop ins/pupil voice) that classes are using 5 A day in their classes and that children enjoy using it.
Professional development opportunities for teachers in PE and sport / £4160 / To develop teachers skills and confidence so they are able to teach PE/Sport / In 2013/14 all PE was taught by Fit for Sport.
In 2014/15 we have organised for all EYFS and Year 1 teachers to work alongside a PE specialist and teach PE. Sessions involve a lot of team teaching and planning together.
This has allowed teachers to develop their knowledge and skills in teaching PE/Sport.

Total spent: £10,345