PE and Sport Premium

What is the Sports Premium?

Sports education is very important to us, so we devote a lot of time to it, because we want to develop our pupils not only as advanced writers, scientists, mathematicians, geographers, artists or linguists, but also as athletes.
The Department for Education (DfE) are spending over £450 million on improving physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools over 3 academic years. The funding was first issued for the academic year 2013/2014 and it has continued and has extended beyond the 3 years. The funding will be allocated directly to primary school’s to spend on improving the quality of sport and PE for all pupils.

 

 

Physical Education and Sports Premium

April 2019-April 2020

  • For the financial year 2019-2020, we will receive Sports Premium money from the DFE.
  • The money is spent in a sustainable and regulated way to ensure we meet our objectives.
  • On the Girls site, we received £17,244 and on the boys site we received £20,376.
  • We feel confident that we are meeting our priorities that complement our curriculum statement.

Priorities:

  1. Enhance the curriculum offer in line with our statement:

 ‘At Lubavitch Primary School we are committed to developing lifelong learners and responsible citizens with a clear vision for their future.’

  1. Continue to provide training for UKS2 children to become Play Leaders and lead younger children in games and activities on the playground.
  2. Provide CPD opportunities (through the HLT and alongside the Boleyn Trust) to improve the quality and range of sports and schemes offered to children, ensuring equipment and schemes are available and up to date to provide these.
  3. Continue to provide weekly one-hour swimming lessons to ensure the overall provision is broad and balanced.
  4. Purchase playground sports equipment.

Proposed spending plan 2019-2020

The money will be spent in the following ways:

  1. Interim Deputy Head to provide CPD to all staff in the Academy to ensure they are upskilled to deliver PE;
  2. Interim Deputy Head to deliver PE session in Upper KS2 – Boys Site;
  3. Annual CPD support (2019-2020) from key leader at a Boleyn Trust school to enable staff to deliver PE – Key Stages 1 and 2
  4. Maintenance of gym equipment – girls school;
  5. Purchase PE equipment for outdoor activities;
  6. Swimming at girls’ site – to ensure we deliver a broad and balanced curriculum.

 

Impact Statement July 2019 for the Sports Premium:

1. As competence in PE teaching has improved, delivery through increased ideas and skills has become much more professional and skillful. 

2. Children are becoming better at PE and general levels of fitness across school are increasing.

3. Level of engagement by pupils has increased as pace and skills learned in all lesson has increased.

4. Better equipment in school has led to a wider participation rate as more children want to take part.

5. Self-esteem of children has increased as the children have become more competent in sports and PE. This has been particularly noticeable with swimming lessons.

6. Parental knowledge of well-being and healthy lifestyles has increased.

 

Swimming

Twelve boys out of the cohort of 17 can swim at least 25 metres, being able to use a range of different strokes and performing safe self-rescue in different water-based situations. The 12 boys can also swim in their back and are developing into confident swimmers.

Some children are still using a swimming aid.