PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Background - The primary school sport premium investment goes direct to primary school Head Teachers and is designed to support improvements in the quality and depth of PE and school sport. In 2017/18 the amount schools receive each year has doubled.
Key Indicators - The Department for Education vision is that all pupils leaving primary school are physically literate and have the knowledge, skills and motivation necessary to equip them for a healthy lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sport. The objective is to achieve self-sustaining improvement in the quality of PE and sport that delivers high quality provision of a balanced and holistic PE and school sport offer. There are 5 key indicators that schools should expect to see improvement across:
the engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity - the Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that all children and young people aged 5 to 18 engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity a day, of which 30 minutes should be in school the profile of PE and sport is raised across the school as a tool for whole-school improvement increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils increased participation in competitive sport
Funding - Individual schools will receive circa £16000-18000 per annum (depending on the number of pupils) which they can use to support these outcomes through various options including; staff CPD, employing specialists to work alongside teachers, cluster work with other schools and partnerships, transport, equipment, hall and pool hire etc.
The total funding for the academic year 2017/18 £18,190
What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at 100% least 25 metres?
What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, 50% backstroke and breaststroke]?
What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations? 50%
Schools can choose to use the Primary PE and Sport Premium to provide additional provision for swimming but this No must be for activity over and above the national curriculum requirements. Have you used it in this way?
Accountability & Impact - Schools are required to keep parents informed and publish plans for deployment of premium funding on their website by April of each academic year. Schools will be expected to track pupils to be able to show what improvements have been made and evidence the impact of the sport premium. From September 2013, Ofsted inspectors will assess and report on how effectively this new funding is being used when making the judgement on the quality of the school's leadership and management.
Lead member of staff Chris Fawcitt Lead Governor Tony Smith responsible responsible
Time 2 Move - 'Time2Move' is the Cornwall Framework for PE and School Sport. It has been produced by a range of key stakeholders here in Cornwall including Head Teachers and subject specialists taking into account the outcomes of the primary sport premium and Ofsted recommendations. For those schools seeking a comprehensive school sport offer it provides a blueprint to develop excellent delivery both within and outside the school gates. As part of this initiative schools are provided with advice and guidance including a self-assessment audit and action planning template (for further information go to www.cornwallsportspartnership.co.uk/pe-and-school-sport). The following table outlines plans for the deployment of the sport premium funding this year set against the ambitions of the framework.
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Future Actions & Actions Funding Impact Sustainability Area of Focus & Outcomes (Actions identified through self-review to (Planned/ (Anticipated/actual effect on pupils (How will the improvements improve the quality of provision) actual spend) including measures/evidence) be sustained and what will you do next) Purchase of playground play equipment Evidence of less conflict in both Regular audits of equipment in conjunction with the training of Young Sainsbury’s playgrounds due to support of Junior for both curricular and extras Sports Leaders. Vouchers Sports Leaders. curricular provision are Increased numbers of pupils undertaken to ensure participating in an increased range spending is effectively of extra curricular opportunities. targeted. (Appendix 2) The school will, whenever possible, enter 2 teams into tournaments…ensuring Annual Pupil Survey (Appendix 1) greater participation
Purchase of sports kit PTA Smart representation of school at sporting fixtures Purchase of gymnastics mats and benches Curriculum- Access to gymnastics apparatus & Curriculum PE budget equipment which is updated Delivery To develop the numbers of children able engage young people in a high quality, to swim 25 m by the time they leave All children in Years 4 and 5 to have The school will continue to broad and balanced curriculum Primary education through: had the opportunity to undertake 10 hire Truro Leisure Centre one term’s provision of swimming sessions with qualified every summer to encourage swimming lessons instructor . the learning of swimming, funding additional individual improvement of strokes and tuition for vulnerable pupils Pupil lifesaving skills. Premium Pupils learnt with and from their environment and improved learning behaviour. Mastered outdoor & adventurous activity skills. Links with other subjects that contribute to pupil’s overall achievement and Forest School/Outdoor opportunities £5,400 SMSC understanding. Forest School Leader to Promote outdoor learning throughout the cascade training and ideas curriculum Evidence of greater confidence and and to lead a staff meeting on increased engagement with outdoor Forest School opportunities in pursuits and promotion of benefits of the grounds. PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
healthy lifestyle. Teamwork & cooperation, resilience
Increase participation in outdoor and Continue to offer a more adventurous activities by increasing the extensive range of residential school’s offer of residential visits to more & outdoor pursuits visits. year groups. In 2016 – Year 6 Camp(4 nights) In 2017 – Year 4 Environmental Camp (2 nights) and Year 6 Camp (3 nights) In 2018 – Year 4 Environmental Camp (2 nights) Year 5 Outdoor Ed Camp (3 nights) Year 6 Sports Camp(4 nights)
Teachers will continue to lead a number of sports clubs and Greater awareness amongst pupils activities. about the benefits of physical activity Physical Activity, Employ a specialist Sports coach (Spring and the dangers of poor diet, Physical activity is embedded Health & Wellbeing and Summer 2018) to teach classes on smoking and other activities that throughout the school day. aspects of PE, simultaneously supporting undermine health. Fitness levels all young people are aware of health the class teacher with specific £10,100.00 increased (evidenced through related issues and are supported to development for CPD assessment). make informed choices to engage in an active and healthy Encouraging physical activity before school. (Key indicator 1) Introduce a running club before school Staff report increased confidence, knowledge and skills in teaching PE and sport.
Diverse & £480.00 Children appreciate hard work Inclusive Paralympian Visit and coaching session required to reach elite sporting level.
provide a fully inclusive offer that recognises the diverse needs of specific
groups and identifies tailored opportunities for all young people PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
(Key indicator 4) To encourage pupils to be involved in See Appendix 3 To continue to enter the Competitions both Inter and Intra school sports The school won both the Truro majority of the Inter schools competitions by participating in a wide Schools Netball and Football sports competitions organised Provide a well organised, appropriate range of these. Leagues. by Richard Lander. and enjoyable programme of competitions and festivals for students The school also won the Peninsular of all abilities Entry fee for county Cricket Competition £10 Football Tournament and was runner up in the Netball Peninsular (Key indicator 5) Tournament.
Training of Young Sports Leaders – the £240 Less conflict at playtimes due to Training of Year 6 pupils as Leadership, Coaching training of Year 6 pupils to encourage Sports Leaders intervention. See Sports Leaders will become & Volunteering and help younger pupils at playtime. playground monitoring an annual expense.
provide pathways to introduce and
develop leadership skills
Community Hockey and Football clubs use the St Agnes Academy will Collaboration Encourage local clubs to provide extra school grounds to provide extra continue to provide a base for curricular clubs after school/at weekends participation in clubs. the encouragement of pupils ensure opportunities for young people of to play Football and Hockey. all abilities to extend their school
activity transitioning into sustained community based sport All teachers and TAs to observe , help Teachers are more confident in Evaluation and monitoring by and learn from specialist coaches. delivering lessons in relation to PE coordinator. Summer 2016 – Cricket specific skills. Questionnaires to pupils and Autumn 2016 – Tennis teachers. Workforce Spring 2017 –Fitness/Circus Skills PE knowledge and CPD is Summer 2017 – Cricket/Athletics/Circus shared amongst staff. increased confidence, knowledge and Skills skills of all staff in teaching PE & sport Autumn 2017 – Forest Schools/Multi- £2400 Skills/Invasion Games £1700 Spring 2018 – Forest Key indicator 3) Schools/Dance/Gymnastics. Summer 2018 – Throwing and Fielding
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APPENDIX 1 Responses to 2017/18 annual pupil survey asking pupils about their attitude to PE lessons.
I like PE lessons
Tennis – Autumn Term Fitness – Spring Term
Reception
Year 1 91% 88%
Year 2 100% 97%
Year 3 100% 70%
Year 4 91% 66%
Year 5 91% 100%
Year 6 91% 88%
APPENDIX 2 Participation levels in extra curricular sport and other activities
Clubs Information about clubs offered by St Agnes ACE Academy as well as participation levels. Autumn 2017 Football Boys Y5-6 18 Football Girls Y5-6 22 Football Y3-4 25 PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Football Y1-2 42 Running Y3-6 18 Street Dance KS1 12 Yoga & Pilates R 10 Homework Club Y6 10 Choosing Club KS1 –KS2 20 Lego Club KS1 Drop in Choir KS2 20 Netball 20 Spring 2018 Football Boys Y5-6 18 Football Girls Y5-6 22 Football Y3-4 25 Football Y1-2 42 Running Y3-6 18 Street Dance KS1 12 Yoga & Pilates R 10 Homework Club Y6 10 Choosing Club KS1 –KS2 20 Lego Club KS1 Drop in Choir KS2 20 Ball Sports KS2 20 Science Club KS2 15 Knitting Club KS2 10 Hockey Y2 15 Gymnastics Y3-4 15 French Club Y1 10
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Cross Country Team PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Winning Badminton Team – Truro Champions!!
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St Agnes Cricket team
Girls Football Team PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
St Agnes Football Team – ‘A’ Team Winners of Truro Primary Football League and Winners of Peninsular Football Tournament
St Agnes Football Team – ‘B’ Team PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
St Agnes Year 3-4 Football Team Second in Truro Tournament
Tennis team wearing new tracksuits PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Girls football Team wearing new tracksuits
Fitness in the Spring Term PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Netball Team – Truro Schools Winners
Netball Team – Runners Up in Peninsular Finals PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Year 3-4 Badminton Team Truro Champions and Runners Up in Peninsular Finals
Visit of Olympic athlete to the school PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Tennis Coaching in the Autumn Term
Richard Lander Cluster Primary Sports Calendar 2017/18
September
Monday 25th Sept- Monday 19th Dec - Yr5/6 7-a-side Football League (All Truro Schools) @ Schools 16 boys
Friday 29th September - KS1 Multi Skills Festival (Lander cluster only) @ Richard Lander School 15 pupils
Friday 29thth September- Yr3/4 & 5/6 Girls Football Festival (All Truro Schools)@ Penair School 16 girls
October
Friday 6th October - Yr 3/4 Bisi Badminton Qualifier (All Truro Schools) @ Richard Lander School 4 boys/4 girls PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Friday 13th October - Yr 3/4 Football Festival (Lander Cluster only) @ (TLA Primary School) 16 boys
Thursday 19th October - Yr 5/6 Bisi Badminton Qualifier (All Truro Schools) @ Richard Lander School 4 boys/4 girls
November
Friday 3rd November - Yr5/6 Football Tournament Qualifier (All Truro School) @ Truro College 16 boys
Friday 10th November - Yr3/4 & 5/6 Bisi Badminton Peninsular Finals @ Penryn College 4 boys/4 girls
Friday 24th Bisi Badminton Finals Penryn College
January
Mon 8TH Jan-Mon 27th Mar - Yr 5/6 High-5 Netball League (All Truro Schools) @ Penair 8 girls/2 boys
Friday 12th Jan- Yr 5/6 Basketball Qualifier (All Truro Schools) @ Penair 5 girls/5 boys
Friday 19th Swim Gala Richard Lander @ Truro School Pool TBC 16 girls/16 boys
Friday 26th January – KS2 Swimming Peninsular Finals @ Carn Brea Leisure Centre 8 boys/5 girls
February
Friday 2rd February – Yr 4,5,6 Cross Country Qualifier (Lander Cluster only) @ Richard Lander 15 girls/15 boys
Friday 10th February – Yr 5/6 Table Tennis Festival RLS Cluster * Cancelled
Tuesday 20th February- Cross Country Peninsular Finals @ Pool School 8 girls/8 boys
Friday 23th February – Yr 5/6 High-5 Netball Tournament Qualifier (All Truro Schools) @ Penair 6 girls/2 boys
March
Friday 2rd March – Yr 5/6 In2Hockey Qualifier ( All Truro Schools) @ Penair 6 boys 3 girls
Friday 9th March – Yr 5/6 Handball Tournament (All Truro Schools) @ Richard Lander * 5 boys/3 girls PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Thursday 15th March – Cross Country County Finals @ Newquay 3 girls/3 boys
Friday 16th March – KS1 Multi Skills Festival (Lander cluster only) @ Richard Lander * 15 pupils
Friday 23rd March - Yr 5/6 Football Peninsular Finals @ Penryn College 8 boys
Friday 23rd April Yrs /4/5/6 Girls Football Tournament @ Richard Lander 8 girls
Photo Gallery
, Hockey, Football and Basketball.
St Agnes Y4 Cross Country
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Netball Team
Basketball Team PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Swimming Team – Champions of Truro
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Playground Leaders with their new tracksuits Year 3 and 4 Football Team PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
Year 4 Badminton Team PRIMARY PE & SPORTS PREMIUM STATEMENT
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Rugby Team – Truro Champions Year 6 Netball Team