Peartree Spring Junior School

Sports Premium Money 2015/2014:

Achievements from previous year  Peartree Spring Primary School became further active members of Stevenage Sporting Futures Team. Helping other schools during CPD meetings.  PE Coordinators have received regular training and updates on the new curriculum and this training has been fed back to staff.  New equipment to support delivery in each year group has been purchased.  Participation in level 1 and level 2 competitions has increased in each key stage.21 events were entered throughout the year with 503 children participating.

Headteacher: Mrs T Skeggs Deputy Headteachers: Miss P Foley and Mrs K Taylor Peartree Spring Primary School, Hydean Way, Stevenage, Herts, SG2 9GG Telephone: 01438 233900 Fax: 01438 233901 Email: [email protected] Website: www.peartreespring.herts.sch.uk

 25 clubs were run by staff throughout the year which was an increase from the previous year’s total of 15.  Amount of children going to these after school clubs increased to 535 from the previous total of 371.  Inclusion training of staff and ongoing support for pupils with SEN has been provided by SSF team.  All staff received training on delivery of gymnastics sessions (this was identified as the area of weakness from staff questionnaires).  Integration of Val Sabin schemes of work for PE lessons.  PE co-ordinators ran drop in sessions to observe Gymnastics across the school. General feedback was delivered in staff meeting.

Focus for 2015/16 Further challenge of the higher achieving PE children:  Class teachers to identify pupils that show higher level competence during PE lessons. These children could become gifted and talented.  Contact local clubs with details how to extend children outside of school. Increasing the amount of competitions entered:  Subject leaders to introduce an ‘inter-house’ competition each term for children to take part in.  Work in partnership with SSFT to increase the number of Level 2 competitions.  Enter local football and netball leagues. Implement further monitoring and assessment of the delivery of PE throughout the school.  Implement programme to track fitness levels of children from EYFS to end of KS2 using Golden Mile tracking programme.  Create a committee of Young Sports leaders.

List of sporting extra-curricular activities 2014/2015

Dates: Club: No of Specific Cost to school children: targeted

children:

Sep-Dec Rising Stars ASC additional 8 This was cancelled we charge. went solely with Prem Sport (Remove?)

Sep-Dec Dance Club 30 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Football Club 30 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Gymnastics Club 21 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Cross-Country Club 20 Before School Club – Teacher Led Sep-Dec Hockey Club 15 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Basketball Club 15 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Archery Club 40 over 2 Premier Sport days £490.00 + £350.00 = £840.00

Sep-Dec Fencing Club 40 over 2 Premier Sport days £490.00 + £350.00 = £840.00

Sep-Dec Active Kids (LA) 22 Specifically Premier Sport targeted lower £490.00 + £420.00 = achieving £910.00 children/children in need of lifestyle support.

Sep-Dec Active Kids (HA) 26 Specifically Premier Sport targeted higher £490.00 + £420.00 = achieving £910.00 children/children in need of extension.

Autumn Term £3500.00 Expendit ure

Jan-April Gymnastics Club 20 After School Club -Teacher Led

Jan-April Tennis Club 15 After School Club -Teacher Led

Jan-April Football Club 20 After School Club -Teacher Led

Jan-April Tri-Golf Club 18 Premier Sport

£420.00 + £462.00 = £882.00 Jan-April Fencing Premier Sport

£490.00

Jan-April Active Kids (LA) 22 Specifically Premier Sport targeted lower £420.00 + £420.00 = achieving £840.00 children/children in need of lifestyle support.

Jan-April Active Kids (HA) 26 Specifically Premier Sport targeted higher £420.00 + £462.00 = achieving £882.00 children/children in need of extension.

Jan-April Sport Active Multi Sports Premier Sport Course £420.00 + £462.00 = £882.00

Jan-April Cross Country 16 After School Club -Teacher Led

Jan-April Netball 30 After School Club -Teacher Led

Spring Term £3976.00 Expendit ure

April- Netball 10 After School Club July -Teacher Led

April – Gymnastics Club 21 Premier Sport July £882.00

April – Archery Club 40 over 2 Premier Sport July days £882.00

April – Gross Motor Skills (LA) 16 Premier Sport July £924.00 April – Active Kids (HA) 15 Premier Sport July £924.00

Summer Term £3612.00 Expendit ure

Total Expendit ure over academic year 2014 / £11088 2015

Sports Grant Advised in April 2015 Budget: £3435.00

Sports Grant Received on 15th May: £3435.00 + £844.00 = £4279.00 List of sporting extra-curricular activities 2015/2016

Dates: Club: No of Specific Cost to school children: targeted

children:

Sep-Dec Dance Club 20 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Football Club 22 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Speed Stacking 30 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Tag Rugby 9 After School Club – Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Gymnastics 22 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Basketball Club 12 After School Club -Teacher Led Sep-Dec Netball Club 19 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sep-Dec Cross Country 21 Before School Club -Teacher Led

Jan-April Dance Club 22 After School Club -Teacher Led

Jan-April Tag Rugby Club 28 After School Club -Teacher Led

Jan-April Football Club 18 After School Club -Teacher Led

Jan-April Netball Club 19 After School Club -Teacher Led

Sport premium expenditure log 2015/16

Sept 2015 Bought into Stevenage Range of CPD, staff £4500.00 Sporting Futures package. training support in (Premium package) delivery of level 1 and level 2 competition December CPD training; Developing To develop the role Free of 2015 effective Young Sports of young leaders Charge Leaders within the school. This is part of the School Sports Mark. Autumn Term £4500 expenditure January 2016 CPD: Primary PE To ensure sport £145.00 Conference: Planning a leadership are up to healthy and active future date with current for your primary school pedagogy and development of PE. Sport leadership to update all staff. February 2016 Premier Sports booked to To provide baseline Free of deliver initial assessment of assessment data for Charge children’s fitness levels. every child within included in the school. This will package be used to track impact of PE on fitness levels. February 2016 Purchase of Golden Mile To measure the £500.00 tracking software package. impact of PE on with the fitness levels of all children. This can track progress across all key stages. Spring Term £645 expenditure