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Leicester City School Sport & Physical Activity Network Promoting lifelong activity for ALL young people Thank you for being a part of this year’s Leicester City SSPAN School Games Programme! www.leicestercityssp.org.uk @leicesterssp Overview 2017/2018 Primary Secondary Special Schools Number of Schools engaged: 72 19 4 95 Number of young people engaged: 9,363 5,240 367 14,938 Number of SEND young people engaged: 643 Under 16 leaders/volunteers engaged: 278 16+ leaders/ volunteers engaged: 95 Total leadership/volunteer hours 3,706 1 www.leicestercityssp.org.uk @leicesterssp Primary Competitions and Events Participation Summary 2017/2018 East Leicester City: Level 2 Events No. of No. of Level 3 Level 2 attended and pupils %Attended B events School Sign up potential SGM at TEAMS Attended achieved* Level 2 Krishna Avanti Primary 17 17 100.00 2 233 2 Merrydale Junior 17 16 94.12 4 286 1 St. Thomas More Catholic 15 15 100.00 4 268 7 Primary Spinney Hill Primary 19 14 73.68 3 222 2 St. Barnabas C of E Primary 15 14 93.33 4 277 0 Mayflower Primary 13 13 100.00 5 280 0 Willowbrook Primary 16 11 68.75 2 179 3 Herrick Primary 11 9 81.82 2 147 0 Linden Primary 14 9 64.29 2 125 0 Mellor Community Primary 9 8 88.89 1 118 1 Northfield House Primary 9 8 88.89 1 132 0 Academy Sparkenhoe Community Primary 9 8 88.89 1 140 0 St. John Fisher RC Primary 16 8 50.00 3 186 1 Hope Hamilton C of E Primary 9 7 77.78 5 186 1 Kestrels' Field Primary 11 6 54.55 1 114 0 Sandfield Close Primary 6 6 100.00 3 96 2 Evington Valley Primary 9 5 55.56 1 90 0 Humberstone Junior Academy 11 5 45.45 2 88 0 Leicester High School 9 5 55.56 2 83 0 Medway Community Primary 9 5 55.56 1 103 0 Sacred Heart Catholic Primary 13 5 38.46 1 127 0 St. Joseph's Catholic Primary 9 5 55.56 2 88 1 Catherine Junior 9 4 44.44 1 69 0 Rushey Mead Primary 13 4 30.77 1 54 0 Thurnby Lodge Primary 8 4 50.00 2 104 0 Rowlatts Hill Primary 7 3 42.86 1 40 0 Uplands Junior 13 3 23.08 1 32 1 Abbey Primary Community 21 2 9.52 1 59 0 Bridge Junior 4 2 50.00 1 62 1 Taylor Road Primary 3 2 66.67 1 60 0 Whitehall Primary 2 2 100.00 1 64 0 Coleman Primary 1 1 100.00 1 20 0 Green Lane Infants 1 1 100.00 0 4 0 Humberstone Infants 1 1 100.00 0 4 0 Merrydale Infant 1 1 100.00 0 4 0 Shenton Primary 2 1 50.00 0 10 0 www.leicestercityssp.org.uk @leicesterssp West Leicester City: Level 2 Events No. of No. of Level 3 Level 2 attended and pupils %Attended B events School Sign up potential SGM at TEAMS Attended achieved* Level 2 Marriott Primary 23 22 95.65 7 377 2 Stokes Wood Primary 23 21 91.30 6 320 3 Parks Primary 17 16 94.12 6 216 1 Inglehurst Junior 21 15 71.43 3 208 0 Overdale Junior 17 14 82.35 7 292 3 Beaumont Lodge Primary 12 13 108.33 3 173 2 Shaftesbury Community Junior 17 13 76.47 2 252 2 Christ the King Catholic Primary 13 12 92.31 2 238 0 Dovelands Primary 17 12 70.59 3 257 0 Granby Primary 13 11 84.62 2 165 1 Avenue Primary 16 10 62.50 4 232 4 Braunstone Community Primary 15 10 66.67 4 212 1 St. John the Baptist C of E 14 10 71.43 3 178 0 Primary Montrose 11 9 81.82 1 145 0 The Tudor Grange Samworth 18 9 50.00 3 183 0 Academy Belgrave St Peter's C of E Primary 13 8 61.54 3 147 0 Buswells Lodge Primary 9 8 88.89 1 124 0 Mowmacre Hill Primary 12 8 66.67 1 107 0 Wolsey House Primary 10 8 80.00 4 114 0 Caldecote Community Primary 12 7 58.33 2 110 1 Forest Lodge Primary 16 7 43.75 1 141 0 Hazel Community Primary 12 7 58.33 1 121 0 Alderman Richard Hallam 15 6 40.00 1 99 0 Primary St. Mary's Fields 12 6 50.00 1 101 0 Folville Junior 14 5 35.71 1 141 1 Glebelands Primary 7 5 71.43 1 104 1 Knighton Fields Primary Academy 8 5 62.50 2 117 0 Woodstock Primary 6 4 66.67 1 88 0 Heatherbrook Primary 6 3 50.00 1 67 0 Holy Cross Catholic Primary 7 3 42.86 1 80 1 St. Patrick's Catholic Primary 8 3 37.50 0 20 0 Braunstone Frith Primary 3 2 66.67 0 17 0 Eyres Monsell Primary 11 2 18.18 0 26 0 Rolleston Primary 14 2 14.29 0 12 0 Barley Croft Primary 5 1 20.00 0 16 0 Fosse Primary 1 1 100.00 0 9 0 *Based on Level 2 events attended with the School Sport Physical Activity Network. Other criteria also needed to achieve award. 3 www.leicestercityssp.org.uk @leicesterssp Overall Top 10 Participating Schools Citywide Level 2 Events No. of Level 3 Level 2 Sign attended and No. of B %Attended pupils at events School up potential SGM TEAMS Level 2 Attended achieved* Marriott Primary 23 22 95.65 7 377 2 School Stokes Wood 23 21 91.30 6 320 3 Primary School Krishna Avanti 17 17 100.00 2 233 2 Primary School Merrydale Junior 17 16 94.12 4 286 1 School Parks Primary 17 16 94.12 6 216 1 School Inglehurst Junior 21 15 71.43 3 208 0 School St. Thomas More Catholic Primary 15 15 100.00 4 268 7 School Overdale Junior 17 14 82.35 7 292 3 School Spinney Hill Primary 19 14 73.68 3 222 2 School St. Barnabas C of E 15 14 93.33 4 277 0 Primary School www.leicestercityssp.org.uk @leicesterssp Primary Leadership and Health & Wellbeing We have trained 176 primary leaders citywide in 2017-18 Number of Number of Number of Number of Number of children children children children at children at Total number attending attending attending School HWB KS1 of children Energise Balanceability Big Moves Festivals Festivals engaged Clubs Sessions Sessions Marriott 40 60 100 TG Samworth 20 15 36 15 86 St Patrick's 20 35 30 85 Rolleston 20 20 36 76 Evington Valley 20 25 24 69 Christ the king 15 48 63 Forest Lodge 20 20 20 60 Sparkenhoe 20 35 55 Stokes Wood 20 35 55 Spinney Hill 15 36 51 Belgrave St Peters 20 15 15 50 Dovelands 20 15 15 50 Mayflower 15 30 45 Granby 20 20 40 Krishna Avanti 20 20 40 Coleman 36 36 Parks 20 15 35 Wolsey House 20 15 35 Woodstock 20 15 35 Northfield House 15 15 30 Merrydale Junior 24 24 Barley Croft 20 20 Braunstone Community 20 20 Bridge Junior 20 20 Hazel Community 20 20 Mellor Community 20 20 Montrose 20 20 Overdale Junior 20 20 St Barnabas 20 20 Thurnby lodge 20 20 Uplands Junior 20 20 Herrick 15 15 Falcons 15 15 Humberstone 15 15 Linden 15 15 Sacred Heart 15 15 5 www.leicestercityssp.org.uk @leicesterssp Secondary Competitions and Events Participation Summary 2017/2018 No. Level 2 Attended and potential Secondary School SGM achieved* Crown Hills C.C 69 Rushey Mead Academy 63 New College Leicester 43 Sir Jonathan North C.C 42 Hamilton College 35 Soar Valley C.C 34 Judgemeadow C.C 33 Babington Academy 33 Moat C.C 31 The Lancaster Academy 30 St. Paul's Catholic School 29 City of Leicester College 29 English Martyrs Catholic School 19 Fullhurst C.C 15 Leicester High School 12 Tudor Grange Samworth Academy 11 Beaumont Leys School 11 Ash Field Academy** 5 Ellesmere College** 4 Madani Boys 4 Netherhall School** 3 Westgate School** 3 Madani Girls 1 23 *= Based on Level 2 events attended with the SSPAN ** = Special School www.leicestercityssp.org.uk @leicesterssp East Leicester No. of No. of Level 2 Level 2 Attended and % School B Level3 Signed Up Potential SGM Achieved Attended Teams qualifications Crown Hills C.C 73 69 94% 7 17 Rushey Mead Academy 56 63 112.5% 8 13 Hamilton College 47 35 74.5% 2 1 Soar Valley C.C 41 34 82.9% 4 9 Judgemeadow C.C 50 33 66% 2 2 Moat C.C 39 31 79.5% 0 1 St. Paul's Catholic School 47 29 61.7% 1 13 City of Leicester 51 29 56.9% 2 1 Leicester High School 21 12 57.1% 1 2 Ash Field Academy** 5 5 100% 1 1 Madani Boys 8 4 50% 0 0 Netherhall School** 3 3 100% 1 2 Madani Girls 7 1 14.3% 0 0 West Leicester No. of No. of Level 2 Level 2 Attended and % School B Level3 Signed Up Potential SGM Achieved Attended Teams qualifications New College 60 43 71.6% 3 6 Sir Jonathan North C.C 38 42 110.5% 10 22 Babington Academy 60 33 55% 1 6 The Lancaster Academy 25 30 120% 2 11 English Martyrs Catholic School 35 19 54.3% 1 3 Fullhurst College 28 15 53.6% 0 3 Tudor Grange Samworth Academy 45 11 24.4% 0 0 Beaumont Leys School 47 11 23.4% 0 0 Ellesmere College** 4 4 100% 1 1 Westgate School** 3 3 100% 1 1 ** = Special School School Games Mark – Gold, Silver or Bronze 7 www.leicestercityssp.org.uk @leicesterssp Secondary Leadership East Leicester City West Leicester City Total Total Number of Gold Silver Leadership Leadership Bronze School Leaders awards awards hours 2012- hours (10+) 2017/18 (50+) (25+) 2018 2017/2018 Crown Hills C.C 71 2,396 712 5 14 44 New College 52 712 604 0 3 16 Sir Jonathan North C.C 34 273 157 0 0 0 The Lancaster Academy 32 1,468 389 5 14 19 Soar Valley C.C 30 877 142 0 0 0 Hamilton College 18 337 66 0 0 5 Rushey Mead Academy 11 405 100 0 2 4 St.
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