Support for review and reflection - considering the 5 key indicators from DfE, what development needs are a priority for your setting and your students now and why? Use the space below to reflect on previous spend, identify current need and priorities for the future.
Key achievements to date: Areas for further improvement and baseline evidence of need: Platinum School Games Award, first of only 3 Wokingham schools to achieve platinum. Increase use of Active Heat Map over more classes. Continual development of partnership with Reading Football Club (RFC) and the Premier League Primary Increase use of Active lessons Stars Programme. Develop workshops from discussion with 20/21 sports Council Continued development of partnership with Reading Rugby Club. Acronym Key Opportunities for all to represent NMR SI Sports Instructor Maintaining competitive opportunities for SEND pupils PL Play Leader Maintaining a varied programme of sports clubs to incorporate all ages/abilities and interests Pupil voice-Pupil surveys to assess out of school activity and choices within school workshops and clubs Eq Equipment 88 % KS2 pupils invited to represent the school in sport. GC Google Classroom 6% KS1 pupils invited to represent the school in sport. L/T Lunch Time 81% KS2 pupils attended a sports club. CPD Continual Professional Development 68% KS1 pupils attended a sports club. WASMA Wokingham Area Schools Music School Games – Wokingham winners for orienteering and gym. Ch4L Change for Life
Maintain a programme of physical and written activities for home learning
Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety Please complete all of the below: What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 90% metres when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and 92% breaststroke] when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations when they left 98% your primary school at the end of last academic year? Schools can choose to use the Primary PE and Sport Premium to provide additional provision for swimming but this must be No for activity over and above the national curriculum requirements. Have you used it in this way?
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Action Plan and Budget Tracking
Capture your intended annual spend against the 5 key indicators. Clarify the success criteria and evidence of impact that you intend to measure to evaluate for students today and for the future.
Academic Year: 2019/20 Total fund allocated: £ 18850 Actual Spend Date Updated: July 2020 £17573 Key indicator 1: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that primary school children undertake at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day in school School focus with clarity on intended Actions to achieve: Funding Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested impact on pupils: allocated: next steps: Continue with Run the World Assembly for pupils, results assembly SI time £2260 100% of years 1-6 participating. Maintain Run the world termly, display board, sports council Class teachers able to take pupils out embedded within school day. reps data collection whenever suitable/improve concentration. Pupils level of fitness /stamina improved. Less stopping to rest.
Lunchtime Playleader Play leader, write timetable to cover all SI time £2260 Children active at lunchtime. Leads to C4L club and festival year groups. Equipment purchased. PL £3077 Confidence improved. Leads to club attendance/ C4L group- identify the less active Eq £130 Keen to be part of the C4L group. pathway to clubs both in and Many join sports clubs. out of school. Few instances of children not having PE kit in school.
Continue to develop Sports Workshop Uptake of new and existing clubs. Leads to more active/healthy Workshops programme to encourage activity in £70 Yoga lifestyle choice sports clubs both within and externally. workshop Continue into next academic SI time £2260 year. Use Active heatmap to identify active Increase in activity within non PE class Expand to more classes 2020- lessons. SI to meet with KS1, Lower KS2 lessons. 2021 Active Lessons and Upper KS2 staff to complete SI £2260 Improve health and fitness of pupils. heatmap.
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Inclusion of PE/Sport/active w/shops SI and Staff to develop outside contacts SI £2260 Activity increased during class time. Develop with other year groups within class teaching time Uptake of new and existing clubs or as PE Workshop.
Special days/lessons Special sports coaching during £370 Basketball, cricket, hockey delivered. Maintain club links for future curriculum time days/ lessons/ after school club /pathway links Increased activity at break and l/time. Lunchtime Play Funding to look at use of p/ground and £500 Teamwork and enjoyment increased. Assess new use and develop activity during l/times. and improve as required. Zoned activity areas with timetabled use. Submission of work to GC, video and report evidence Develop Google Classroom for home Physical and written activities for all SI time £2260 Use and development of some learning year groups activities within normal curriculum
Key indicator 2: The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement
School focus with clarity on intended Actions to achieve: Funding Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested impact on pupils: allocated: next steps: PE notice board in the main corridor SI time to manage, frames purchased. SI time £2260 Noticeboards have been updated to SI to maintain in new format upgraded to raise the visibility of NMR celebrate clubs, teams, workshops, and develop surrounding sport. special days and events. Cross display-2020-21 frames for curricular work displayed alongside. results/cross curricular replaced Highlights the focus for visitors about school sport offer and its importance. WIDER IMPACT – pupils keen/proud to see themselves on the board. Self- esteem and confidence improved with impact on classroom learning.
Pupils keen to receive medals etc and Celebration assembly – maintain reports SI time to manage SI time£2260 write reports to read. by pupils attending matches, certificates given out, outside sports success celebrated.
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Change for life clubs- for less active. Buy further equipment. £130 Pupils excited and keen to be part of Identify less active encouraged Selection by PE coordinator to join. Playground games leader assigned to £670 group. Requests to join group. to join school sports Special equipment club 1 day a week club/outside sports club/C4L Attend festival club selection. Develop a new l/t group to include those with social/friendship difficulties
L/T play leader to work with year 6 SI to incorporate into rota. L/T play leader Leading of lunchtime games more Maintain in 20/21 and playground friends to develop leading of Purchase relevant resources £60 confident and structured from incorporate into new lower/top playground games. Bank of games sheets provided. SI £100 Playground friends. playground zoned structure. Liaison with Lunchtime supervisor
Sport Development PE Lead-time to plan and develop SI time £2260 Less active pupils engaged in sports Provide other options for pupils activity/attend C4L festival or multi in sports clubs for active sports event. lifestyle Programme of workshops/ CPD/Matches/Clubs
Use of outside provider - Reading FC SI to maintain and develop link £1200 Classroom support for specific groups Maintain link and develop offer community programme between PE provision and learning of pupils. PE session led by Reading FC within school. through Reading FC. coach. Build link between academic Expand after school football Reading FC to work in work/success and sports people. club provision to offer greater a) 1 or 2 year groups per term. Support in classroom and PE Continual number of places. b) run after school football club Professional Development for staff. c) run after school Multi Sports Assemblies on wellbeing/mindfulness/ Continue residential link. d) assemblies sportsmanship. Two way support to strengthen e) develop holiday club on school site Sports club full to capacity. partnership. SI to support initiatives as partnership Holiday clubs well attended/develop Reading FC/NMR partnership active lifestyle. Whole School CPD Coach attended residential with year 6. Coach attends selected events Pupils enjoy seeing support from coach Use links from RFC and EFL to support outside school environment. online learning. SI to work alongside RFC at conference day. Links sent to all pupils for online learning. Feedback from RFC.
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Key indicator 3: Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport School focus with clarity on intended Actions to achieve: Funding Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested impact on pupils: allocated: next steps:
CPD –Whole School – FA Primary All class teachers to attend Staff SI £2260 Develop staff teaching Feedback/final session at start of Teachers Award training knowledge/confidence 20/21. Use knowledge within class PE teaching
CPD – Active Literacy KS1 class teacher to attend Active £150 Use course knowledge to increase Extend into 20/21 Literacy CPD activity within lessons. Possible wider delivery via staff Use Active Heatmaps meeting.
CPD – Reading FC Reading FC to work in £1195 Increase confidence of year group Continue to develop partnership a) 1or 2 year groups per term. staff in PE by team teaching within PE with Reading FC both in school lessons. Better subject knowledge. environment and other Work within classroom helping small opportunities in community. groups,1:1. WIDER IMPACT- skills, knowledge and understanding of pupils increased by increased confidence, knowledge and skills of staff. Pupils enjoy PE and show a keenness to learn/take part/ Demonstrate/feedback.
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SI – PE conference to develop networking Attendance at PE conference- select SI £90 Move forward to 20/21 and attend relevant CPD sessions. appropriate workshops- alongside working with Reading FC promotion Active lessons Using CPD sessions incorporate SI £154 Use Active heatmap to identify active Develop in 20/21 activity into lessons. lessons. Increase and improve SI to meet with KS1, Lower KS2 and movement across the day. Upper KS2 staff to complete heatmap.
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Key indicator 4: Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils School focus with clarity on intended Actions to achieve: Funding Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested impact on pupils: allocated: next steps: Additional achievements: Workshops Workshops/clubs developed Investigate other sports and activities SI £2260 Increased exposure to different Maintain cycle of workshops. available. sports and activities. Continue offer of clubs before, Workshop cycle to offer broad range. Interest in clubs within school and the lunchtime and after school. Speak with Sports Council for them to community. Continue large variation in clubs survey classes Development of alternative skills. to meet differing needs. Paddle building –Yr 5 book sessions Opportunity to represent NMR at Look at timetabling of 20/21 clubs Katakanuing- Yrs 5 and 6 book competitions and concerts. to try to incorporate increased sessions New cheerleading club link- coached number of pupils. Boxfit/Yoga - Yr 6 book sessions by Legacy Allstars Majority of workshops taken by
C2Shine 9- Yr 3/4 book sessions Attended varying competitions Sports Staff within the school.
Basketball - Yr 3/4 book sessions £70 through local leagues, SGO events, Expand current offers to other
Ind Ath – YR 3/4/5/6 book session friendlies, cluster. year groups
Inclusive Sports – Boccia/NAK All workshops and lessons fully Continue to purchase new Gym inclusive. equipment
Clubs Golf – liaise with SandMartins, £200 additional Archery, Fencing, Tchoukball, Bowling Continue to develop pathways Multi Sports Club – increase exposure coach through to after school clubs. to varying sports, games and activities £100 additional Maintain school/club links- RFC, Special Days/Events coach RRC, SandMartins, Berkshire Sports Relief Bulldogs, C2S, Acestars, Legacy, Golf FBC, Total Judo School Games £100 Extend golf w/shop to KS1 WASMA CPD for new staff within Tues am Reading FC sessions. KS1 Increased knowledge and skills via class Tasters delivered to KS1 pupils within Judo/ Boccia/NAK sessions. teacher via CPD PE lessons. Attendance at clubs Incorporate into lessons 20/21 Attendance at courses SI time £2296 Class teachers attended FA Primary £100 teachers award.
Increase skills and confidence of staff
and ability to offer alternatives within
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Pupil voice- Identify sports/clubs that School council to speak to classes and Sports Council report back at SC New Sports Council to survey pupils would like to try feedback at meeting. meeting classes on offer of workshops and Sports Survey for all pupils. SI to analyse survey results to clubs 20/21 develop offer.
Purchase relevant resources: SI £2260 To enhance indoor athletics w/shops Incorporate into new l/t zone Equipment Activity Wall To extend Boccia and inclusion structure awareness Develop in 20/21 Develop accuracy and extend the more able core throwing skills
Used to complete one of personal
challenges for yrs 3-6 throughout the
year. Fitness and reaction improved.
Active and varied activities Used for inclusive and active lunchtimes. General lunchtime equipment £4000 Lunchtime Sports activities Specialist l/t equipment- target £2520 groups
Playleader £100 Used for active and inclusive Playleader equipment £100 lunchtimes Equipment different from general lunchtime offer and structured with £3077 leader. Rota for participation. £130
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Key indicator 5: Increased participation in competitive sport
School focus with clarity on intended Actions to achieve: Funding Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested impact on pupils: allocated: next steps: Lunchtime playleader, equipment £2260 Encourage active lunchtime Invite selected pupils £3077 Less active pupils join clubs, Develop in 20/21 participate in matches. Purchase resources £130 More active and social l/t Invite selected pupils Attendance at relevant sports events/competitions Develop in 2020-2021/share Book buses where appropriate £740 where possible Investigate if the offer of transport increases the uptake of matches/events
Enter leagues- XC, football, netball, SI £2260 Attendance at clubs/matches SI to maintain links to offer district athletics £975 recorded. opportunities. Maintain cluster schools link, attend Attendance at matches and Attend in 20/21 meetings, events. competitions maintained and Attend SGO events increased where possible. Networking opportunities Comparison stats recorded Increase for 20/21 with use of Aut/Spr 2019-2020 selected pupils summer term events (athletics, KS2-88 % swimming, cricket, KS1 Multi KS1-22% Sports, golf)
Extra hours to cover participation at £1307 Range of sports competed in- Build into programme for events football, netball, gym, multi sports, following year. Manage/liaise with Cluster SI £2260 boccia, NAK, orienteering, indoor /local/Wokingham to arrange fixtures athletics, cross country, tag rugby, SI basketball, dance, handball
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Manage/liaise with Cluster £205 Netball/football/boccia/xc/gym/tag/a Build into programme for /local/Wokingham to arrange fixtures thletics/NAK/multi spor following year. SI L KS2 netball. Maintain Platinum award. Employ extra staff to facilitate larger U KS2 netball numbers/additional clubs KS1 Football KS2 Football Competition gym Maintain link to access all Aut2019- Spr 2020 competitions offered. Look into Club attendance others. KS1- 65% KS2 -81%
Book buses where appropriate £740 Netball, Football, Gym, Indoor Staff cover £150 Athletics, Orienteering, Boccia, NAK, SI time £2260 Activity Day Wokingham School Games winnesr for Gym and Orienteering. Platinum School Games Mark achieved for 18/19 received in 19/20
SI time £2260 Attended new tournament at Links for multi sports/festivals Waverley School. with Eagle House/ Waverley + Reddam
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Key indicator 6: Personal School Indicators School focus with clarity on intended Actions to achieve: Funding Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested impact on pupils: allocated: next steps: Top up swimming Investigate sites to offer Top Up SI £2260 Increase % of pupils achieving 25m Discuss with Forest. swimming competently, confidently and Intensive week in summer term? proficiently. Parents transport daily. Re look for 20/21
Report to trustees SI to write report and attend SI £2260 Feedback and questions from Recommendations on moving Governors T &L meetin Governors. forward.
Growth mindset initiative Pupils to develop growth mindset £100 Pupils develop the 'can do' attitude Build into daily activity. within classroom and PE settings. and a willingness to try harder. Assemblies – HT and Reading FC Examples of when demonstrated. (Orienteering)
School Games Mark Platinum Maintain platinum level objectives SI £2260 School recognized for offer and Continue to develop PE and delivery of PE within the area. School Sport offer to achieve Expectation from pupils and staff of Sports Mark awards. high levels of PE.
Faculty Develop documents SI £2260 The overall strategy on structure, Carry forward to 20/21 1) Curriculum Intent delivery and offer of PE. 2) Breadth High quality, inclusive, progressive 3) Key Concepts teaching and learning 4) Pedagogy 5) Progression Maps
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