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Pe and Sport Funding 2018-19 P.E. Report – 2018/19 “For all children at Delamere CE Academy to experience excellent physical education, school sport and physical activity that will lead to life-long participation.” This year we aim to improve and sustain PE and Sport within the school by; • Improving children’s levels of engagement and learning • Increasing children’s levels of participation/ Inclusive opportunities • Increasing competitive sporting opportunities for our children Inter School Sports 2018/19 Activity Date Venue Who took part Number of (Year Group) children Football 25/09/18 Delamere Academy 6 9 Football 28/09/18 Tarvin 1 7 Football 02/10/18 Dodleston 6 7 Football 03/10/18 Delamere Academy 2 14 Cross-Country 04/10/18 Tarporley High School 1 & 2 21 Football 09/10/18 Delamere Academy 5 & 6 12 Hockey 11/10/18 Deeside Ramblers H.C. 5 & 6 14 Cross-Country 11/10/18 Tarporley High School 3 & 4 21 Football 16/10/18 St Oswald’s 5 & 6 7 Football 22/10/18 Blacon High School 1 6 Cross-Country 25/10/18 Tarporley High School 5 & 6 14 Football 06/11/18 Delamere Academy 5 & 6 9 Girls Football 08/11/18 Catholic High 5 & 6 9 Netball 13/11/18 Oak View 2 14 Handball 22/11/18 Tarporley High School 4 9 Netball 10/01/19 Tarporley High School 5 & 6 8 Football 15/01/19 Christleton 5 & 6 8 Netball 17/01/19 Tarporley High School 4 7 Handball 24/01/19 Tarporley High School 2 9 Football 29/01/19 Weaverham Academy 5 & 6 11 Indoor Athletics 30/01/19 Ellesmere Port Sports Village 5 & 6 20 Netball 30/01/19 Upton High School 5 & 6 11 Orienteering 13/02/19 Delamere Forest 2 & 6 12 Basketball 14/02/19 Tarporley High School 5 & 6 7 Water Polo 04/02/19 City Baths Chester 3 & 4 7 Girls Football 05/03/19 Tarvin Primary 5 & 6 9 Football 13/03/19 St Clare’s Primary 5 & 6 9 Water Polo 18/03/19 City Baths Chester 5 & 6 10 Football 19/03/19 HuXley Primary 5 & 6 9 Girls Football 21/03/19 Catholic High 5 & 6 9 Football 22/03/19 VauXhall Motors FC 3 8 Football 26/03/19 Tushingham Primary 5 & 6 9 Football 27/03/19 Saighton Primary 5 & 6 11 Football 28/03/19 Tarporley High School 1 & 2 14 Cross Country 18/04/19 Tarporley High School 4, 5 & 6 28 Netball 18/04/19 Upton High School 5 & 6 9 Girls Football 25/04/19 Tarporley High School 5 & 6 14 Swimming 26/04/19 Everton Park Sports Centre 5 & 6 4 Cross Country 02/05/19 Tarporley High School 1, 2 & 3 35 Football 07/05/19 Grange School 2 5 Swimming Gala 08/05/19 Ellesmere Primary 3 8 Tag-Rugby 15/05/19 Delamere Academy 2 14 Football 16/05/19 Tarporley High School Reception 12 Tag-Rugby 20/05/19 Tarporley High School Reception/ Year 1 12 Football 21/05/19 Delamere Academy 5 18 Handball 22/05/19 Rudheath Senior Academy 5 7 Athletics 23/05/19 Tarporley High School 5 & 6 10 Swimming 07/06/19 Northwich Swimming Pool 5 & 6 8 Rounders 11/06/19 Bishops High School 5 & 6 10 Cricket 12/06/19 Boughton Hall Cricket Club 5 & 6 8 Girls Cricket 12/06/19 Boughton Hall Cricket Club 5 & 6 8 Cricket 14/06/19 Christleton High School 2 10 Tennis 20/06/19 Tarporley High School 4 4 Judo 25/06/19 St Martin’s Academy 1 & 2 11 Tennis 26/06/19 Tarporley High School 5 & 6 4 Swimming 11/07/19 Christleton High School 5 4 This year we have taken part in 57 inter-school sports events. NWA Trust Sports Competition Programme We have again be working closely with the other schools within the Academy Trust to provide competitive sporting opportunities for our children. Those events highlighted in yellow are competitions Mr Freeman (PE Teacher) has organised for the schools within the Academy Trust. - Year 2 Football Festival @Delamere Academy (03/10/18) – 45 children took part - KS1 Netball @Oak View Academy (13/11/18) – 40 children took part - Year 3 & 4 Swimming Gala @Ellesmere Primary (12/12/18) – 36 children took part - Year 2 Orienteering @Delamere Forest (13/02/19) -70 children took part - Year 3 & 4 Water Polo @City Baths Chester (11/03/19) – 49 children took part - Year 5 & 6 Water Polo @City Baths Chester (18/03/19) – 63 children took part - Year 3 Swimming Gala @Ellesmere Primary (08/05/19) – 32 children took part - KS1 Tag-Rugby @Delamere Academy (20/03/19) – 56 children took part - Year 5 Handball @Rudheath Senior Academy (22/03/19) – 45 children took part - KS1 Athletics @Ellesmere Primary (04/07/19) - Beat 100 Swimming Gala @City Baths Chester (08/07/19) Success on the Sporting Front Chester Schools Sports Partnership Girls Cricket Winners – County Finalists Runners Up! Chester School Sports Association Swimming Gala Champions The Jack Denton Primary Swimming Gala Champions Year 5 & 6 Sandstone Sports Partnership Netball Winners Year 1 & 2 Sandstone Sports Partnership Handball Winners KS1 NWA Trust Football Festival Winners KS1 NWA Trust Netball Festival Winners Year 1 Sandstone Sports Partnership Football Winners Chester Schools Rounders Competition (3rd Place – Bronze) Year 3 & 4 Sandstone Sports Partnership Tennis (3rd Place – Bronze) The Jack Denton Primary Swimming Gala Champions Chester Girls Cricket Champions OUTCOME – increased competitive sporting opportunities for our children Percentage (%) of children who have so far represented Delamere Academy in Inter-School Sports Competitions 2018/19 Hatchmere (Reception) – 75% Oakmere (Year 1) – 88%, Sandymere (Year 2) – 100%, Blakemere (Year 3) – 100%, Nunsmere (Year 4) – 100%, Pickmere (Year 5) – 92%, Linmere (Year 6) – 100% *100% of KS1 & KS2 children have been invited to an inter-school sporting event this year. Extra-Curricular Sports Clubs – number of children who attend OUTCOME– increasing children’s levels of participation KS1 & KS2 Judo – 30 children KS1 Stretch & Relaxation – 16 children Y2 – Y6 Fencing – 21 children KS2 Break Dancing – 24 children KS2 Lane Swimming – 12 children KS1 Football – 22 children KS2 Tennis – 36 children KS2 Football – 32 children Reception/ KS1 Little Legs – 27 children KS2 Girls Football – 24 children KS2 Cricket – 20 children KS2 Netball – 24 children KS2 Badminton – 20 children Swimming Swimming is a core part of our curriculum at Delamere with EVERY child from Reception to Year 6 swimming each week during the school year. Swimming each and every week has been fantastic for the children with regards to developing their water confidence, stamina and stroke technique. OUTCOME– increasing children’s levels of participation • Percentage of Year 6 pupils who can swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres? – 95.8% • Percentage of Year 6 pupils who can use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke]? – 95.8% • Percentage of Year 6 pupils who could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations? – 100% • Percentage of children (Reception – Year 6) who swim weekly at Delamere Academy? – 100% PE/ Sports Visitors and Trips • USA Rugby 7’s Team visit (whole school assembly and coaching session) • Swim Safe sessions at Liverpool Watersports Centre (Pickmere & Linmere) • British Gymnastics Championships trip at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool • Warrington Wolves Rugby League coaching sessions for Blakemere & Nunsmere • Children’s Mental Health Week – all classes took part in Stretch & Relaxation and Zumba sessions • ECB Chance 2 Shine Cricket Coaching sessions (Sandymere, Blakemere, Nunsmere & Pickmere) • Netball World Cup trip at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool School Games PLATINUM Mark We were awarded a School Games PLATINUM Mark after achieving the Gold Mark for FIVE years in row. The Platinum Mark is awarded to schools who have maintained consistently high standards with their school sports provision. As part of the extended application we were asked to submit a detailed case study along with a supporting paragraph from our School Games Organiser (SGO). PE and Sport Premium Spend The PE and Sport Premium is designed to help primary schools improve the quality of the PE and sport activities they offer their pupils. In 2018-19 we will receive £16,000 and an additional £10 per pupil giving us a total of £17,670. Item/ project Cost Objective Outcome Impact (July 2019) Employ a specialist PE £30000 To ensure ALL children within Children secure good progress Improving the teacher to raise profile the school receive a minimum across all activities within the PE children’s levels of of PE/ Sport of 2 hours high quality PE curriculum engagement and teaching each week learning High activity levels in PE, lessons are well planned and Employing a full time PE prepared teacher has ensured that 100% of children within the school receive a minimum of 2 hours high quality PE teaching each week, using structured PE planning and assessment framework Various inter-school £1200 Further increase participation Continue to and further increase Increased competitive sports competitions – levels and opportunities for our high participation rates across sporting opportunities cost of membership children to take part in the school competitive sporting events Through our involvement Competitive representation at in the various Sports the school is inclusive and all Partnerships/ children feel they can participate Associations we have if they would like to taken part in 90 inter- school competitions/ fixtures Purchase specialist £200 To ensure that we have Children enjoy improved Increase children’s equipment to be used sufficient equipment/ provision and a rich and varied levels of participation in PE lessons and resources to deliver high PE curriculum encompassing a extra-curricular sports quality PE/ sports activities variety of sports and activities Through purchasing clubs specialist PE and Sports equipment
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