Sports Funding
The government provides funding
to schools for the development of PE and sport, to improve the quality and
breadth of PE and sport. Following the Olympics school wanted to increase the
participation for our pupils in sports that they may not get the opportunity to
do.
Schools can
choose how they use the funding, for example to:
In 2017/8 SCHOOL WILL
RECEIVE £16970
What impact the
school has seen on pupils’ PE and sport participation and attainment.
It aims to give the opportunity for a growing number of pupils to participate in sports which would normally be beyond the realms of a primary curriculum, sustaining the Olympic Legacy by maintaining a sport for all culture within our community.
How the improvements
will be sustainable in the future
Rock climbing , horse riding and sailing will continue to be an integral part of our curriculum.
HOW ITS BEEN SPENT |
COST |
IMPACT |
ROCK CLIMBING |
£2530 |
To develop upper body strength and rock climbing skills to encourage pupils to participate in a physically challenging sport that the children would not usually have the opportunity to participate in. |
HORSE RIDING |
£3500 |
Pupils in Year 1 and 2 developed horse riding skills and how to care for animals. Certification. |
SAILING |
£1000 |
All year 5/6 pupils developed or embedded existing sailing skills resulting in certification. |
OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT |
£20,000 over 2 years |
Resources to be purchased to encourage physical activity in KS1 and KS2 main yard. |
EYFS ACTIVITY RESOURCES |
£1000 |
Resources to be purchased to encourage physical activity in EYFS and Y1 outdoor areas. |
AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS |
£1000 |
All pupils were given the opportunity to attend after school clubs led by Dance and Sports specialists. |
After School
activities for pupils include specialist dance teacher, boxercise, street
dance, cheerleading and Martial Arts to encourage activities beyond school.