PE and sport premium Report

At Limpsfield we value sport and PE, and its importance in keeping us fit and healthy. Sport is a great way to support a healthy lifestyle, to develop resilience, support team work and is also a lot of fun!

We are committed to providing children opportunities to access a wide variety of sports and healthy activities. We are also committed to providing children with the opportunities to take part in competitions.

 

What is Sports Premium Funding?

The Sports Premium Funding is an initiative facilitated by the current Government to enhance the provision of P.E. and School Sport in primary schools. The funding, a direct response to London 2012, is available to primary schools. Each primary school will receive a lump sum depending on the number of pupils on roll and then a further sum per pupil on roll.

The funding that Limpsfield has received will allow the school to continue developing its provision. The school will develop its P.E. curriculum, providing a rich, varied and balanced provision with quality resources, staff CPD and high quality teaching and learning for all children.

It will also provide further exciting opportunities for children to be challenged and allow them to compete in school and out of school.

The Association for Physical Education (afPE) website provides advice on how the Primary PE & Sport Premium should be used.

Below are the PE and Sports strategies for 2015/2016 and 2016/2017.

To access the reviewed strategy for 2016/2017 and the new strategy for 2017/2018 please click on the links below:

Evidencing the Impact of the PE and Sports Premium 2017/2018

2016-2017 PE and Sports Premium Report- Reviewed September 2017

 

What did Limpsfield receive and how did we spend the funding in 2015/16?

For the academic year 2015-16, we received £9175 of Sports Premium funding. The funding was used to support the development of PE in school and to help children to develop healthy lifestyles. We also used the funding to provide our children with sporting experiences that may not be normally available to them.

Area money spent on:	Impact:
Provide high quality coaches for lunchtime and after school sports	More children active and involved in a variety of sports and organised activities Children enjoy their lunchtimes and spend more time being active Children are better prepared for learning as a result of a structured provision Children develop resilience and positive attitudes to competitive situations
High quality coaches worked alongside staff to develop subject knowledge and to provide children with quality learning opportunities	Targeted staff received professional coaching that supported CPD and embedded good practice across school- Y3 gymnastics, Y4 badminton and Y5 cricket- delivered by Arches Y6 pupils received multi-skills and football coaching from Sheffield Wednesday FC which supported staff development and improved pupil outcomes
Implement CPD programme for teachers	Extra coaching targeted at less experienced members of staff to support improved subject knowledge. Coaches support teacher development in identified areas.
Transport to sporting competitions	Limpsfield came first in the local schools athletics competition at Hinde House secondary school Progressed to the Sheffield city athletics final, where we finished 5th in the city. Limpsfield children ran in every cross country race across the city. We attended a boys and girls football tournament. Children from Limpsfield won certificates at a city Gymnastics competition. We entered 6 children into the Sheffield athletics federation finals at Woodburn Road Stadium – 2 reaching the overall final in sprinting, and one in long jump.
School Kits	Supported access to sports, providing equipment such as shin pads, football boots and running shoes to children.
Part funding a qualified play worker to plan and deliver engaging, active and organised lunchtime provision	Well organised and purposeful lunchtime provision More children engaged in active lunchtimes. Children better prepared for learning in the afternoons. The development of healthy lifestyles.

 

What will Limpsfield use the funding for in 2016/17?

We have been awarded £9150 Sports Premium funding for this year and will continue to direct these funds towards self-sustaining, quality PE provision.

The funds will be spent on more coaches in PE lessons to support teacher’s CPD, resources, transport, kits, and staff training.

Below is a breakdown of how this money will be spent, and how we will measure its impact.

Area money will be spent on:	How we will know we’ve been successful:
£3600 Arches School Sport Partnership Silver Package, which includes:
Training sports leaders.	Identified pupils to lead a variety of high quality games and activities at lunchtimes. More children engaged and active on the yard. Y6 children to develop team, leadership and cooperation skills.
Access to intra and inter school competitions.	More child engagement in sports and activities. Children improve their skills and teamwork. Children develop resilience and learn that competition is healthy.
Lunchtime Supervisor training.	More children engaged and active on the yard. Children come into class ready to learn.
Blocks of sports coaching, lunchtime provision, after-school club and curriculum support.	More children engaged and active at lunchtimes. Children come into class ready to learn. Children continue to take part in sports or activities after the club or coaching finishes.
1:1 support for the Limpsfield Junior School PE Lead.	To improve pupil outcomes through the development of leadership with a particular focus on- identifying Effective T&L, assessing pupil outcomes, providing quality CPD.
£800 to  provide transport to and from competitions, both School Games and Arches SSP competitions, which children will prepare for within lesson and after-school club time.	Provide more opportunities for our children to compete against other schools. Children continue to take part in sports or activities after the club or coaching finishes.
£500 To provide transport for the Sheffield Schools Cross Country Event.	Children have the opportunity to compete in a city event that would normally not be available to them.
£500 additional equipment throughout the year to support the P.E. curriculum.	More child engagement in sports and activities. Children improve their skills and teamwork.
£4050 Part funding of a play worker to deliver engaging and active lunchtimes and after school provision	Well organised and purposeful lunchtime provision. More children engaged in active lunchtimes. Children better prepared for learning in the afternoons. After school provision that supports healthy lifestyles
£500 to purchase equipment for lunchtimes.	Quality equipment to support provision.

We will continue working with the Arches Sports Partnership as our key partner. This will allow us to build upon our success from 2015/2016 and support the embedding of good practice across school. By doing this we will continue with our commitment to ensure that the funding has a long term impact on pupil outcomes.