PE & Sport Premium

This year we intend on using the budget to:

• Develop and increase access to a wider range of sports activities.
• Continuing professional development of school staff.
• Employ community coaches to deliver focused sessions to pupils in a wide range of sports.
• Support our pupils with access to outdoor education centres.
• To increase the range of extra-curricular PE and sport clubs with the aim of providing access for all.

Review and Impact on 2021-22 Funding

• Community coaches were employed to deliver additional after-school clubs and support with curriculum delivery.  Additional provision provided included, multi-skills sessions, fitness activities, Karate and Yoga for Children. These were delivered both before and after school.
• Post pandemic the offer of extra-curricular fitness and sporting clubs increased throughout the year. Clubs offered to support School Games competitions and increase the participation for the least active and transitional points with all year groups and abilities catered for.
• New resources bought to support new curriculum areas being within PE.
• Resources replenished to support PE lessons and after-school sporting clubs.
• Website subscription renewed to support planning, delivery and assessment of curriculum PE. 
• PE staff attended network meetings to promote involvement in competitive and non-competitive events.  
• School involvement in competitive and non-competitive competitions increased which included local, county and national competitions.
• Outdoor resources were purchased and timetabled to promote active lifestyles throughout the school day.
• ‘Walk to School’ agenda promoted along with active travel to increase fitness levels and safety around school.
• Waterpark day visit for Year 3 subsidised to support experiences within Outdoor Education.
• Transport provided to external events to ensure all children can access local and County competitions.