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Click here to read more about Primary School Sport Funding on the Department for Education's site.
What is the Sports Premium?
The government is providing funding of £150 million each year for academic years 2013/14 and 2014/15 to provide new and substantial primary school sport funding. The funding is jointly provided by the Department for Education, Health and Culture and Media and Sport. It will see money going directly to primary school headteachers to spend on improving the quality of sport and P.E; each school will receive £8,000 plus an extra £5 per pupil each year for the next two years - here at Pool House that will mean around £8700 a year. The money can only be spent on sport and PE provision in schools.
Purpose of the funding
Schools will spend the sport funding on improving their provision of PE and sport, but they will have the freedom to choose how they do this. Examples include additional sport clubs, equipment to support P.E and hiring specialist P.E teachers/qualified sport coaches.
At Pool House we recognise the contribution of P.E to the health and well-being of the children. In addition, it is considered that an innovative and varied PE curriculum and extra-curricular opportunities have a positive influence on the concentration, attitude and academic achievement of all children.
This provision is constantly under review and is monitored by Our PE co-ordinator as well as part of our routine school monitoring processes.
Sports Funding 2022-2023
Grant Received – £17450
Total Number of pupils- 176
Objective
To effectively use the Sports Grant to raise the profile and outcomes for children in PE, sport and physical activity across the school.
To improve pupils’ fitness levels, physical skills and mental health.
Pe and Sports funding expenditure
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Activity |
Amount |
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Year 6 Residential |
£5000 |
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Transport |
£700 |
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AFC Fylde |
£1500 |
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PE Equipment |
£5000 |
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Swimming |
£3000 |
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Extra-Curricular Activities (staff led and bought in) Eg:Dance, Drama, Football, Netball, Cross-Country |
£3000 |
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Playground Equipment - Installation of new equipment on Yr3/4 playground Maintenance and repair of Playdale |
£17000 (two year project) |
Summary of sports funding
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Intent |
Implementation |
Impact |
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To provide specialist PE activities to key stage one and two pupils |
Use of outside agencies to come and deliver specialised PE lessons as well as teacher led PE lessons. All children will access a minimum of 2 hours physical activity each week. |
Teaching staff develop their own skills by observing the sessions Children benefit from additional PE lessons learning new skills |
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To provide the opportunity for all pupils to learn to swim before they leave primary school
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Liaise with the Local leisure centre to arrange swimming lessons for the pupils in Year 6 |
Help children to develop skills for swimming, including life safety skills which benefits them in later life. |
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To provide the opportunity of Outdoor education
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End of year residential trip to Tower Wood or Winmarleigh Hall, giving children the chance to develop new skills not accessible to them in the class room through a variety of adventurous outdoor activity |
Children gain new experiences and skills |
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To provide new playground equipment |
New playground equipment for all year groups. Installation of new activity trail on Years 3 and 4 playground. Refurbishment of Playdale Trim Trail. |
This enables the children to develop their own sports skills during their free time and engage in activities with their peer group. |
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To run after school activities to enhance experience, skills and fitness. |
A range of after school activities either school-led or agency led to provide additional opportunity for pupils across both key stages. |
Improved fitness, skill development, mental health and overall wellbeing. |
Sports Funding 2021-2022
Grant Received – £33048
Total Number of pupils- 177
Objective
To effectively use the Sports Grant to raise the profile and outcomes for children in PE, sport and physical activity across the school.
Pe and Sports funding expenditure
|
Activity |
Amount |
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Year 6 Residential |
£8000 |
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Transport |
£700 |
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AFC Fylde |
£1500 |
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PE Equipment |
£5000 |
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Extra-Curricular Activities (staff led and bought in) |
£3000 |
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Jujitsu |
£1200 |
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Playground Equipment |
£1000 |
Summary of sports funding
|
Intent |
Implementation |
Impact |
|
To provide specialist PE lessons to key stage one pupils |
Use of an outside agency to come and deliver specialised PE lessons |
Teaching staff develop their own skills by observing the sessions Children benefit from additional PE lessons learning new skills |
|
To provide the opportunity of Outdoor education
|
End of year residential trip to Winmarleigh , giving children the chance to develop new skills they wouldn’t be able to in the class room through a variety of adventurous outdoor activity |
Children gain new experiences and skills |
|
To provide new playground equipment |
We have purchased a variety of different playground equipment for the key stage 1 and key stage 2 yards. |
This enables the children to develop their own sports skills during their free time and engage in activities with their friends that they enjoy. |
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To provide specialist PE lessons to whole school and then offer an after school club at a reduced rate |
Use of an outside agency to come and deliver specialised PE lesson and afterschool club |
Children benefit from additional a after school club learning new skills |
Sports Funding 2020-2021
Grant Received – £33733
Total Number of pupils- 176
Objective
To effectively use the Sports Grant to raise the profile and outcomes for children in PE, sport and physical activity across the school.
Pe and Sports funding expenditure
|
Activity |
Amount |
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Year 6 Residential |
£8000 |
|
Transport |
£700 |
|
AFC Fylde |
£1500 |
|
PE Equipment |
£5000 |
|
Swimming |
£3000 |
|
Extra-Curricular Activities (staff led and bought in) |
£3000 |
|
Playground Equipment |
£1000 |
Summary of sports funding
|
Intent |
Implementation |
Impact |
|
To provide specialist PE lessons to key stage one pupils |
Use of an outside agency to come and deliver specialised PE lessons |
Teaching staff develop their own skills by observing the sessions Children benefit from additional PE lessons learning new skills |
|
To provide the opportunity for all pupils to be learn to swim before they leave primary school
|
Liaise with the Local leisure centre to arrange swimming lessons for the pupils in Year 6 |
Help children to develop skills for swimming, including life safety skills which benefits them in later life. |
|
To provide the opportunity of Outdoor education
|
End of year residential trip to tower wood, giving children the chance to develop new skills they wouldn’t be able to in the class room through a variety of adventurous outdoor activity |
Children gain new experiences and skills |
|
To provide new playground equipment |
We have purchased a variety of different playground equipment for the key stage 1 and key stage 2 yards. |
This enables the children to develop their own sports skills during their free time and engage in activities with their friends that they enjoy. |
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Sports Grant Report 2019-20
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Grant Received - £8613 |
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Total number of FT pupils on roll |
135 |
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Summary of Grant Spending 2019-20 |
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Objective
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Objective |
Activity |
Cost |
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Monitor take up of clubs (gender, SEN, PP, EAL, vulnerable |
£600 |
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Play leader to lead additional activities at lunchtime |
£3,000 (Salary cost) |
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Children to compete in multi-skills competitions against cluster schools |
£500 (kits) £100 transport |
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FDP to deliver healthy eating and mathematics through sport – all key stages |
£700 |
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Renew and replenish equipment. Maintain and improve outdoor play equipment. |
£2000 |
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Purchase t-shirts for all children |
£900 |
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Audit PE teaching in school and access appropriate CPD dependent upon need. |
£800 |
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