Sport Funding Grant 2017/2018
Term April– July 2018
Mrs Davies and Mrs Hill are the Sport/PE leaders
Total funding grant: £17700
*7/12 of your funding allocation on 31st November 2017 = £10360
*5/12 of your funding allocation in May 2018= £7374
| Action | Resources/Funds | Impact | Competitions Attend |
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| Premier Sports to deliver CPD for staff. First half term- Year 5 Athletics (Teacher’s choice) | X 6 lessons of 1 hour 20 minutes. Tuesday morning. £215 for the block. | Staff more confident in delivering topics. Gain new ideas and team teach. | |
| Premier Sports to deliver High 5’s afterschool club. | X6 £215
Monday 3.20-4.15 |
Children learn
High 5’s to attend Local Competitions and develop an interest in this sport. Team work and being active |
Local competition to be arranged. |
| Lunch time club for KS2 (Years 5/6) Rounders. Run by Premier Sports. | X6 £215
Tuesday dinner time
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Prepare for a competition.
Work on team work and being active. |
Thursday 14th June (LLG)
£20 for transport to the competition |
| Afterschool club- Tag rugby for year 1. Run by Premier Sports. | X6 £215
Tuesday 3.20-4.15 |
Children in KS1 being active and introduced to a traditional sport and team work. | |
| Friday intervention club to focus on behaviour. Run by Premier Sports. Year 4.
Summer 1 |
X6 £215
Friday 11-12 |
Children keen to work in class to earn a place at the session.
In the session there is improved team work, problem solving, listening and adhering to rules. However the above is not true of all children as some children still struggle. The teacher gained ideas for games and problem solving activities and worked well with the premier sport coach. |
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| Friday lunch time club run by Premier Sports. Years 1/2. Change for Life (non- active and less confident)
Summer 1 and 2 |
X12 £430 | Younger children in school being active at lunch.
Following rules and working together. |
No competition entered |
| Premier Sports to deliver CPD for staff. Second half term- Year 6 OAA. | X 7 lessons of 1 hour 20 minutes. Tuesday morning. £250 for the block. | ||
| Lunch time club for KS2 (Years 5/6) Games Club. Run by Premier Sports. | Tuesday 12-1.
X7 £250 |
Children being active at lunch, enjoying a traditional sport and following rules.
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| Action | Resources/Funds | Impact | Competitions Attend |
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| Fencing afterschool club for years 1 and 2 (KS2). | X 7 weeks. No cost to parents.
£250 for the block. |
Unfortunately not many children attended. | December fencing competition cancelled, still waiting for new date to be arranged. |
| Friday intervention club to focus on behaviour. Run by Premier Sports. Year 4.
Summer 2 |
X7 weeks £250 | Children keen to work in class to earn a place at the session.
In the session there is improved team work, problem solving, listening and adhering to rules. However the above is not true of all children as some children still struggle. The teacher gained ideas for games and problem solving activities and worked well with the premier sport coach. |
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| Afterschool club- Tag rugby for year 1. Run by Premier Sports. | X6 £210
Tuesday 3.20-4.15 |
Children playing traditional sport. They are following rules, being active and foundations laid for future Tag Rugby tournaments in the juniors. | |
| Swimming for Year 2. Summer 2: introduction to water | X6 weeks £695
30 minute session.
£480 for coach transport total for 6 weeks. |
Children become familiar with the pool, the instructors and the routine in preparation for formal swimming lessons in year 3. | |
| Playground equipment ready for new academic year (£200 per key stage) | £400 | Encouraging children to be more active at playtimes. Various equipment purchased to encourage team work and building friendships. | |
| Just Join In day (SEND) | £20 Mini bus | Children with learning and behaviour issues attended a full day of activities at the sports village. | Friday 4th May 2018 |
| Action | Resources/Funds | Impact | Competitions Attend |
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| Year 3 School trip to the Anderton Centre for OAA. | School paid for the trip £350 | OAA off site. Children experience activities that we cannot offer in school. Children gain confidence. | |
| Healthy Lifestyles Year 4 | £30 per session x 6 £180 | Fitness for Y4 children, tracked at the beginning and the end. Improved health/fitness knowledge and booklets completed. | |
| Healthy Lifestyles Reception | £30 per session x 6 £180
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Children have more knowledge about health and being active. | |
| Premier Sports to deliver one off lesson to each class in preparation for Sports Day | £107.10 | Children know the plan for sports day. | |
| Year 5/6 OAA Residential June 2018 | School to subsidise £20 per pupil
£600 |
Children experience time away from home increase participation in OAA in another setting including water tasks. All activities delivered by trained professionals.
Children attempted new activities such as wall climbing, shelter building and raft building. Children developed their independent skills. Children had opportunities to move out of their comfort zone safely and children developing a more sense of responsibility for others in their team. |
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| Military School Week Starting Monday 2nd July (excluding Reception) | £1000 | All children active and focusing on problem solving and team building within their class group. | No competitions |
**Total Spending for Summer Term: £5747
For September to October 2018 (Next sport grant payment) there is £3328 remaining.
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