PE Sport funding 2016-2017 review AWS
PE Sport funding 2016-2017 review What is PE Sport Funding? The Government provides additional funding for physical education (PE) and sport in schools. This funding is to be used to improve the quality and breadth of PE and sport provision resulting in increased numbers of pupils developing healthy life styles, raising their performance levels and engaging in PE and sport. The additional PE and sport funding allocated to West Boldon Primary School from 1st September for the academic year 2016/2017 is £3,842 How is it spent? The additional PE and sport funding pays in part for the:
Employment of a specialist PE coach for Multi skills for Year 2
Employment of a specialist Gymnastic coach to deliver PE lessons and after school club.
Additional lunchtime and after school clubs –boys football, girls football, gymnastics, dance, Change for life fitness club, Multi-Sports and athletics all free of charge
Increasing the number of inter-school sports competitions with local schools
Affiliation membership for Girls football team
Cycling Proficiency TA support for Y5 pupils
Bikeability support for Y6 pupils
To enable all Key Stage Two children receive a weekly swimming lesson
What is the impact of the additional PE funding on pupils? The impact on pupils of the additional PE and Sport funding is measured at the end of each academic year: 1. A specialist sports coach teaches multi-skills to small groups of children in Year Two to develop their co-ordination and core strength. This allows tightly focussed reading sessions to be taught by Year Two staff. 2. 84% of KS2 children have attended a school club this year. 3. 70% of KS2 children have attended more than one school club this year. 4. 75% of KS2 children attended an out of school club this year. 5. 92% have enjoyed P.E lesson and school club activities.
6. 83% of KS2 children believe that attending a school club will help them make ‘healthy’ choices when they are older. 7. 90% of KS2 children believe they are taught teamwork and fair play skills in P.E lessons and school clubs. 8. 92% of KS2 children think that our school offers a good range of sports covered through lessons and clubs. 9. 84% of KS2 children have taken part in inter-school competitions this year. 10. 80% of KS2 children enjoy inter-class competitions against other classes. 11. 83% of KS2 children regularly play sport related games at break and lunchtimes. 12. 100% of KS2 children have had weekly swimming lessons.
Employment of a specialist PE coach for Multi skills for Year 2
Employment of a specialist Gymnastic coach to deliver PE lessons and after school club.
Additional lunchtime and after school clubs –boys football, girls football, gymnastics, dance, Change for life fitness club, Multi-Sports and athletics all free of charge
Increasing the number of inter-school sports competitions with local schools
Affiliation membership for Girls football team
Cycling Proficiency TA support for Y5 pupils
Bikeability support for Y6 pupils
To enable all Key Stage Two children receive a weekly swimming lesson
What is the impact of the additional PE funding on pupils? The impact on pupils of the additional PE and Sport funding is measured at the end of each academic year: 1. A specialist sports coach teaches multi-skills to small groups of children in Year Two to develop their co-ordination and core strength. This allows tightly focussed reading sessions to be taught by Year Two staff. 2. 84% of KS2 children have attended a school club this year. 3. 70% of KS2 children have attended more than one school club this year. 4. 75% of KS2 children attended an out of school club this year. 5. 92% have enjoyed P.E lesson and school club activities.
6. 83% of KS2 children believe that attending a school club will help them make ‘healthy’ choices when they are older. 7. 90% of KS2 children believe they are taught teamwork and fair play skills in P.E lessons and school clubs. 8. 92% of KS2 children think that our school offers a good range of sports covered through lessons and clubs. 9. 84% of KS2 children have taken part in inter-school competitions this year. 10. 80% of KS2 children enjoy inter-class competitions against other classes. 11. 83% of KS2 children regularly play sport related games at break and lunchtimes. 12. 100% of KS2 children have had weekly swimming lessons.
