Sports Premium Statement 2016/ 2017 At Selwyn, PE & Sport have an important role in supporting our children to learn to develop the important qualities of discipline, resilience, communication, team work and ambition. This we believe will lead to children making better lifestyle choices, improved concentration, attitude and academic achievement. Selwyn has had a long history of competing locally in a range of events and we are committed to ensuring more opportunities for pupils to compete across our federation, inter-school and outer borough. School Overview
In the 2015 to 2016 financial year, we received £8000 and an additional £5 for each child on roll Total no of primary aged pupils between the ages of 5-11yrs (Oct 2016) = 518 Total= £10, 590
Curriculum Enrichment Focus
Cost
Increase in £6200 participation rates in such activities as games, dance, gymnastics, swimming and athletics
£4800
£2250
Actions Employing specialist teachers of Physical Education to run clubs and activities; support teachers in delivering high quality PE and sports lessons.
Intended Outcomes 2016/2017 Pupils in all year groups have access to a range of after-school & lunchtime sports and games clubs including cross-country, Early Years- motor skills club, multiskills, basketball, circuit training, football. Pupil attitudes to health and wellbeing improve.
Paying for additional swimming tuition for pupils who are unable to swim 25m by the end of year 6.
All pupils can swim 25m by the end of year 6.
Paying teachers an enhanced allowance to lead improvements in PE and School Sport for all pupils and targeted groups.
More pupils participate in school PE sessions and after-school sports clubs are well attended. Increased number of girls in year 6 and 5 participating in afterschool sports clubs such as football and multi-skills run by a specialist PE teacher. Pupil voice shows improvements in girl’s attitudes towards sports.
The participation rates for pupils with additional needs in competitive sports improve.
Participation £3600 and success in competitive school sports
Partnership work on physical education with other schools and other local partners
£1700
Standards in PE have improve and the quality of teaching in PE is no less than good and most outstanding. Review the curriculum to ensure that The curriculum continues to there are opportunities for pupils to support pupils to master skills achieve mastery in sports. within the PE curriculum and there is clear identification of Paying staff or external sports pupils who are gifted & talented. coaches to run competitions, or to increase pupils’ participation in national school games competitions. Pupils have participated in intra Paying for transport for fixtures and and inter school, local festivals. competitions such as football, Futsal, kwik cricket & crossProviding specialist training for country. teachers More girls are participating in competitive sports and representing the school in competitions. Reviewing our sports partnerships Pupil participation in competitive and membership of networks. activities such as the borough’s swimming gala increases. Identifying any new possible partnerships with local secondary Pupils have the opportunity to school and local sports clubs. work with specialist teachers and local clubs. More pupils with additional needs are participating in competitive sport. The sports leader attends sport network meetings and improves the skills needed for effective sports leadership.