Swimming

For 2024 Year 6 swimming information: 94% of Year 6 children can swim at least 25 metres, are able to proficiently swim at least 2 different strokes and have had training with life-saving skills

PE Funding

All schools are in receipt of Primary PE School Funding.

This funding is being used to improve PE and Sports Provision in our school.

Our Intended Outcomes

• To increase and improve the quality and breadth of PE and sport provision.
• To increase participation in PE and sport so that all pupils develop healthy lifestyles and improve their performance levels.
• To promote positive attitudes towards healthy and active lifestyles, reducing child hood obesity.
• To increase the PE skills of all pupils to achieve secondary readiness.
• To ensure that each child has the opportunity to participate in competitive sport.
• To create a detailed PE Development plan with short and long term targets that enables all pupils to progress and achieve.
• To increase the opportunities of pupils during lunch and play and after school.
• To provide better and a wider range of equipment for children to use in PE and at play.

The impact of this funding will be measured through

• Pupil perception questionnaires measuring the interest of children in different areas of the PE curriculum and feedback from the school council.
• Direct feedback by teachers on the quality of support offered by the specialist coaches
• Feedback from the specialist teachers to the Principal on the level of engagement by teachers
• The increase in the number of children engaging in inter school sporting activities
• The school receiving a ‘kite mark’ or award for the delivery of high quality PE and sport.

Sports premium spending arrangements Plan

The school will receive Funding for 2024 to 2025

• Schools with 16 or fewer eligible pupils receive £1,000 per pupil.
• Schools with 17 or more eligible pupils receive £16,000 and an additional payment of £10 per pupil.