PE and Sport Premium Funding
Our PE and Sport Premium funding has allowed us to enhance physical education, competitive sports, and extracurricular opportunities. We collaborate with other schools and the local government association to share best practices and access resources for effective PE and sport premium reporting. Below is an overview of our funding allocation and impact.
Funding Breakdown
Funding Received: £16,360
| Key Areas of Spending | Investment |
|---|---|
| Sports coaching | £4,758 |
| Sports coaching and Bikeability | £6,500 |
| Outdoor activities (canoeing, rock climbing, archery) | £5,102 |
Impact on Pupils
- Skill Development:
- Pupils developed a wide range of physical skills through structured sports coaching.
- Pupils learned to ride two-wheel bikes, with some mastering safe road cycling.
- Increased Participation:
- All pupils were involved in sports activities, ensuring inclusive physical education.
- Confidence and Achievement:
- Pupils participated in competitive events like the pentathlon, winning awards and boosting self-esteem.
- Rock climbing helped pupils build confidence as they reached challenging goals.
- New Experiences:
- Pupils were introduced to alternative and adventurous activities such as canoeing, rock climbing, and archery.
- Cross-Curricular Learning:
- Phonics was integrated into physical activity (e.g., during canoeing), supporting academic development alongside physical education.
- Enjoyment and Engagement:
- Outdoor and alternative sports were highly engaging, helping pupils enjoy PE and stay active.
Year 6 Swimming Competency
| Swimming Skill | % of Pupils Who Met the Requirement |
|---|---|
| Swim 25m | 50% |
| Use a range of strokes | 50% |
| Perform safe self-rescue | 50% |