PE Action Plan 2017-2018 Key indicator 1: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity Chief Medical Officer Percentage of allocation: – guidelines recommend that primary school children undertake at least 30 minutes of physical activity a 45% day in school School Focus Actions Funding Impact Sustainability and next steps To increase the engagement of Children’s fitness levels Children have become more For the summer term, a rota all pupils in regular physical were baselined in the physically active at will be set up to ensure all activity to meet the 30:30 target autumn term to be lunchtime under the children have fair access to a through lunchtimes and after compared to the summer guidance of the sports lunchtime club. school clubs. term. coaches who work with 30 Children were given a children (over two groups). questionnaire to find out KS2 have access to this which school clubs they wanted to participate in. facility twice a week and Introduced three lunchtime KS1 once a week. clubs and three after £4750 Whilst the main activities are school clubs to encourage going on, the coach watches participation. over other smaller activities Our sports coach has that have been set up to trained further play leaders to encourage physical encourage further active activity on all playgrounds. play (10 children). Train lunchtime supervisors From the children’s Next academic year, on how to engage children £750 questionnaires taken in the occurring more often will in physical activity whilst on autumn term, clubs have ensure higher participation. duty using a play ‘positive been offered to children to The clubs offered will be pack’. encourage a greater uptake Create playground storage planned around upcoming and purchase a wide range £850 which was an issue from the competitions to encourage of equipment for children to previous academic year. uptake and the opportunity to use during lunchtimes to Currently, 26% of children represent the school. promote active activity. have taken part in an after Healthy living week school club (18% foundation, 40% KS1 and 26% KS2).
PE Action Plan 2017-2018 Key indicator 1: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that primary school children undertake at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day in school Percentage of allocation: 45% School Focus Actions Funding Impact Sustainability and next steps To increase the engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity to meet the 30:30 target through lunchtimes and after school clubs. Children’s fitness levels were baselined in the autumn term to be compared to the summer term. Children were given a questionnaire to find out which school clubs they wanted to participate in. Introduced three lunchtime clubs and three after school clubs to encourage participation. Our sports coach has trained further play leaders to encourage physical activity on all playgrounds. Train lunchtime supervisors on how to engage children in physical activity whilst on duty using a ‘positive play pack’. Create playground storage and purchase a wide range of equipment for children to use during lunchtimes to promote active activity. Healthy living week £4750 £750 £850 Children have become more physically active at lunchtime under the guidance of the sports coaches who work with 30 children (over two groups). KS2 have access to this facility twice a week and KS1 once a week. Whilst the main activities are going on, the coach watches over other smaller activities that have been set up to encourage further active play (10 children). From the children’s questionnaires taken in the autumn term, clubs have been offered to children to encourage a greater uptake which was an issue from the previous academic year. Currently, 26% of children have taken part in an after school club (18% foundation, 40% KS1 and 26% KS2). For the summer term, a rota will be set up to ensure all children have fair access to a lunchtime club. Next academic year, occurring more often will ensure higher participation. The clubs offered will be planned around upcoming competitions to encourage uptake and the opportunity to represent the school.