Key indicator 4: Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils Percentage of total allocation: 23% School focus with clarity on intended Funding Sustainability and suggested Actions to achieve: Evidence and impact: impact on pupils: allocated: next steps: £1800 Children able to cope with their Relax kids to be offered to Year 6 To run a Target and invite children ‘Relax kids’ session during curriculum time for some emotions in a more controlled way. pupils next year to help them who need support with their Improved attendance. through their SATs. of our more vulnerable pupils. emotional health. Children with increased self-esteem To offer a club after ‘Relax Kids’ and confidence. school. Children able to use techniques for calming and de-stressing. To use external coaches to £2000 Greater take up of after school clubs. provide extra curricular clubs in Book Premier Sports coaches TA Mr Dodson to help with clubs (over 65% of pupils involved in an for after school clubs on fencing, gymnastics and KS1 so that he could supervise in the after school club) Thursday and Tuesday. football. future. Extra swimming lessons provided Swimming for Year 4 in Spring £300 Vast majority of Year 6 pupils for Year 4 and those children in Teachers learning from the term. swimming by the end of primary Year 6 who are less confident swimming coach and taking own school (89%) swimmers. groups confidently. Extra swimming for Year 6 in Spring Term. Key indicator 5: Increased participation in competitive sport Percentage of total allocation: 2% School focus with clarity on intended Funding Sustainability and suggested Actions to achieve: Evidence and impact: impact on pupils: allocated: next steps: £100 Over 500 children in North Dorset Continue to give children the To provide trophies and Organise and host have taken part in a variety of opportunity to take part in medals & run inter-school Sherborne area football, sports hosted or organized by competitive sport in the local sport competitions between the football and Davison Abbey school. area. Sherborne Pyramid. Cup competition. Host netball and football competitions for Years 5&6 and Years3&4.
Key indicator 4: Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils Percentage of total allocation: 23% School focus with clarity on intended impact on pupils: Actions to achieve: Funding allocated: Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps: To run a ‘Relax kids’ session during curriculum time for some of our more vulnerable pupils. To offer a ‘Relax Kids’ club after school. To use external coaches to provide extra curricular clubs in fencing, gymnastics and KS1 football. Extra swimming lessons provided for Year 4 and those children in Year 6 who are less confident swimmers. Target and invite children who need support with their emotional health. Book Premier Sports coaches for after school clubs on Thursday and Tuesday. Swimming for Year 4 in Spring term. Extra swimming for Year 6 in Spring Term. £1800 £2000 £300 Children able to cope with their emotions in a more controlled way. Improved attendance. Children with increased self-esteem and confidence. Children able to use techniques for calming and de-stressing. Greater take up of after school clubs. (over 65% of pupils involved in an after school club) Vast majority of Year 6 pupils swimming by the end of primary school (89%) Relax kids to be offered to Year 6 pupils next year to help them through their SATs. TA Mr Dodson to help with clubs so that he could supervise in the future. Teachers learning from the swimming coach and taking own groups confidently. Key indicator 5: Increased participation in competitive sport Percentage of total allocation: 2% School focus with clarity on intended impact on pupils: Actions to achieve: Funding allocated: Evidence and impact: Sustainability and suggested next steps: To provide trophies and medals & run inter-school sport competitions between the Sherborne Pyramid. Organise and host Sherborne area football, football and Davison Cup competition. Host netball and football competitions for Years 5&6 and Years3&4. £100 Over 500 children in North Dorset have taken part in a variety of sports hosted or organized by Abbey school. Continue to give children the opportunity to take part in competitive sport in the local area.
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