Sports Premium Report 2017-18 In April 2013, the Government announced new funding to improve the provision of Physical Education (PE) and Sport in primary schools. Every Primary school receives a block amount plus an additional sum based on the number of pupils on roll. The money must be spent on improving current provision and providing sustainable PE and Sport. Schools are free to determine how best to use the funding but must work towards: – improving the quality and breadth of PE and sport provision (both in the curriculum and extra curriculum) increasing participation in PE and sport so that all pupils have an – opportunity to take part developing healthy lifestyles and reach the performance levels – they are capable of The PE Premium Funding provides an excellent opportunity for the school to further improve its PE provision. Intended spend 2017-18 received - £8,880 number of pupils on roll 233 Summary of grant spending 2017/18 Objective Activity Cost Intended impact To extend the sporting To purchase £2150 Children will experience opportunities of our sports equipment a variety of different children for the teaching of sporting activities such PE and after as archery, volley ball, school clubs badminton and archery To take part in local Pupils to be £1800 To enter local sporting competitions entered into inter competitions such as To make links with school netball, rugby and other schools competitions such cricket. as netball, To expose children to football, cricket competitive sport. and tag rugby To encourage sportsman To take part in like behaviours. competitions on To encourage children to other school sites support each other in a positive way Celebrating PE success Children to £300 Children will be receive motivated to take part in certificate/ sporting activities. trophies for
Sports Premium Report 2017-18 In April 2013, the Government announced new funding to improve the provision of Physical Education (PE) and Sport in primary schools. Every Primary school receives a block amount plus an additional sum based on the number of pupils on roll. The money must be spent on improving current provision and providing sustainable PE and Sport. Schools are free to determine how best to use the funding but must work towards: – improving the quality and breadth of PE and sport provision (both in the curriculum and extra curriculum) – increasing participation in PE and sport so that all pupils have an opportunity to take part – developing healthy lifestyles and reach the performance levels they are capable of The PE Premium Funding provides an excellent opportunity for the school to further improve its PE provision. Intended spend 2017-18 received - £8,880 number of pupils on roll 233 Summary of grant spending 2017/18 Objective Activity Cost Intended impact To extend the sporting opportunities of our children To purchase sports equipment for the teaching of PE and after school clubs £2150 Children will experience a variety of different sporting activities such as archery, volley ball, badminton and archery To take part in local sporting competitions To make links with other schools Pupils to be entered into inter school competitions such as netball, football, cricket and tag rugby To take part in competitions on other school sites £1800 To enter local competitions such as netball, rugby and cricket. To expose children to competitive sport. To encourage sportsman like behaviours. To encourage children to support each other in a positive way Celebrating PE success Children to receive certificate/ trophies for £300 Children will be motivated to take part in sporting activities.
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