PE and Sport Premium | Wickham Market Community Primary School

PE and Sport Premium

As a school we value the importance of keeping our children active and recognise the contribution it has to both health and well-being. Therefore, at Wickham Market Primary School we ensure our children are receiving effective teaching of a high quality PE curriculum. PE also clearly contributes to our children building character skills such as: teamwork, fair play and respect for themselves and others. There is an abundance of evidence that show the positive effects sport and exercise have on children’s physical health, growth and development.

Sustaining Improvements

Working alongside our PE provider - Xtratime sports development and coaching - we are able to ensure that staff are continually supported by professional PE coaches in delivering our high quality curriculum. Our assessment system enables us to track our children's progress and to nurture young sports people. Frequent monitoring of PE lessons by the PE lead and the Senior leadership team highlight areas for growth and development across he curriculum.

PEG Funding 2022 2023

Wickham Market PEG Funding and Impact report 2021-2022

Wickham Market Primary PEG funding provisions and impact report 2019-20

Sports Premium 2017-18 Planned spend and impact.

This year the school will receive £17340 from central government to develop sport and physical activity in the school.

Aim	Amount	Target area	Impact
Increasing provision	21000	Engaging more children in additional PE during lunchtimes especially over winter months to encourage them to stay active. (Play Leader)	Children more active during break and lunch.
Increasing Provision	£3500	Extended swimming offer to all pupils in years 1 and 3. One and half terms each.	Improvement in number of children who are confident swimmers by Year 5
Widening opportunities	£700	To facilitate the cross academy sports offer that enables more pupils to engage in competitive sport
Increasing Provision	£1000	After school clubs to introduce children to new sports and encourage more participation, particularly in KS1.	Greater participation in after school sport clubs
Widening opportunities	£650	Provide increased opportunities for children to take part in local pyramid competition.
Minibus	£200	To provide transport to pyramid and Academy events.
Consumables	£500	Replace footballs, tennis balls and other equipment.
PE conference	£300	Develop PE teaching across the school.
Gym equipment	£2500	Develop gymnastics club for KS1 and KS2
Daily Physical activity for all pupils	£500	Fitter Future - short sessions can be used in class everyday. Available at home with parents.
Upskill Staff	£1500	CPD course for staff. Provide resources to be used across the school and more confident teachers of PE

Sports Premium 2016/17

Aim	Amount	Target area	Impact
Development and training	£850	Developing confidence of staff teaching PE by having sports coach in to observe and work with. Plan will be provided for future use.	Sports coach worked with KS1 to develop Teacher confidence. Staff involved have since left school but helped upskill NQT who was in role last year.
Increasing provision	£1000	Engaging more children in additional PE during lunchtimes especially over winter months to encourage them to stay active.	Big increase in participation in sporting activities in school. Lunch clubs well attended throughout the year.
Increasing Provision	£2000	Extended swimming offer to all pupils in years 1 and 3, 4 ½ hours of swimming tuition.	Children enjoyed the opportunity to go swimming. Impact of this should be clear over next few years as Year 5 children are more confident when they attend swimming lessons. Good progress made by yr 1/3 – target ALL children to swim by end of KS2.
Widening opportunities	£700 approx	To facilitate the cross academy sports offer that enables more pupils to engage in competitive sport	Big increase in participation in competitive sports. Impact starting to be seen in HSSSP.
Increasing Provision	£2000	After school clubs to introduce children to new sports and encourage more participation, particularly in KS1.	Increased level of participation of KS1 children (particularly through Judo and football)
Widening opportunities	£1330	Providing Yoga classes to children to focus on developing balance and strength as well as the ability to concentrate	Impact seen in classes and behaviour.
Widening opportunities	£650	Provide increased opportunities for children to take part in local pyramid competition.	WMPS took part in its highest number of sporting events so far (since I joined) and due to be beaten next year 2016/17.