Pupil Premium and Sports Premium

Planned Spend

Cost

Success Criteria

Impact

Key Indicators

Education Enterprise SSP

Competition Package

£ 1500

Middleton in Teesdale – Competition Package which gives us access to:

Provide the children with a broader range of sports and activities offered to them. To play at a competitive level against other schools. This also gives the children the chance to qualify for county finals.

Competitions included:

Netball

Cross Country

Football (girls)

Football (boys)

Tri-golf

Athletics

All children have experienced a variety of different sports activities, developing, confidence and interests.

Children had the opportunity to play against other children (schools) at intra and inter level, with the opportunity to compete in county finals.

Key indicator 5

Festivals

£900

All pupils to have the opportunity to experience a range of sporting opportunities and to develop skills in these sports further. They are able to learn and consolidate these through practice.

Children improve, progress and gain confidence in a range of sporting skills.

Identify children who need support and further challenge.

Key indicator 4

Central venue leagues

£ 300

Promote the profile of sports. To provide children with the experience of competitive events outside of school.

Children to work as a team and show sportsmanship.

This has given children who are less confident and least active to attend exciting, varied and a new range of activities through the school sport partnership.

This has given the children the opportunity to develop social skills, leadership and communication outside of school.

Increased pupil awareness of opportunities available in the community - improved physical, technical, tactical and mental understanding of a range of sports.

The children have also developed wider life skills which build on from the PE lessons, i.e. communication, teamwork, fair play and leadership, and coaches have the opportunity to signpost the children to any community sessions in our area.

Key indicator 5

P.E. Sports coach

£5720

To raise the quality of learning and teaching in P.E. and school sport by providing support to deliver broad, balanced and inclusive sport.

To enable qualified coaches to deliver the PE curriculum, to increasingly involve school staff supporting lessons - to increase their confidence in delivery of the subject.

Purchase quality assured resources to support teachers and support staff.

Subject Leader to attend relevant sport conferences and network meetings to gain relevant information.

Coach has provided the children with new activities, increased the children’s skills and was able to address any misconceptions or take progression further when required.

This has enabled continued progression of all pupils during curriculum PE lessons. Staff are more confident at ensuring all need is covered and therefore there is a more inclusive curriculum which inspires and engages all pupils.

Curriculum provision has been developed through new ideas incorporated to motivate the children.

As a result of high-quality teaching, more children have had the skills and the confidence to take part in sporting events.

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Key indicator 3

Lunchtime playground leaders and afterschool club

£6160

Encourage children to participate in a range of sporting activities. Improve social skills.

Children to increase physical activity.

Pupil voice.

Children to gain confidence to promote/deliver sport and include everyone during breaktimes.

Children have improved skills in a range of areas.

Children are more activate at breaktime and afterschool.

Key indicator 1

Key indicator 4

CPD

£320

PE twilight training sessions delivered by Sports Specialists.

Combine practical instruction with support materials to increase teacher confidence and a legacy of skill.

Teachers are skilled in delivering

sport and the wider themes of

healthy lifestyles, physical activity

and wellbeing.

A series of CPD for staff has ensured that all are able to teach sport with confidence across all ages.

Key indicator 3

Swimming

£1600

• Children attend weekly swimming lessons to swim confidently, competently and safely.

Most children leave year 6 able to swim.

Equipment and Resources

£200

A range of resources available. P.E. equipment to be used at break and lunch time to engage and motivate children to play games and keep fit. Behaviour on the playground to improve.

A wide range of PE equipment has been purchased this year to deliver the PE curriculum effectively.

Play leaders ensure trolley is available every break and lunchtime, giving the children the opportunity to play, improve their social skills/behaviour, keep fit and take responsibility for equipment.

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Key indicator 4

Total Cost

£16,700