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Sports Premium

Primary PE and Sports Premium - Impact Report 22-23

Primary PE and Sports Premium - Impact Report 21-22

Primary PE and Sports Premium - Impact Report 20-21

Sports premium spending 2019/20

Sports Premium Expenditure: 2018/19

 

WHAT IS ‘PE AND SPORT PREMIUM’ FUNDING?

Primary PE and Sport Premium is an initiative that aims to help increase and improve the PE and sporting opportunities for children. It was first provided in the 2013/14 academic year and the current government has pledged to continue this funding until 2020.

 

PE and Sport Premium funding is provided jointly by the Department for Education, the Department for Health and Culture and the Department for Media and Sport. It has been allocated to primary school Head Teachers and is ring-fenced, meaning that it can only be spent on the provision of PE and sport in schools.

 

The Government believes that head Teachers and school leaders should decide how to use the funding for PE and Sports in school. They are held accountable for the decisions they make through:

 

  • The performance outcomes of all pupils compared with their peers

  • The Ofsted inspection framework, under which inspectors focus on the attainment of pupil groups, in particular in those areas where specific funding has been provided

  • The reports that schools are required to publish online for Parents

 

All primary schools receive a lump sum of £16,000 plus £10 per pupil aged 5 or over on roll. Here at William Gladstone, we aim is to use the funding effectively to ensure that standards of learning and achievement in PE and Sports are raised, with all children, regardless of their background, engaging in physical activity as part of the curriculum and extra-curricular provision.

Sport Premium Strategy Statement 2018/19

Sport Premium Allocation 17/18

Our sport premium allocation for this academic year is estimated at £20,100.00.

      Specialist PE provider, Lucy Napthine, works alongside the teaching teams in all classes, providing advice and guidance on the planning and delivery of quality-first PE sessions.

  • Swimming provision for Year 3/4, in the form of one of the three classes attending each term.

  • Bought into the Newark and Districts Sports Association for our participation in the inter-school competition calendar.

  • Resourcing for and transport to inter-school competitions.

William Gladstone CofE Primary Academy has a long history of committed involvement to wider opportunities in the sporting arena. Already this term we have taken part in Football, Tag-Rugby, Hockey and Netball matches, with many more tournaments and matches planned.

These have included qualifying for the district finals in Tag-Rugby this week and winning all three Netball league matches so far this season!

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