Read 2019-20 Report.pdf

Schools must use the Primary PE and Sport Premium funding to improve the quality of Physical Education, Sport, and Physical Activity (PESPA) offered. The funding should be used to develop or add to existing PESPA activities, build capacity and capability within the school, and ensure sustainable improvements. Schools are required to publish details of how they spend the funding and its impact on pupils' PE and sport participation and attainment by the end of the summer term or by July 31st. The funding can be used to provide additional provision for swimming, but this must be for activity over and above the national curriculum requirements.

Key achievements to date include:
- Whole school expansion on 'Real PE'
- Investment in CPD to impact staff confidence and children's enjoyment
- A range of clubs (Football, Basketball, Athletics, cricket, tag rugby)
- Entry into external sporting events
- Purchase of new equipment (Table Tennis Tables, Netball posts)
- Opportunities for all children to participate in external sport events
- Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety

The school has allocated £19,320 for the Academic Year 2019/20, with a total spend of £27,575. Key indicator 1 focuses on the engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity, with 24% of the total allocation dedicated to this area. Actions to achieve this include:
- All children completing the Daily Mile weekly
- Introduction of a wider variety of equipment on the playground
- Skipping rope challenge
- Introduction of Table Tennis as a sport
- Allocation of £5000, £500, and £1,075.28 for these activities

Evidence and impact of these actions include:
- Increased engagement in physical activity
- Improved hand-eye coordination and techniques
- Opportunities for cross-curricular links and competitions
- Sustainability through ownership of equipment and potential for future events and leagues.