Sports Premium
Please read the information below which gives details of our PE and Sport Premium Grant and how we allocate the funding
Rattlesden CE Primary Academy PE and Sport Premium 2021-22
At Rattlesden CE Primary Academy our aim is to enable all children to engage in quality PE lessons, where individuals are able to learn and develop new skills, challenge themselves and excel in ways that promote self-confidence alongside self-esteem. We encourage children to understand the importance of living healthy lives, making independent decisions that will promote a life of well-being and enrichment.
National Curriculum Programmes for Study for Key Stage 1 and 2 Purpose of study:
A high-quality physical education curriculum inspires all pupils to succeed and excel in competitive sport and other physically-demanding activities. It should provide opportunities for pupils to become physically confident in a way which supports their health and fitness. Opportunities to compete in sport and other activities build character and help to embed values such as fairness and respect.
Aims for pupils:
The funding for all schools is currently £16, 590 annually, plus an additional £10 per pupil.
The Educational Skills and Funding Agency (ESFA) sends their academies their PE and Sport premium funding in 2 separate payments. We receive:
How do we spend our Sports Premium Funding?
Three £60 afternoons initially during pandemic a week for a sports coach to come and team teach and train all of the class teachers in the school throughout the academic year: Totalling £7020
The overspend will be offset by previous year’s carry forward.
What effect does this have on pupils’ PE and sport participation and attainment?
Improved staff skill and understanding through the investment in Gipping Valley Sports Partnership and paying for a qualified coach to deliver team teaching, model best practice and assessment of pupils.
Children are more skilled in games and sports Improved standards. Positive attitudes to health and wellbeing. Adventurous activity is available.
Pupils have enjoyed increased participation in Gipping Valley Sports Partnership events as well as Thurston Partnership events. For example: Tag rugby, cross country running, dodgeball, sports hall athletics, gymnastics, rounders, football, netball, sports festival, swimming. Our pupils have also taken part in inclusive events for SEND pupils.
We offer a wide variety of sports clubs – both before and after school for all pupils. We offer the widest range of clubs than ever before and listen to parent and pupil views when choosing activities.
How will we ensure that these improvements are sustainable?
Teachers have weekly CPD through their work with the sports coach. We also have the opportunity for training in a particular area of the curriculum to add to our expertise.
Our school won the Participation Award for an exceptionally high level of involvement in clubs, competitions and events, including during school closure 2020-2021
Our School retains the Sports Quality Mark
We will continue with additional coaching for EYFS introduced during the pandemic to improve social skills and physical development.
We will continue to pay into the Gipping Valley Sports Partnership’s service and utilise the full package offered. This will enable our pupils to access a wide range of sporting activities and participate in competition with a range of schools and abilities of pupils.
We will continue to access clubs and resources for our all of pupils, including disabled and disadvantaged.
Yearly audits of our Sports Premium funding ensure good value for money and enable us to target key groups and areas for future investment.
Perimeter fencing will be replaced via SIF funding Autumn 2021
REVIEW DATE: September 2022
At Rattlesden CE Primary Academy our aim is to enable all children to engage in quality PE lessons, where individuals are able to learn and develop new skills, challenge themselves and excel in ways that promote self-confidence alongside self-esteem. We encourage children to understand the importance of living healthy lives, making independent decisions that will promote a life of well-being and enrichment.
National Curriculum Programmes for Study for Key Stage 1 and 2 Purpose of study:
A high-quality physical education curriculum inspires all pupils to succeed and excel in competitive sport and other physically-demanding activities. It should provide opportunities for pupils to become physically confident in a way which supports their health and fitness. Opportunities to compete in sport and other activities build character and help to embed values such as fairness and respect.
Aims for pupils:
- develop competence to excel in a broad range of physical activities
- are physically active for sustained periods of time
- engage in competitive sports and activities
- lead healthy, active lives
The funding for all schools is currently £16, 590 annually, plus an additional £10 per pupil.
The Educational Skills and Funding Agency (ESFA) sends their academies their PE and Sport premium funding in 2 separate payments. We receive:
- 7/12 of funding allocation on 1 November 2021
- 5/12 of funding on 1 May 2022
How do we spend our Sports Premium Funding?
- Membership of Gipping Valley and Thurston Sports Partnership – cost £575. - Gives you access to: Coordination of sports Partnership and staff
- Input at Liaison Meetings, Local PE meets Links with CSP’S, NGBS and external PE support.
- Weekly E news /updates
- Community Club Links
- Competitions- organisation, delivery and funding of venues. Staff etc
- School Games/Partnership Intra comps- Indoor athletics / Multi skills
- School Games /Partnership Inter Competitions
- Sports Festivals/ PE focus days- link work with local upper schools
- Alternative sports comps-Dodgeball and Handball etc
- National Sports week challenge and support
- School games mark Award –support
- Gifted and talented support
- Sports/Young Leaders / Playground buddies training /support
- Cross curricular / cultural opportunities ie resources
- Access Holiday Sports Camps /workshops
- Access to Programmes such as -
- Health and Wellbeing Programme –delivered during curriculum or as afterschool club in your schools.
- OAA/Adventure- Teambuilding, archery, orienteering,
- Ridesmart-Cycling skills and races delivered by coach and can bring bikes
- Alternative education programmes
- Sports clubs at reduced cost-(Other companies can charge up to £4
- per session.)
- Access to CPD
- Access to a range of Sports clubs at further reduced cost
- Access to Sports Equipment- Balls, Dance mats, rowers etc
- Free use of Mini bus (excluding fuel)
- Funding Bids-ie Yst combat and health programmes
- Free Change4life and Health-Target Group programmes
- Free Tasters/ Activity days/weeks/ Trips
- Free/ reduced CPD/courses-for staff / pupils
- Free National Sports week support
Three £60 afternoons initially during pandemic a week for a sports coach to come and team teach and train all of the class teachers in the school throughout the academic year: Totalling £7020
- Clubs subsidy: £600
- Coaches to sporting events: £500 (estimation)
- Keep Fit Club after school daily: £2,500
- Outdoor-learning/forest school/Activity training: £1,000
- Bikeability: £390
- EYFS gross motor skills development/additional coach support and teacher training: £2500
- Active lunchtime club – Monday and Wednesday: £2340
- Replacement of broken PE equipment including benches, gymnastics agility tables and mats: £7500
The overspend will be offset by previous year’s carry forward.
What effect does this have on pupils’ PE and sport participation and attainment?
Improved staff skill and understanding through the investment in Gipping Valley Sports Partnership and paying for a qualified coach to deliver team teaching, model best practice and assessment of pupils.
Children are more skilled in games and sports Improved standards. Positive attitudes to health and wellbeing. Adventurous activity is available.
Pupils have enjoyed increased participation in Gipping Valley Sports Partnership events as well as Thurston Partnership events. For example: Tag rugby, cross country running, dodgeball, sports hall athletics, gymnastics, rounders, football, netball, sports festival, swimming. Our pupils have also taken part in inclusive events for SEND pupils.
We offer a wide variety of sports clubs – both before and after school for all pupils. We offer the widest range of clubs than ever before and listen to parent and pupil views when choosing activities.
How will we ensure that these improvements are sustainable?
Teachers have weekly CPD through their work with the sports coach. We also have the opportunity for training in a particular area of the curriculum to add to our expertise.
Our school won the Participation Award for an exceptionally high level of involvement in clubs, competitions and events, including during school closure 2020-2021
Our School retains the Sports Quality Mark
We will continue with additional coaching for EYFS introduced during the pandemic to improve social skills and physical development.
We will continue to pay into the Gipping Valley Sports Partnership’s service and utilise the full package offered. This will enable our pupils to access a wide range of sporting activities and participate in competition with a range of schools and abilities of pupils.
We will continue to access clubs and resources for our all of pupils, including disabled and disadvantaged.
Yearly audits of our Sports Premium funding ensure good value for money and enable us to target key groups and areas for future investment.
Perimeter fencing will be replaced via SIF funding Autumn 2021
REVIEW DATE: September 2022
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