Christ Church C of E (C) Primary School

To provide children with equipment to use during playtime and lunchtime within the limited bubble space, encouraging play and fitness

PE leader and lunchtime leader to research appropriate resources and collate pupil voice. 

For this equipment to be purchased. 

Children have activates to engage them and encourage movement during break and lunchtime within their bubble area.

Cost: £2112.60

To provide specialist equipment to support teaching and learning in all year groups in line with coverage of skills taken from the National Curriculum

Equipment to support the teaching of PE – balls, rugby sets, orienteering kits, agility sets, boccia sets and new netball posts to ensure access to Netball across the key stages (posts are adjustable)is purchased. 

Lessons observed to ensure that the equipment is used effectively.

Support given to individual staff members where necessary. 

Children have the relevant equipment so that they are able to fully access the coverage of skills within the National Curriculum.

Cost: 1951.50

To provide the children with the opportunity to be exposed to new and different sports (which would have been previously covered in extra curricular opportunities) within PE lesson. 

Larger sets of equipment (e.g. Short-golf teaching pack and an archery set) will give children access to new sports that they would have done if extra-curricular sport was taking place – these can be used to enhance experiences in PE lesson. 

Teachers will be provided with information about the teaching of these sports to support T & L.

The children continue to be exposed to new and different sports.

Cost: £1573

To use an external, specialist company to provide support for teachers in areas of the PE curriculum that they feel they need extra guidance with, up-skilling our teaching staff and ensure children make progress and have a good experience of PE

To take place in the Spring and Summer term (COVID dependant).

To complete staff voice to find out the areas of need and direct the extra guidance towards this area of PE

To timetable when the support will happen.

The children will receive high quality  T &L from all staff members and make good progress in PE

Cost: £4442

To use an external, specialist company to provide extra-curricular clubs so that the children are provided with a broad experience sports that they can access.

To take place in the Spring and Summer term (COVID dependant).

To complete pupil voice to find out which sports the children enjoy and would like more opportunities to be further exposed to. 

To work with the external company so that the children are exposed to these sports.

Children across the school receive further opportunities to take part in sports outside their PE and games lessons. 

Children's skills and fitness are supported and developed.

Cost: £4200

To provide the children with a suitable Sports kit for when inter-school competition begin to take place again, providing sports teams with kit to give them further pride in representing school.

To order a chosen sports kit for the children to use when inter-school competitions resume again. 

Children are provided with a suitable kit

Children take pride in representing their school and being part of a team. 

Cost: £800

To provide transport for children to and from inter-school competitions.

To find a company who are able to provide suitable transport to sporting events. 

All children are able to attend and take part in sporting events. 

Cost: £500 (approx.)

To purchase and install multi-sensory playground equipment, offering an even wider range of playground equipment, focussed on the development of fine and gross motor skills.

To research equipment which links to and supports the school’s PE key skills document, focusing on co-ordination, balance and agility.

Obtain 3 quotes for best value. 

To decide which company to go with and agree installation dates for this. 

Children are provided with further opportunities to develop and enhance their fine and gross motor skills in both lessons and playtime. 

Cost:£7000

Impact

Staff to identify areas of the curriculum they may need support in through use of an audit.

Focussed curriculum support then delivered by Progressive Sports to ensure the up-skilling of teachers and the progress of the children in their class.

Support given to Year 2 and Year 3 in the teaching of gymnastics and dance

 Staff feedback - positively impacted on their teaching - giving them more confidence and greater skill set in the teaching of gymnastics and dance.

£1828.50

Quotes to be obtained for a running track to ensure Marathon Kids can continue to be effective year round and also for a shelter which will allow games lessons to take place in adverse weather

After quotes were analysed, Pentagon Play were employed to carry out the building of these facilities.

A shelter is now built to be used in adverse weather for PE lessons and to provide sun and rain shelter for outdoor activities.

A running track has been installed to ensure year long access to Marathon Kids to maintain children's fitness levels,

Running track - £14,400

Shelter - £10,000

To ensure all children have access to relevant PE equipment to support the teaching in PE lessons and extra-curricular sport.

PE equipment order to be carried out and then necessary equipment ordered.

PE equipment ordered to meet needs of school

 £410

Progressive Sports used to deliver clubs in school through specialised teaching - giving children experiences of sports they may not usually get.

Taxi companies used to ensure all children selected for inter-school competition can attend.

After school/lunch/wrap around care clubs have been delivered. Feedback from children has been very positive in that they have experienced sports they may not usually have the opportunity to do and also sports they can't access outside of school due to other commitments.

All children selected for inter-school competition have been able to attend even when they may not have had their own transport.

Extra-curricular clubs - £2,124

Transport - £454

 Inspections of resources and facilities to take place to ensure they meet Health and Safety expectations and are fit for purpose.

 Repairs and inspection - £740.43

Intent

Implementation

Impact

To ensure the teaching of PE in school is of a high standard and children make progress in regards their year group key skills

Staff to identify areas of the curriculum they may need support in through use of an audit.

Focussed curriculum support then delivered by Progressive Sports to ensure the up-skilling of teachers and the progress of the children in their class

Costings - £5565 for 35 weeks of support across the year.

Questionnaires to be completed by staff to assess their progress in understanding and monitoring of the children who have been involved to assess progress made.

To ensure all children in school have access to modern, useful facilities that contribute to PE lessons and extra-curricular sport.

Quotes to be obtained for a running track to ensure Marathon Kids can continue to be effective year round and also for a shelter which will allow games lessons to take place in adverse weather.

Assessed when final quotes are obtained. 

Current quotes -  £14,400 on running track and £5000 towards the shelter.

Impact to be assessed through effectiveness and usage through the year – marathon kid’s results and the continuing of games through winter months.

The running track will provide an excellent facility that can be used in all weathers and year round to allow Marathon Kids to take place – a fitness scheme aimed at raising fitness levels and targeting childhood obesity. This running track will also provide an excellent resource for Sports Day.

The shelter will allow curriculum games lessons to take place during winter months when otherwise they may have been cancelled. Children should never miss PE lessons; they are of great importance to children’s physical development and activity levels. The shelter will allow games to take place in winter months and even provide shaded conditions for sports to take place during the summer.

To ensure all children have access to relevant PE equipment to support the teaching in PE lessons and extra-curricular sport.

PE equipment order to be carried out and then necessary equipment ordered.

Costings to be added when equipment ordered.

Another audit to be carried out later in the year to assess whether the equipment is used and if it is helpful

To ensure Health and Fitness is given importance within school

Investgate the possibility of health and fitness programmes that would be useful for Christ Church children

Impact assessed later in year

Summer 

 Focus

Action 

 Money Spent/review

Summer

Comparison made between running track quotes and shelter quotes before meeting with JP and TB to discuss how to proceed

Ongoing in finding quotes for a shelter

Quotes for shelter to be obtained

New sports kit

ST to contact ‘Goodies’ to obtain quotes for sports sweatshirts, polo shirts and football kit

Quote to be obtained

Due to money spent on running track and shelter – sports kit moved to next year - possibility of fund raising next year

Transports to Staffordshire games

Coach company contacted to arrange transport to Staffs games where we have 3 cross country teams competing

£350

Team Rubicon enrichment days

Skateboarding and scootering workshops

£300 – moved to next year as money spent elsewhere

Staffs games

ST to attend games

Premium money spent on teacher cover

Increase the extra-curricular competition to include a wider variety of competition

ST was going to contact Bliss group to set up a mini-league; however, he has managed to negotiate inclusion within a Burntwood schools mini-league

Continued extra-curricular sport for next year – meeting taking place on 24/6/19 to organize provision for next year

Autumn

Focus

Action

Money spent/review

Purchase equipment

Audit existing equipment and order. Keep in mind potential clubs during the year and the equipment that will be needed to support these clubs

£1000 – updated through the school year - completed

Continue to offer a wide range of after school clubs

To use Progressive Sports to offer 2 after school clubs weekly.

ST – football/cross country club

CC – Netball club

£600 per month - completed

Participate in inter school competition

Enter sporting competition linked to after school clubs

ST and AMB to attend all events

 A wide range of inter-school sport competition has been participated in, e.g. football, netball, handball

Improve facilities in school

Investigate the possibility of a running track around the school field – ST to obtain quotes. Purpose is to allow year long access to Marathon Kids.

Quotes also to be obtained for a shelter for the playground

TBC - ongoing

Relaunch Marathon Kids

Marathon kids to be relaunched around October Half term

Continuation from last year

Network within Bliss group

To further links within the Bliss group to PE   - discussion of PE funding and how to have best impact on school

Playground leaders

Children to attend Playground leaders course and then implement their learning at school to train other children – impact would be to improve playtime and lunchtime organisation.

 Playground leaders are used to run games during lunchtimes and support children when playing

Transport to sporting events

Money to be used for Taxis/Mini buses/Coaches to ensure all sporting events can be attended

£500 – ongoing through school year - used in Summer term for the Staffs games

Autumn

Focus

Action

Money spent/review

Improve performance in inter-school sport

·         Use Aspire coaches to provide focussed, competition driven after school clubs. These will change throughout the year to match any up-coming competition.

·         To employ Joseph Czechowski to work similarly to Aspire coaches to provide focussed training after and in school time to prepare children for after school competition.

£3570 full year – paid monthly throughout the year for 2 weekly after school clubs

£3,148 until March

Improve provision in school with specific sporting equipment purchased.

·         To order equipment with the purpose of supporting the after school clubs that will be provided throughout the year so these clubs can continue after Aspire coaches have finished. JC to continue these clubs at lunchtimes and after school.

·         Order bikes for early years

£1000 - updated through school year.

Ensure children can attend competition

·         Money to be set aside for transport for children to events, e.g. taxi/coach

£500 – ongoing through school year

Update key skills document related to PE

·         Streamline PE skills to focus on acquisition of skills, decision making and evaluation of performance to ensure children’s physical development is tracked throughout the time at school

ST to share skills in curriculum groups

Improve the facilities for children at school

·         Money made available for Trim Trail improvements

·         Money made available for shelter on playground.

Any further spending on facilities subject to quotes.

Spring

Allow children to widen their range of sports experienced

·         Use Aspire coaches to provide 2 enrichment days where a wide variety of sports are provided

£600

To re-do Trim Trail in order to enrich lunchtimes for children

·         Money use to pay for trim trail equipment – can also be used within PE lessons

£4837.30

To begin the Marathon Kids programme in school

·         To run Marathon Kids (children run 3 marathons over the course of a year.

·         To be used in conjunction with Health and Fitness

£600 to cover start of programme and additional equipment

To run an intra-school mixed sport tournament over the course of a week

·         In new houses (ST and AMC to devise), children compete in a range of mixed sport intra school competitions with rewards (medals) at the end. Use ASPIRE to help facilitate this

£600

To ensure children attend sporting events

·         Money to be set aside for transport for children to events, e.g. taxi/coach

£500 – ongoing through school year

Summer

Health and Fitness week

·         Run a formal health and fitness week in school. Include provision from within and out of school as well as working in conjunction with DT and Science to have a healthy eating focus.

£800

Fitness tests

·         Children to complete baseline fitness test. This will measure the children’s fitness levels against a national average.

·         Children will then be tested again before the end of Summer Term.

·         In between, children will run a marathon through Marathon Kids.

·         Progress in their fitness should be seen between pre and post tests and data should show how this intervention (marathon) has had an impact on the children

£1000

Marathon Kids

·         Launch of Marathon Kids has been successful. Children need to run 6 laps (1.2km) daily to complete their marathon in the time available till the end of term.

Launch a success and children have increased base fitness level

Intra-school tournament

·         In progress of being planned. Children to compete in their new house teams in a series of different sports to earn points for their house team.

·         Data possibly to be show on Spreadsheet created by ST

·         Football, basketball, rounders, running and throwing events, multi-skills

·         Allow new house teams to receive boost and credence

Children competed in houses in a number of different intra school sports – feedback was positive and something I will look to continue next year

Inter-school competition

·         Children continue to compete in inter-school competition – see below

How we will spend the money 2015/16 and 2016/17

 1. Carry out a pupil voice questionnaire with children across school to assess what children enjoy and then to use this information to adapt the curriculum.

 A greater understanding of the value and

impact of PE in our school and for our pupils

 2. To ensure that all staff have access

to purchased lesson plans

All PE teaching is consistent and linked to

the National Curriculum 

NA

(previous year

spend) 

 3.  To carry out an equipment audit

and that there is the necessary equipment

available for the requirements of the National Curriculum

 4. To order the necessary equipment needed in light of the equipment audit

available for the requirements of the National Curriculum

 5. To use ASPIRE coaching company to provide two extra-curricular clubs per week

 The children have access to new sports and a wide

range of extra-curricular activities

 6. To re-establish playground leaders

from Year 6/5 to organise and run games

during lunchtimes

 All children have more opportunities to

participate in physical activities outside PE and games lessons

 7. To carry out pupil voice to assess

the curriculum and adapt.

 A greater understanding of the value of PE

in school from our pupils

 £10,000

(supported also by SA funds)

 £5000

(supported also by other school funding)

 NA

 £1500

 TBC

 13. To enquire about starting breakfast and lunchtime sports clubs (this is now taking place

Autumn 2016 and Spring 2017)

 £860

 14. To use a sport coaches to team teach alongside teachers in school

(Autumn 2016 and Spring term 2017)

 £3000

Action

Impact

Funding

£571 from Progressive Sports

2. To renew membership with the Youth Sports trust

CPD opportunities and resource for staff ensured high quality PE and games lesson

£300 annual cost

3. To raise the profile of PE in school through a reward system with children’s PE and games achievements will be recognised and rewarded

The profile of PE was raised in school (pupil questionnaire evidence)

£22 for rewards

£2000 for resources

5. To ensure that all children participate in PE and games lessons

Children were provided with suitable kit and so  able to take part in lessons

20 kits provided as surplus from order

£500 for 30 T-shirts for playground leaders

7. To provide more opportunities for children to participate in sport outside of the classroom

Two visits to Aston Villa Football club took place for years 3, 4, 5 and 6.

£1000 transport costs

£600 estimate

£600 estimate

10. To provide children with more opportunities to participate in sports not delivered in the curriculum

Children tried a wider variety of sporting activities

£3000 for sports coaches combined with CPD

£3000 for sports coaches combined with extra curricular support

 £850 – Red Logo t-shirts and hoodies

 Estimate of daily cost - £225-£300

 £2,400 - effectiveness to then be reviewed