Actions taken

Impact on learning

Cost

Dedicated PE team consisting of one member of senior leadership team and one sports coordinator

Organisation of competition entry-Continued increase to quantity of competitive sports entered and improved level of competition:

• 111 children involved in external competitions (2% increase from 106 in 2015-16)
• 28 level 2 and above competitions entered (increase from 27 in 2015- 16)
• Level 3 reached in the maximum competitions allowed in 8 different areas (same as 2015-16)

Inter-class competitions-Increased participation in competitive sport.  Increased enjoyment for less enthusiastic pupils and awareness of effects of physical activity on health:

• All children were given the opportunity to take part in an interclass football tournament.
• Javelin competition for year 6 took place and all children participated.
• 355 out of 355 children took part in the interclass howler throw competition.
• 355 out of 355 children took part in the interclass skipping competition.

£2810

Training:

• PE coordinator
• Other members of teaching staff

Less experienced staff continue to be supported in delivery of PE lessons by more experienced member of staff and coaches from local clubs including gymnastics, cricket, football, rugby and hockey. 100% of teachers stated in teacher questionnaire that their confidence had improved in the teaching of these lessons. Developed staff confidence in delivering all areas of the PE curriculum

£1250

Supply cover to enable:

• Staff to attend training courses
• Most appropriate staff to accompany children to competitions
• PE team to organise intra-school competitions
• PE team to provide training before competitions
• PE coordinator to monitor PE lessons

Experts used within school so that teams can be accompanied by the most knowledgeable member of staff-Increased success in competitive sport.

More competitions entered (See above)

Inter-class competitions (See above).

Teams provided with training before attending events (See above)-Challenging our most able sportsmen/women. 111 children involved in external competitions, an increase of 2% from 106 in 2015- 16.

51 children across the school competing at higher levels outside of school.

£2300

Provision of additional clubs; inclusive of club membership for less socially advantaged children

A wide range of clubs on offer, including less traditional sports such as Bollywood dance-Increased participation in alternative sporting activities.

ALL children given opportunities to attend after school clubs.

231 children attended a sporting after school club in 2016- 17, an increase of 5% on 2014-15.

£1000

Qualified coaching to work alongside teachers (currently sourcing most FOC from local clubs)

Qualified coaches from local clubs used in Football, Rugby, Hockey and Cricket lessons, who have then promoted their clubs to the children. 272 children now take part in a regular sporting activity outside of school in 2016- 17, an increase of 4% on the previous academic year.

Teacher’s subject knowledge and confidence increased. 100% of teachers stated in teacher questionnaire that their confidence had improved in the teaching of lessons as a result of external coaching. Developed staff confidence in delivering all areas of the PE curriculum

Children introduced to wider range of coaching approaches.

Local basketball, tennis, athletics and cricket coaches used to help provide training for County Games Challenging our most able sportsmen/women.

Basketball: 5th position

Tennis: 5th position

Quad kids: 4th position

Cricket : Semi finalists

£500

Competition entry

Increased participation in competitive sport (see above)

£250

Membership of Basingstoke Schools partnership

Professional development for PE subject leader.

£600

Resources -  both for PE and active lunchtimes

- Wider variety of activities available at break times and lunchtimes.

-Basketball court now available

-Current equipment updated.

Play leader training delivered to train 10 children now responsible for delivering activities during lunchtime.

Equipment for use training for competitions purchased.

£1080

Total Sports premium received

£9790