PE and Sport Premium expenditure:

Coughton C of E Primary

Report to Parents: 2017/18 (September ’17 to July ’18)

Our Vision for PE and Sport At Coughton C of E Primary we know that P.E. and Sport plays an important role in the development of our children. P.E. and Sport lead to improved fitness, health and well-being, concentration, attitude and academic achievement. Through P.E and Sport, children can also develop Coughton’s values of: Trust, Service, Thankfulness, Forgiveness, Compassion, Courage. We aim to encourage a lifetime love of sport and keeping fit and encourage children to be the best that they can be. How do we encourage a love of P.E and Sport at our school? We enter into sports competitions, galas and tournaments. We aim to enter into a wide range of sports to encourage different children and abilities to be active and keep fit. We take part in, multi skills, indoor and outdoor athletics competitions, rounders, cricket, netball, football, rugby and swimming galas. This year we are holding our own swimming gala at the Cheltenham Lido. To encourage a love of sport for enjoyment and competition, we strive to provide opportunities throughout the year. What is the Sports Premium? The Government is providing funding of £150 million per annum from 2014/15 and beyond to improve provision of physical education (P.E.) and sport in primary schools. This funding is being jointly provided by the Department for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sports, and will be allocated to primary school head teachers to spend on improving the quality of sport and P.E. for all their children. The sports funding can only be spent on sport and P.E. provision in schools. Funding will be calculated by reference to the number of primary-aged pupils (between the ages of 5 and 11), as recorded in the annual schools census. How is the Sports Premium used at Coughton C of E Primary School? The Sports Premium will be spent in such a way that it has a direct and sustained improvement on sports provision in the school, not only for the current pupils of the school but also for future pupils. Listed in the grid below are the projects that are being funded by the Sports Premium for this academic year.

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Record of the PE and Sport Funding spending by item/project 2017/18

Amount of Sport Premium Received: £17,280

Below is a breakdown of how this money is being spent:

Item/project Objective Outcomes

Specialist Sports Coach providing

specialist teaching CPD for NQTs

and staff new to Key Stage.

To improve the skills of the teaching staff

by planning, observing and teaching

gymnastics and dance with a sport

specialist

Children receive a well-rounded PE

curriculum at the appropriate level a high

quality PE provision.

Termly Intra Team Competitions To allow all children in the school the

chance to experience competing and

representing a team.

Parents are able to attend and watch

their children compete. Children can use

the skills they have learnt in PE in a

competitive environment.

Lunchtime playground sports To encourage children to play sports

collaboratively at lunchtimes.

Pupils are engaged and enjoy their

lunchtimes more with structured sports

available to them.

Play equipment with all-weather

surfacing.

To have an all-weather surface and extra

play equipment for children to play on

throughout the year as well as providing

another space for our children to play in

that they can access in all weathers.

Children will benefit from access to play

equipment at breaks, lunchtimes and

during PE lessons.

Additional Swimming Coaches and

own swimming gala.

To give stretch and challenge to those

children who have achieved the elements

within the National Curriculum to ensure

that they can swim competently,

confidently and proficiently over a

distance of at least 25 metres, use a

range of strokes effectively , perform safe

self-rescue in different water-based

situations

Children enjoy swimming as their

swimming skills are challenged. Children

have represented the school at swimming

galas.

Children taking part in their own

swimming gala at Cheltenham Lido to

assess their swimming skills at the end of

KS2.

Bell Boating To introduce the children of year 6 to a

new sporting experience.

Children in Year 5 and Year 6 were

exposed to a new sport which allowed the

school to have a team to represent us in

the local regatta.

Participation in inter school

competitions

To give children opportunity to participate

in inter school competitions with training

prior to.

Children enjoy the opportunities to take

part in team competitions with different

schools.

Year 6 swimming (25 children)

Swim competently, confidently

and proficiently over a distance of

at least 25 metres

Use a range of strokes effectively Perform safe self-rescue in different

water-based situations

Assessment due Summer 2018 Assessment due Summer 2018 Assessment due Summer 2018

What the children say:

“[As a play partner] it is great to see younger children playing games and it has improved our

teaching skills.”

“We loved the football tournament and competing with children from other schools, it was fun and

challenging.”

“Our swimming gala gave us another opportunity to compete with other children and swim in races

and we’re so excited about having our own gala in Cheltenham!”

“Bell boating was really fun and going against the current was a real challenge! It was great for

collaboration.”