School Sport Premium Accountability – How we have used this Premium. High Quality Physical Education: Raising standards of all our children in Physical Education

Regular specialist support from qualified PE teachers and our qualified Sports Coach who works alongside teachers to achieve high quality teaching and learning lessons.

CPD opportunities for teachers in national and bespoke programmes in PE & sport:

P.E. Specialists – iPad course, KS1 SoW course, Athletics course and Assessing without Levels.

Burnley SSP CPD opportunities and training. All teachers are recommended to attend CPD courses created by the Burnley SSP.

Professional quality assured teaching modules & materials for P.E. and Sport.

New equipment is installed in school to give teachers and children the best opportunity to enjoy P.E.

Lancashire Scheme of Work.

The Lancashire Scheme of Work for KS1 and KS2 is utilised throughout the school. Class teacher are given a P.E. file with updated progressions of what is being taught at that present time, so the teacher and Sports Coach are working simultaneously.

Development of Pupil Leadership Programmes.

Young Sports Leaders’ Training

YST Bronze Ambassadors’ Training

Lancashire FA Mini-Whistlers’ Training

Affiliation to National and Local PE organisations. (Youth Sport Trust and Burnley School Sport Partnership)

Links with local sporting clubs and coaches who help deliver lessons in the school.

Lesson observations, benchmarking through PE Specialists.

Support from SSCo from BTRCC (School Sports Partnership). Termly meeting with the SSCO to discuss the plan created at the beginning of the school year and how it can be maintained.

Sports Coach is observed frequently by a senior leader in the school and class teachers work alongside the Sports Coach to develop P.E. in the school.

Competitive School Sport: Increasing pupils’ participation in extra – curricular sport Inclusive competitive opportunities.

Change 4Life Festival

Attended every inclusion event created by the Burnley Schools Partnership.

Support with intra and inter school competition co-ordination and delivery.

P.E. Lessons

Friendly Matches

Strong links with a number of schools in the local area encouraging participation.

Lunch time / After school Sports Clubs:

Girls’ Football

Running

Netball

Tag Rugby

Boys’ Football

Badminton

Table Tennis

Gymnastics

Athletics

Dodgeball

Tennis

Cricket

Multi Skills

Change 4Life Club

Organised competitions at local/county level.

Boys Football

Girls Football

Burnley FC Football competition

Sportshall Athletics

Gymnastics

Kwik Cricket

Mini Tennis

Netball

Swimming Gala

Quad Kids

Tri Golf

Tag Rugby

Orienteering

Cross Country

As a school we aim to attend every competition created by the Burnley Schools Partnership. On some occasions we even bring both an A and B team.

Healthy Active Lifestyles: Ensuring all our children have access to regular exercise Change 4 Life club opportunities for less active young people.

Playground Young Sports Leaders in place, to encourage the younger children to be active during play times.

All after school clubs are made available to every child in the school.

Self – Review & Quality Assurance: Measuring the impact of Funding Monitoring of pupil progress through assessment in lessons. Each class are assessed throughout

the year.

Burnley Leisure Awards: Primary School of the Year for Sport in Burnley 2015.

School Games Kite Mark – monitoring competitive school sport. Gold award achieved. Our aim is to maintain this.

Monitoring outcome of competitions and recording on year – on – year improvements. We have been extremely successful in local competitions.

Sportshall Athletics: Burnley winners and represented the school at the Lancashire finals (2016).

Tag Rugby World Cup: Runners up in the Burnley Tag Rugby finals (2015).

Year 3/4 Mini Tennis: Burnley and Lancashire Champions at the Lancashire School Games in Blackpool (2015).

Burnley FC Football competition: Winners of their local competition and participating at the northern finals in Bolton (2016).

Tri-Golf: Burnley winners for the Tri-Golf championship (2014).

Non-Gymnast competition: Medals in the Year 2, Year 3/4 and Year 5/6 competitions.

Our aim as a school is to be as competitive as we possibly can be in competitions but also be respectful of both the opposition and officials.

Increase in number of children accessing after school sports clubs and children representing the school.

2014/2015 - Afterschool club percentage (both KS1 and KS2 children): 76% 2014/2015 - Representing the school percentage: KS 1: 34% and KS 2: 81% 2015/2016 (as of March 2016) - After school club percentage: 70% 2015/2016 (as of March 2016) – Representing the school percentage: 73% During 2016 we have plans to give each year group at least one after school club and create A, B and C teams across all the year groups to give all the children the best opportunity of representing and enjoying school sport.

Role of PE Subject Leader / Sports Coach Ensure Lancashire Scheme of Work is in place across both Key Stages.

With support monitor the teaching and assessment of the subject

Co-ordinate staff CPD programme for PE

Co-ordinate the maintenance and replacement of equipment

Attend termly PLT meetings

Regular meetings with SSCO

Co-ordinate Programme of extra-curricular clubs

Promote Calendar of Events – Burnley School Sports Partnership – noticeboard / website

Apply for Schools Games Kite Mark

Create as many opportunities for children to enjoy P.E and School Sport.

Expenditure

SSP Buy in £4,050 Elite Sports Development £300 Mini Whistlers £135 Coaches (Dance and Gymnastics) £250 Clothing / Equipment £150 Change 4Life resources £50 As of March 2016 All lunch time / after school clubs are free to the children. High Rollers (2014) - Skateboarding £275 Netball poles, Football nets, Equipment and Sportswear (2014) £800 Transport for Swimming (2014) £176