Sports Premium
Myland Primary School - Sports Premium
The Government provides Sports Premium funding to primary schools to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of sports and PE provision provided. Sports Premium funding is designed to make an impact across five key indicators:
- the engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity - the Chief Medical Officer guidelines recommend that all children and young people aged 5 to 18 engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity a day, of which 30 minutes should be in school;
- the profile of PE and sport is raised across the school as a tool for whole-school improvement;
- increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport;
- broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils;
- increased participation in competitive sport.
In common with other schools of our size, in 2018-19 Myland Primary School received funding of £18.904
How are we spending our Sports Premium at Myland?
We use our Sports Premium funding to:
- Develop the skills and capacity of our staff to deliver high quality PE teaching and coaching, by investing in specialist coaches to lead teaching and to work alongside our staff;
- Broaden the range of sports provision that we offer and to give our children the chance to participate, during curriculum time, in a range of broader sporting opportunities such as dance and yoga.
- Increase participation in sports by offering a broad range of opportunities for extra-curricular sports and physical activity and by subsidising some of these extra-curricular opportunities so that they are affordable to all families;
- Increase our participation and success in competitive sports by supporting our participation in local leagues and competitions;
- Raise the profile of sporting activities by participating in and running special one-off 'in school' sporting events such as parental engagement days, tournaments and other competitions;
- Provide additional targeted swimming provision to ensure that all Year 6 children are able to meet the requirements of the National Curriculum;
- Promote physical activity and healthy lifestyles through a focus on purposeful physical activity at lunchtimes and through the Daily Mile in curriculum time
2018-19 Academic Year - How we spent our Sports Premium
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Area of focus |
Target Group |
Expenditure |
Impact |
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Investment in specialist sports coaching in order to build the skills and capacity of our staff and ensure sustainability; to provide the opportunity for our pupils to take part in a broader range of sports.
Investment in equipment/resources to support range of sports covered across the year. |
All pupils – Reception to Year 6 |
£12,445
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Improvement in staff skills, confidence and knowledge resulting in higher quality outcomes for pupils;
Broader range of sports on offer increased pupil engagement with PE and sports, including amongst harder to reach groups |
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Increase participation in sports by offering a broad range of opportunities for extra-curricular sports and physical activity and by subsidising some of these extra-curricular opportunities so that they are affordable to all families; |
Key Stage 2 pupils |
£500 |
After school Netball and Football coaching |
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Increase our participation and success in competitive sports by supporting our participation in local leagues and competitions; |
Targeted groups of pupils. Some competitive opportunities will be open to all children in particular cohorts and some are provided to the more able students or to students choosing to participate in extra-curricular sports. |
£1000
£1000 |
Transport to allow participation in cluster and local events
Release time for staff and coaches to attend competitions and sports activities with teams of children
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Raise the profile of sporting activities by participating in and running special one-off 'in school' sporting events such as parental engagement days, tournaments and other competitions; |
All pupils |
£117 |
Awards for Sports Day 2019 pupils participated in competiytive, whole school sport, with Year 6 acting as Sports Leaders |
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Provide additional targeted swimming provision to ensure that all Year 6 children are able to meet the requirements of the National Curriculum; |
Year 6 pupils (non swimmers) |
£650 |
Series of 10 sessions with specialist swimming coaches to increase confidence and swimming ability (in order to meet National Curriculum expectations for the end of Key Stage 2.) 93% of Year 6 met the requirement to swim 25 metres by the end of 2018-19 |
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Promote physical activity and healthy lifestyles through a focus on purposeful physical activity at lunchtimes and through the Daily Mile in curriculum time |
All pupils |
£252 (5 A Day Fitness)
£1000 (outdoor physical development equipment)
£1000 Equipment to promote active playtimes and lunchtimes
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A wide variety of equipment – along with a qualified specialist sports coach for 4 lunchtimes each week- to ensure that all children have opportunities to participate in sporting activities at lunchtimes.
Less issues concerning low level behaviour due to participation in organised activities |
Carried forward to 2019-20 = £940