Little Munden CofE (VC) Primary School

Sports Premium Funding Action Plan and Impact for academic year 2015/2016 (as of April 2016)

Department for Education Vision for the Primary PE and Sport Premium

ALL pupils leaving primary school physically literate and with the knowledge, skills and motivation necessary to equip them for a healthy, active lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sport

Sports Premium funding has been provided by the DFE to ensure impact against the following OBJECTIVE:
To achieve self-sustaining improvement in the quality of PE and sport in primary schools.It is important to emphasise that the focus of spending must lead to long lasting impact against the vision (above) that will live on well beyond the Primary PE and Sport Premium funding.
It is expected that schools will see an improvement against the following 5 key indicators:

  1. the engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – kick-starting healthy active lifestyles
  2. the profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement
  3. increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport
  4. broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils
  5. increased participation in competitive sport

Little Munden Primary School’s 2015/16 funding allocationof £8,265 is based on 60 pupils

Objective / Actions / Requirements / Timeframe / Impact
To audit the current situation for the provision of school PE and sport in school / School’s PE self-audit
Review and develop whole school overview of PE
Assessment of PE / Release time for PE coordinator.
Budget = £300
Actual spend = £324 / Oct 2015
Oct 2015
Spr/Sum 2016 / The coordinator has been able to identify the needs of the school in order to purchase goods and services that will help the school deliver a more diverse PE curriculum and extra-curricular activities.
To offer CPD opportunities to address needs of staff and develop particular aspects of PE that have been identified by the school’s self-audit / Rising Stars to run PE sessions which can be observed and co-led by teachers.
Shared gymnastics lessons with qualified coach / Funding for Rising Stars staff and Sports Coaches
Budget = £1300
Actual spend = £1096 / all year 2015-16 / Staff attended and observed regular lessons taught by Rising Stars coaches. This has enabled them to feel more confident about planning and conducting PE lessons. It has also enabled them to assess the physical abilities of their pupils more effectively.
To resource sufficiently areas of the PE curriculum which have been identified by the school’s self-audit / Audit and organise PE resources in outdoor shed and in hall
Assess resourcing for different sports and areas of PE and identify areas of need.
Prepare costings for proposed resources / Release time to audit and organise resources
supply cover for POE coordinator to organise sports shed
Purchase of gym mats
New markings on the playground
Budget = £3000
Actual spend = £3290 / Oct 2015
Spring 2016 / The staff conducted an audit which identified areas for development or acquisition. This highlighted that the school is currently well resourced. Gym mats were purchased along with Floor Basketball resources, a Basketball training set, hockey sticks and balls, stop watches and other smaller items. This has meant that staff have a wider range of resources to use for PE activities and the children have gained experience of using them.
To increase inter and intra- school sporting opportunities to promote wider participation amongst pupils / Continue and develop participation in sporting fixtures, festivals and events throughout the calendar year
Log participation in annual sporting events (+ participants)
Fitness assessment: Munden Mile
House Tournament suitable across year groups e.g. Sports day
Dance festival, fitness week
Tag rugby training and tournament
football, netball tournaments
cross-country
district athletics and www games / Funding for travel to and from events.
Release time for PE coordinator to make arrangements.
Purchase of team kits
Locals schools partnership annual subscription
Budget = 31615
Actual spend = £1440 / Ongoing
Summer 2016 / The children have been given numerous opportunities to participate and compete in a variety of sports tournaments. All 23 children in Y4,5,&6 have competed in one or more of the following local schools competitions:-
Tag Rugby, sports hall athletics, netball, football, rounders, dance festival, cross country, athletics. This has helped them to gain confidence in their physical abilities. Although we are a small school our children came second in the Tag rugby and the girls got through to the local final in the indoor athletics. Our children have learnt how to win graciously and how to be good losers. They participate with really good attitudes, always treating the opposition with respect and trying their hardest. They are able to articulate that we learn as much from losing as from winning.
All 60 children participate in the Munden Mile and fitness week.
To increase participation in sport by offering additional extra-curricular opportunities / Lunchtime club opportunities
Expand opportunities for sports coaching
Additional weekly coaching sessions in netball and football
change 4 life club
running club / Volunteers and coaches for lunchtime
sports clubs
New playground markings
Budget= £2050
Actual spend = £1799 / from Autumn 2015 / For a small school we have been able to offer a wide range of cross curricular sports activities. This has enabled children to stay fit and healthy. Most children participate in one of more sports clubs. Average weekly attendance has been:-
Boxing – new this year = 10
Football – New to younger children = 10
Football KS2 = 15
Netball –new to younger children =15
Athletics = 20
Gymnastics = 20
A range of new markings on the playground has enabled children of all phases to play more games and activities to keep them fit during playtimes and before and after school.
Total budget = £8265
Total spend to end of March 2016 = £7934