Latymer All Saints CE Primary School

School’s SportsFundingAllocation 2014 –2015: £4,080

Action / Cost£ / Impact
We have developed very close links with Premier Sports ( a company that delivers high quality sports clubs for pupils of all ages and abilities. This academic year our school delivered boxing, parkour, cricket, Champions League football and athletics. / £1,000 (subsidized by pupils) / These clubs have had, in total, over 100 attendees.
From these more than half have applied to join another club which is a clear indication of the success of the club and is raising the profile of PE.
The clubs have led to awards, competitions, a recorded improvement in sports ability and a great enthusiasm in pupils. Pupils involved have improved their discipline, focus and motivation.
SEN and Multi-skills clubs– Multi Skills groups are run within lower school for targeted pupils to improve their gross and fine motor skills to help with everyday living. These pupils access 1 session per week lasting approximately 45 minutes. This group is also run by Premier Sports and was aimed to increase in all pupils’ physical and social abilities. / £2,000 / 15 pupils’attended sessions over the year. During these sessions the sports leaders recorded all improvements made. These improvements included;
- hand eye coordination
- language development
- how to follow rules and instructions
- teamwork
- balance and simple movements
- use of equipment
From the 15 pupil 12 pupils had a noticeable in all of these areas. The other 3 improved in 4 out of the 6.
Training of staff and purchasing a wide range of specialist equipment. This is to allow our pupils who have a wide range of specific needs to access the PE curriculum at their own level.
All year groups now have year specific equipment such as bibs, balls and mutli-skills resources to make PE lessons easier to teach and access.
KS1 have also been given a wide selection of PE equipment that was not available to them before. / £650 / -Wider range of activities in PE
-More differentiation in lessons
-Profile of PE raised across the school
-Teachers have resources more readily available
100% of the teaching staff that were questioned said they now feel more confident in delivering PE lessons due to the equipment and resources that are now available.
Extra swimming lessons –
All those year 5 pupils who did not meet the minimum swimming requirement (one width of the pool unaided) were funded to attend an intensive swimming course in May. This was a 4 day course in which pupils received more specialised training in order for them to attain their ‘yellow’ ribbon. / £550 / 52 non swimmers were entered into this program and 30 achieved their yellow ribbon.
Through this we have allowed more pupils to confidently enter the water unaided and also given them more reason to swim in their free time.
In the original action plan for the 2014/15 money had been allocated for lunch time activities and I-pads. All lunch time staff have been trained to deliver high quality games and activities during lunch time.
The training and equipment did not come from the sports premium and after reviewing in September 2015 this has continued.
Each class also now have an I-pad; however, these did not come from the sports premium. They can, and are, used in PE to help lesson delivery and assessment. / £0 / Each class also now have an I-pad; however, these did not come from the sports premium. They can, and are, used in PE to help lesson delivery and assessment.