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Sports Premium Funding 2017-2018
Sturminster Marshall First School
PE Action Plan Statement
Since 2013, the Government has allocated additional funding to schools to spend on physical education (PE). This funding must be used to fund improvements to the provision of PE and sport for the benefit of primary-aged pupils so that they develop healthy lifestyles.
The allocation received by academic year was as follows:
- 2016-17: £8518
- 2017-18: £17,050
In 2017-18, the funding allocation available to spend (including carry forward) is £17,050 and is planned to be used as follows: |
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Area for Funding |
Expected outcome |
Anticipated cost |
Specialist PE teaching by external providers |
Specialist coach to upskill staff by working alongside them when teaching PE: · Golf · Rugby · Badminton · Tennis · Multi Sports · Golf |
£4500 |
Renew membership of PEDSSA
|
· To provide a varied curriculum including competitive intra/inter schools games. |
Free |
After school sports clubs
|
· Multi skills before school club · Rugby club – Spring term |
£1500
£1.50 subsidised per pupil (£5 to become £3.50 pp) £400 |
Teacher and subject leader CPD
|
· Subject lead to attend PE conference. · Teacher is attend Active Literacy course · Subject leader to complete minibus driving assessment/training |
£700 |
Inclusive sports provision
|
· Provide targeted FSM and PP children with more active opportunities. |
£500 |
Update and promote active play
|
· Purchase of bikes and trikes to be used in curriculum time and across the whole school to be used for all children |
£2000 |
Competitive sports events
|
Provision of opportunities for all children to participate in competitive intra school and inter school events (to include staffing & transportation costs) · Football · Swimming Gala · Tag Rugby · Tennis · Golf · Cricket · Sports Games (TBC) · Swim safe |
£2000 |
Through funding/donations Acquire new sports kit |
· Staff and pupils to effectively promote the school in active and sporting community events. · Premier League Primary Stars Kit scheme Award · Trip to AFCB stadium to present kit |
£700
£0
£70 |
Revalidation of School Games Award |
Current Level Gold |
£300 |
Positive Playtimes |
To fund an update of the playground equipment and to establish zones to give the pupils more targeted activities and a greater opportunity to participate in all |
£1000 |
Sports Leaders |
Select a number of Year 4 students to attend the Playground Sports Leadership course and to facilitate high quality child led sport opportunities. |
£300 |
Swimming |
Upgrading of our onsite swimming pool Changing rooms Curriculum Training |
£2500
£400 |
Lunchtime Supervisors Training |
Change for Life CPD |
£180 |
Curriculum PE Link with Lockyers Middle School |
To make sure we have progression through the Key Stage 2 PE Curriculum, to best equip our pupils for the transition to the middle school sport and the extra school opportunities that come with this |
£500 |
NB This is subject to change throughout the year and at present costs are as accurate as can be