Sports Premium Funding
We have spent most of the money we got from the government to improve P.E. in schools on a sports coach who has been up-skilling our staff whilst at the same time teaching our children.
We also spent some money this year on a mile a day foot print trail
Grant allocated for 2018-19 £18000
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Objective
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Activity |
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Impact on Children's Participation and or Attainment |
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To increase high quality PE teaching and learning throughout the whole school through team teaching coaching |
PE Specialist coach working alongside class teachers to plan and deliver high quality PE lessons, focusing on specific development in gymnastics and games.
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1 day per week £7800
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Children are receiving high quality sports provision from the sports coach, and this is upskilling teaching staff within school so that they can deliver equally effective provision in the future. |
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To provide a sports coach for Breakfast Club |
Sports coach to provide games sessions for breakfast club – develop according to children.
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1 hour per week included in the cost above |
Children are receiving specialist coaching from the sports coach once a week during breakfast club. Some of the games and strategies he has used have already been adopted by the breakfast club staff and are now employed on other days. |
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To provide a dance teacher for the whole school
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To deliver street dance. Within the sessions we will aim to develop children’s co-ordination, routine retention, self-confidence and performance skills.
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1 day per week £5925 across the year. |
Children are receiving specialist teaching for dance and were able to take part in local authority wide dance events. |
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To provide after school club sessions for gifted and talented pupils |
To deliver high quality coaching for gifted and talented pupils through focused sessions, including football and athletics.
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Cost included in the £7800 above
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Since the introduction of the sports coach and free sessions after school, there has been a 100% take up of the sessions, with a waiting list of children each time. As a result, school has introduced additional lunchtime clubs with the coach so that Y3 children can also take part. this has enabled our |
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DPSSA Subscription
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Entry into all Darwen Association competitions. Use of external facilities and resources.
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£500 annual |
School takes part in competitive sports across Blackburn with Darwen. This includes entering teams for: swimming, football, netball, cricket, rounders and athletics. This has increased children's participation in competitive sports dramatically since its introduction. |
| To increase schools participation in external school sporting events |
School games subscription Entry into BWD competitions, inclusion in events and use of external specialist staff |
£850 | School has had visits from specialist coaches, and children have taken part in authority wide events. |
| To increase activity levels for all children | Creation of a foot print trail for the daily mile. | £1600 | All children take part in the daily mile, weather permitting, and know where they should run. |
| To improve resources for children in P.E. | Additional equipment bought through the year | £1400 | New equipment used during PE sessions and extra curricular activities. |