Birches Green Junior School

Sport premium spend

Activity

Impact/rationale for spend and desired outcome

Monitoring

£3750

Kingsbury School Sports Partnership (KSSP)

Employing a PE specialist from KSSP  to team teach alongside teachers in

Level 1 competition in Dance.

To raise the quality of teaching in Physical Education and Sport. Develop knowledge, skills and confidence to teach the whole child through sport. To increase pupil participation and range of inclusive activities.

A broader experience of a range of sports and activities are offered to all pupils.

Teacher evaluation & lesson observations. Pupil feedback.

KSSP specialist to team teach and run an after school club alongside a member of staff to support children to be more active and to have fun in a physical activity club.

To target a group of children who do not participate in physical activity after school clubs with the opportunity to have fun and develop their skills in a club that is both active and will develop their core skills.

Their increased skills, knowledge and confidence will increase their confidence and self-esteem and will enable them to participate in a wide range of sporting activities.

One to one support to a member of staff over several weeks will enable that person to continue with the club and ultimately make it sustainable.

The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – kick-starting healthy active lifestyles.

Registers of attendance and regular follow on attendance in other after school clubs and competitions.

Continuous Professional Development

Training courses for school staff

Staff across the school have increased confidence, knowledge and skills in teaching PE and School Sport.

PE Co-ordinator is up to date with changes within expectations and brings ideas back to school environment.

Numbers of teachers accessing courses, evaluations of the impact of the course.

Governor sports premium event

Governors are aware of the spending of the sports premium funding and the rationale behind the expenditure. Governors are aware of the expectations involved in reporting, spending and the appropriate use of sports premium funding.

Governor feedback. PE coordinator attending Governing body meeting and reporting rationale.

Training of Sports Leaders

To provide children with the opportunity to develop their social, communication and organisation skills through leadership roles in sport. To support staff to develop Level 1 competition (e.g. house events) within school.

Leadership opportunities extended across the school into Literacy with a media team, reporting on sports events, taking photographs and uploading reports onto the school website, the School games Blog website and into the school newsletter.

The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement.

There will be a range of activities taking place at lunchtime organised and run by young leaders and school competition.

The media team will regularly report on events across the school and inform the local school community about activities through class dojo.

Healthy Lifestyle session

Children to be aware of the amount of sugar, salt and fat within food and how this can affect us.

Number of children choosing healthy options, particularly during break time.

Participation in a wide range of KSSP Key Stage specific Competition

Increased participation opportunities in competitive sport for all years.

There is increased participation in competitive sport.

Numbers of children taking part in a range of competitions across the School.

Hire of sports equipment from KSSP i.e. inclusive equipment (boccia, new age kurling) or other equipment:

Crazy Catch nets, Quick Sticks hockey.

Provision of a wider range of inclusive activities to engage and motivate children to participate in sport.

The numbers of children taking part in a wider range of activities.

Sport Premium spend

Activity

Impact / rationale for spend and desire outcome

Monitoring

£4000

Lunchtime play Co-ordinator

3 payments ( £1455, £1090, £1455)

Set up playground monitors system, create playground zones and activities.

Improved opportunities for all at playtime.

Engagement in a range of different sports and activities.

Encouragement for the least active to enable 30 minutes of physical activity per school day.

Playtime observations and behaviour log showing less incidents of poor behaviour due to high levels of engagement by pupils.

Pupil questionnaire results.

£4248

Evolve staff

Team building - Class event using problem solving activities.

The class will take part in a range of activities that will be led by a PE Specialist to support them to work closer together as a team and to improve their social skills.

The class teacher will develop their skills in a new range of activities that they can use in the classroom.

Class monitoring - The class work more cohesively together.

Employing sports coaches to team teach alongside teachers

To raise the quality of teaching in Physical Education and Sport. Develop knowledge, skills and confidence to teach the whole child through sport.

Teacher evaluations and lesson observations.

To lead after school clubs twice a week.

To increase pupil participation and range of inclusive activities.

To provide a link to a local sports club and to sign post children to join community clubs to take part in sport outside of the school environment beyond the school day.

To encourage those gifted and talented through specialist support.

Registers of children’s involvement.

Number of children participating in level 1 and 2 competitions.

Wider competitions being entered with the collaboration of schools.

Specialist teaching of higher ability children.

To increase support and accelerate progress within swimming for gifted and talented.

To increase pupil participation in a range of sports.

To allow for a level 1 competition within swimming due to additional staff.

To raise teachers confidence and understanding of the teaching of swimming.

Teacher and coaches assessments of children.

Teacher feedback.

Teacher observations.

Projector for sports hall

Purchase permanent projector to be used within the hall for PE.

To increase participation in a variety of sports.

To enable focused lessons.

To increase staff confidence and ability to teach successful progressive PE lessons.

To use to inspire gifted and talented children to assess their own achievements and development points.

To further assessment within PE.

To inspire children to try different sporting activities through the use of media.

Teacher and pupil feedback.

Teaching observations.

Purchase of school Sports tops -

Purchase of Sports tops for staff

To engender a team spirit and to match the opportunities offered to existing staff.

Purchase of sports tops for new staff

Supply cover

Supply cover for staff to release them to attend PE training courses

Provision of training course for new and existing staff to enable the school to continue to provide high level PE provision for the pupils

Number of training courses attended

Health week

Whole school focus on health in relation to exercise and diet in schools annual health week

All children experience new sport and develop understanding of healthy lifestyle choices

Parent and Pupil feedback

Take up of clubs increase in the following term

Visiting coaches

Organise visiting sports coaches to provide taster sessions on a wide variety of sports

Children experience a wide variety of sports

Pupil feedback

Bikeability

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Run Bikeability sessions for year 3 to increase road safety awareness and promote use of bicycles for fun and transport

All year 3 children participate in sessions

Increased confidence of how to stay safe whilst riding

Healthy schools assessment

Run a healthy schools assessment day for all children.

All children to be involved.

Children to set personal targets and to have these programmes shared with parents for increased parental participation.

Increased motivation to achieve personal target.

Parent, pupil and teacher feedback.

Observations from the day.

Improvement within personal challenge activities.

Sports for schools

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Run Sports for Schools event.

British Athlete to visit school.

All children to be involved within sports challenges.

To raise awareness of different sports.

To develop the status of PE within school.

To inspire children to try different sporting activities.

Increased participation in sports events.

Pupil feedback.

Existing spending: £11,998

Remaining allowance: £6,312