Baguley Hall Primary School

 Key Issue

Key actions

Cost

Monitoring/evaluation

(July 2019)

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

NW to attend termly PE subject leader meetings

£150 course cost

PE Subject leader training sessions attended termly.

Teachers given support when necessary in order to plan and teach engaging PE lessons thorough monitoring, evaluation and feedback.

PE leadership time

Support offered and feedback given termly following lesson monitoring

Any NQTs put onto the NQT PE course.

Provide training for Lunchtime organisers and TAs around physical play activities at breaks and lunchtimes.

*LO/TA training

Training given and monitored throughout the year by Gail Kennedy

Continue to resource a range of activity baskets which will be utilised by TAs /LOs at lunch and playtimes.  To be replenished throughout the year

Additional TA staffing at play and lunchtimes

*playground order x2  £693

Continue with City Year providing a range of activities during all play and lunchtimes. 

Encourage children who are usually disengaged in sport to participate in these activities.

£10,178

Employed City Year programme to have additional staff over playtimes and lunchtimes. 

City year staff working especially with children who have been identified as being disengaged in sport to increase participation and enjoyment.

Provide opportunities for children within a heavier weight band to participate in regular, weekly exercise.  Due to National figures stating that 25% of reception children and 40% of Yr 5/6 children are overweight.

external provider for this club

After school clubs have also been run by City Year throughout the year.

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

Health and Fitness Week

£1,285

 Health and Fitness week held again during summer term to engage participation in a wider range of sports and physical activities.  Children directed to and encouraged to go to local clubs for any sports that they enjoyed.

Staff CPD linked to outcome of monitoring activities

Work to achieve the Silver School Games Award this year

We achieved Bronze award this year

3. Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in delivering PE and sport

Teachers given support when necessary in order to plan and teach engaging PE lessons thorough monitoring, evaluation and feedback

PE Leadership time

Termly feedback and support given flowing termly lesson monitoring.

Ensure appropriate and adequate resources are available for whole class teaching.

PE equipment maintenance

£140 plus £613 repairs

* any PE equipment orders.  

Equipment checked each half term and new equipment ordered as and when necessary

Yearly monitoring and review of Val Sabin Scheme

Monitoring of Val Sabin completed and looking at possibility of adopting a new scheme of work during September 2019.

4. Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils

Continue to liaise with Staff and City Year lead about setting up and running sports clubs during lunchtimes and after school. Link some of these clubs to competitions entered.

 Discussions with City Year lead held at start of academic year on which after school clubs to run to co-incide with competitions entered.

5. Increased participation in competitive sport

Membership of Youth Sport Trust

£ 950

Membership paid at start of year and competitions entered

Competition entry for a wide range of sports.

*Transport to competitions Average minibus taxi fare  £720

Teachers, TAs and City Year to run clubs linked to competitions for a half term before the competition

Clubs run for all competitions entered both during lunch times and after school

Explore possibilities for setting up local cluster competitions to work together to provide more opportunities for children to enter intra sport competitions.

Tried to set up local cluster club for football but was unable to get enough attendance.