Baguley Hall Primary School

Key Issue

Current position

Key actions

Target date

Cost

Monitoring/evaluation

The challenging of more able pupils

• Improvement of expertise in differentiation techniques for all staff.  To continue this into 2016/17

• Lack of parental support to extend pupils beyond the curriculum

• Offer specific support to talented young sports people to develop their sporting potential
• Provide coaching for G&T children (with a view to enter competitions and encourage attendance to local clubs)

• Provide specific coaching for G and T children with qualified sports coaches gym / dance (qualified coaches on school staff).  Encourage parents to enrol them in local clubs.  Make at least 3 school to club links.

£934

£1156

The absence of the PE coordinator during 2016 17 meant that the proposed work to target G and T pupils was not achieved in full and will be re visited in 2017 18.

Children’s involvement in high level sports was supportedincludidng:

1 child was in MUFC  academy,

National Karate medal winner.

Morris Dance competitions.

Developing physical fitness

• Raised children’s levels of fitness through PE lessons  in 2015/16

•  Identified pupils requiring targeted support (overweight) and ran Change for Life club in KS1 all year

• Subject leader to run annual staff meeting to ensure ALL staff understand the importance of physical fitness and that ALL PE lessons are 80% vigorous physical activity

• Continue to identify pupils (visual assessment and look at competence in PE – combined overweight and poor at PE)

In the absence of the PE coordinator a consultant was employed to deliver staff INSET to each phase around the importance of PE, model lessons and then review staff’s progress in delivering gym lessons.

Change for life club successfully implemented on a daily basis in KS1 and continuing into 2017 18

Meeting the 25m swimming expectation.

• Most children leave school able to swim 25 metres

• Continue to assess pupils failing in year 4 and provide extra tuition during weekly swimming lessons

6562.82

3031.41

72% of Year 4s achieved their 25metere certificate

Provision for all young people to participate in a range of high quality activities on the school site.

• Regular lunch time clubs and  regular after school clubs provided by specialised coaches from ‘One Goal’

• To continue to co-ordinate and manage specialist coaches to run regular lunchtime and after school clubs twice a week,  which change on a half termly basis
• To continue to co-ordinate clubs to ensure at least 39% of KS2 children are involved in extra-curricular activities each week.

City year volunteers and school staff ran a number of clubs during and after the school day to maximise participation. Activities on the playground at lunchtime also increase activity levels.

Provision for pupils to undertake leadership roles

• Last year we provided the opportunity for leadership through the ‘One Goal’ PSHE programme with 16% of KS2 children involved

• To continue  to engage at least 10% of children in leading and managing in 2016/17

Key Issue

Current position

Key actions

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Cost

Monitoring/evaluation

Improving subject knowledge.

Associated issues:

• Quality of feedback

• Knowledge of how to progress skills

• Knowledge of expected standards.

All staff follow same scheme – Val Sabin

All staff have had training on how to progress skills (staff meeting run by NW)

       -     NW to recap on schemes with       

             all staff during Autumn Term     

            and check planning to ensure    

            all skills are being taught

• NW seen to work alongside specified staff (in particular NQTs and RQTs ) re. expected standards and progression

In the absence of the curriculum leader, support for curriculum planning and deleivery was commissioned from Roz Callaghan

Assessment procedures

• Assessment used from planning.  Most staff had training last year on use of assessment.  Need to train new staff and recap with rest of staff

• NW to continue to train all new staff and recap with other staff on assessment procedures in new scheme
• NW to run annual  inset on on-going assessment within lessons to cascade to all staff

Key Issue

Current position

Key actions

Target date

Cost

Monitoring/evaluation

Time allocation

Curriculum:

• All staff are teaching their allocated PE lessons  of 3 sessions per week

• We have no regular opportunities to engage pupils in planning and development of activities

Clubs:

• An improved number of after school clubs and lunch time clubs / activities taking place

• We currently have no school to club links

Playground:

• Creation of an active playground improved due to deployment of TA to

       co-ordinate

2 hour PE allocation a main priority due to additional government funding

• Recap and amend (if necessary) the comprehensive timetable of PE times/hall use etc.

• To have regular opportunities to engage pupils in planning and development of activities within PE lessons (UKS2)

• To continue to link clubs to competition calendar and enter at least 6 level 1 and 4 level 2 competitions and engage at least 35% of KS2 children in competitions

• To target G and T children for specific clubs

• To create 2 B teams for both boys and girls football

• Develop at least 3 school to club links

• Continue to use effective and affordable way to improve lunchtimes. 
• Continue to co-ordinate LOs to use dedicated equipment used to zone the playgrounds.  This is to be monitored each half term by GK
• Deploy city year volunteers to sustain an active playground

£500

£500

£1820

£2625

Opportunities provided within lessons for children to innovate, peer assess, evaluate and plan next steps for development.

Not as many opportunities taken as hoped as leader absent. Boys and girls football teams in two age levels were involved in league competitions.

As 1

Effective provision provided by City Year team at playtimes and lunchtimes – to develop next year more active engagement by lunchtime and teaching assistant staff.

Encouraging high standards of team and individual performance

• Just a regular boys football club being run by TA and Teacher

• No competitions entered for SEND children in 2015/16

• Expand on teams and coaching available for more able children:

Girls:  football

           athletics

Boys: football

           athletics

• To continue with whole school initiative for all staff to run a lunchtime, before or after school club with some focussing on PE

• Enter at least 1 SEND competition during 2016/17

Teaching and TA staff plus City Year volunteers involved in the provision of a range of clubs and sporting opportunities, including at Breakfast and Sfter School Club.

2 children took part in a number of eventys organused by the Lancasterian sensory support outreach team.

Key Issue

Current position

Key actions

Target date

Cost

Monitoring/evaluation

Monitoring of subject leadership by SLT

• Informal/adhoc meetings between PE co-ordinator and head teacher
• Part of appraisal

• To self-assess in formal meeting with head teacher and use this to inform future priorities

Leader was absent for much of the academic year – ongoing into 2017 18

Monitoring of the quality of teaching and assessment by SLT

• Currently monitoring is done termly by PE co-ordinator

• PE co-ordinator to continue to take responsibility for monitoring and to report to head teacher
• Formalised and timetabled monitoring of PE across the school (must be done termly)

External consultant reviewed provision and reported to HT with next steps which will be in 2017 18 plan.

SLT providing challenge and support to address weaknesses

• This responsibility is devolved to subject leader

• Subject leader to continue to have formalised meetings with head teacher each term following monitoring of PE across the school

As above

Improving evaluation of the subject by subject leader

• Review Action Plan annually

• Continue with the new system for monitoring that is in place
• New sports premium Action Plan to be reviewed annually

As above

Increasing focus on the quality of teaching and assessment in improvement plans

• Emphasis on teaching and assessment requirements

• Annual evaluation to include:

1. findings from lesson monitoring
2. teacher assessment of pupil attainment/progress
3. monitoring of planning and evaluation by class teachers

As above