Sports Premium Action Plan 2016 17
Evaluated Sports Premium Action Plan
2016/17
This Action Plan incorporates the traditional PE subject Action Plan, and within the overall school improvement plan. It is specifically developed to ensure the effective use of the new Sports Premium.
The plan will:
- improve the quality and breadth of PE and sporting provision
- increase participation
- ensure all pupils develop healthy lifestyles
- ensure all pupils achieve the performance standards they are capable of.
This plan is shaped by the advice offered to schools by the Department for Education in its communication to schools in June 2013. It is designed to directly address the key findings and recommendations of the Ofsted Report:
“Beyond 2012 : Outstanding PE for all Schools”
Pupil Achievement
Key Issue
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Current position |
Key actions |
Target date |
Cost |
Monitoring/evaluation |
The challenging of more able pupils
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£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
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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. |
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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. |
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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 |
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Quality of Teaching
Key Issue
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Current position |
Key actions |
Target date |
Cost |
Monitoring/evaluation |
Improving subject knowledge.
Associated issues:
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All staff follow same scheme – Val Sabin
All staff have had training on how to progress skills (staff meeting run by NW)
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- NW to recap on schemes with all staff during Autumn Term and check planning to ensure all skills are being taught
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In the absence of the curriculum leader, support for curriculum planning and deleivery was commissioned from Roz Callaghan
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Assessment procedures
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The Curriculum
Key Issue
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Current position |
Key actions |
Target date |
Cost |
Monitoring/evaluation |
Time allocation
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Curriculum:
Clubs:
Playground:
co-ordinate
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2 hour PE allocation a main priority due to additional government funding
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£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 |
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Girls: football athletics Boys: football athletics
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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. |
Leadership and Management
Key Issue
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Current position |
Key actions |
Target date |
Cost |
Monitoring/evaluation |
Monitoring of subject leadership by SLT |
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Leader was absent for much of the academic year – ongoing into 2017 18 |
Monitoring of the quality of teaching and assessment by SLT |
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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
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As above |
Improving evaluation of the subject by subject leader
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As above |
Increasing focus on the quality of teaching and assessment in improvement plans |
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As above |
Total Sport Premium allocated for 2016 17: £9,705
Planned expenditure to :
- improve the quality and breadth of PE and sporting provision
- increase participation
- ensure all pupils develop healthy lifestyles
- ensure all pupils achieve the performance standards they are capable of.
£17,128
Balance of £7423 allocated from delegated budget