Sport Premium at Featherby Infant School – Allocation £17,780

Area of Focus/Use of Funding

Cost

Impact

Sports at playtime and lunchtime. Increase opportunities for sports and play equipment be used at playtimes.

£2000

Increased physical activity participation outside of PE sessions. The children had a greater opportunity to develop and grow in confidence when applying skills learnt in PE sessions

Risk assessment and maintenance check of sports equipment

£1500

Equipment is safe for the children to use confidently and explore safely.

Subsidise cost for after school clubs

£2000

Children had a greater opportunity to take part in extra-curricular sporting activities. Promoting physical activity outside of timetabled PE sessions and playtimes.

Invest in new equipment to develop the range and quality of sports equipment in school

£2500

Children have a broader experience of learning new sports in PE. Staff knowledge of different sports has developed.

AFPE Membership

£100

Resources available for staff to plan and lead better PE lessons.

Trim trail, playground markings and fixed equipment

£5000 - £7500

Increased opportunities for children to be active at play and lunchtimes. Children are more active which reduced behaviour issues during playtimes.

Howard School Sports Partnership

£600 – split cost with Featherby Juniors

Children were able to compete competitively at a variety of sporting events/festivals. As well as child development with sports leader training, Continued Professional Development for staff was ran by the Howard School as part of the partnership.

EYFS scheme/equipment for PE

£1500

An EYFS scheme increased staff understanding and confidence in leading PE for EYFS. New equipment.

Total cost

£17,700

Sports Premium at Featherby Junior School - Allocation - £19530

Cost

Impact

Risk assessment and maintenance check of sports equipment

£1000

Equipment is safe for the children to use confidently and explore safely.

Sports at play and lunch times – Increase opportunities for sports and play equipment to be used at play times.

£1400

Increased physical activity participation outside of PE sessions. The children had a greater opportunity to develop and grow in confidence when applying skills learnt in PE sessions

Howard School Sports Partnership

£600 - split cost with Featherby Infant School

Children were given the opportunity to participate in competitive sports. The handball team became champions of Kent. Sports lead attended CPD in PE and disseminated to other staff.

Travel expenses for inter school competitions and fixtures

£4000

Children attended a range of competitive sporting activities across the year raising children’s sporting spirit, unity and self-confidence and experience having taken part in sport at a competitive level.

Subsidise cost for after school clubs

£1000

A greater opportunity for children to take part in extra-curricular sporting activities. Promoting physical activity outside of timetabled PE sessions and playtimes.

Subsidise costs for transport for swimming tuition

£500

Year 4 children accessed swimming tuition at a local swimming pool where qualified coaches lead the sessions.

Invest in new equipment to develop the range and quality of sports equipment in school

£2000

Children given a broader experience of learning new sports in PE. Also, developed staff knowledge of different sports.

Trim trail, playground markings and fixed equipment

£3500 - £4000

Greater opportunities for children to be active at play and lunchtimes. Children were able to participate in the grand opening and be part of the design process. Children are more active which reduced behaviour issues during playtimes.

Free fruit Fridays

£2500

This initiative will be carried over to 2019-2020 for implementation.

Update Scheme of work

£500

Updated scheme of work has given more confidence in teaching PE for staff and helped to engage pupils in fresh, exciting PE lessons.

Cover for CPD/Staff training/inset

£2000

Additional CPD has been attended including competitive sports- building skillset of staff.

Total cost

19,500