Husthwaite’s Sport Development & Sport Premium Funding

The government has given all schools additional funding to promote PE in schools. We are using the funding to improve the quality and breadth of PE and sport provision at Husthwaite Primary School.

Funds have been ‘pooled’ within the local cluster of primary schools to employ specialist PE coaches and PE teachers who will work in our school to:

• Provide high quality PE lessons whilst also working alongside teachers in their lessons to increase their subject knowledge and PE skills.
• Provide a range of extra-curricular sports clubs run by existing members of staff and specialist coaches (running, netball, football, multi-skills)
• Coordinate and run cluster sporting competitions and events throughout the academic year. (All cluster sports events cover a range of activities including cross country, tag rugby and multi-skills.)

“Extra funding to support the development of physical education and sport is used very well”.  “Leaders have used the funding to provide specialist sports coaching and broaden pupils’ experiences” Ofsted 2019

How are we making sports provision and improvements sustainable for the future?

The standard of curriculum PE has improved and continues to be reviewed (see the current PE curriculum here).

There exists a very positive attitude from children when working with the sports coach which encourages the engagement and inclusion of the children in new activities.

Positive feedback has been given by staff from working with the sports coach and they continue to gain knowledge and experience from workng with this dedicated resource.

The transfer of knowledge gained from specialists is being encouraged through the recording, monitoring and modelling of good practice.

The school offers a full range of sports including an annual dedicated Sports Week linked to the School Games each year.  The high quality equipment / resources have resulted in positive experiences of PE for the children.

Links established with local clubs signpost child onto other activities in the community and are displayed on the School Games noticeboard in school.

Sports Premium 2019-2020

Primary PE & Sport premium Statement

To ensure that the improvements we made last year are sustained and PE and sport continues to improve we have continued our involvement with the local cluster of primary schools  and continue to employ a specialist sports coach. Our aims for the coming year are:

• Continue to introduce the children to a wider variety of sporting and adventure activities
• To support the children to be more active and participate in sports both at school and out of school.
• Encourage a positive attitude to adopting a healthy lifestyle by using our expansive school grounds for maximum impact.
• Every class to participate in Forest School projects led by qualified Forest School Teacher.
• To build teacher’s confidence, knowledge and skill particularly in teaching gymnastics.
• To adopt growth mindset philosophy in PE and sport.
• Ensure swimming targets are met.

We have received £16,530 sports premium funding this year. This is being used to employ a specialist PE coach to teach children quality PE and a qualified Forest School Teacher to further develop staff’s skills and knowledge as part of our programme of CPD.  Participate in Cluster sports events and have access to sports co-ordinator to develop sporting opportunities.

The evidence and impact statement for the Sports Premium can be accessed here 

Sports Premium 2018-2019

Funding received: £16570.

The evidence and impact statement for the Sports Premium can be accessed here Evidencing-the-Impact-of-Primary-PE-and-Sport-Premium-2018-19-v2-July-19

2017/18

Sports Grant Funding

PE Grant funding received for 2017/18 is £16,600.

The evidence and impact statement for the Sports Premium can be accessed here Evidencing-the-Impact-of-Primary-PE-and-Sport-Premium-2017-18-updated-summer-18_1

2016/17

Sports Grant Funding  2016/17 (Sports Premium Y4)

PE Grant funding received £8,292. Monies have been spent on the following resources:

	£
Sports coach one day per week (April-Sept)	3,845
Cluster sports coordinator	970
Staff release to attend events	400
Provision of opportunities for pupils from Y1 to 6 to take part in inter-school and regional finals with transporting of pupils – essential because of our rural location	400
Netball & football posts, nets & balls	372
Equipment replacement including resources for Sport’s Week & Sports Award	626
Subsidy for swimming lessons	200
Waterproof cameras	250
IT equipment for recording, monitoring & cascading good practice to all staff	200
Circus skills/ external activities provision	475
Other administration of PE acsoociated with promotion of healthy lifestyles & sporting events	600
Total	£8,338

 

PE Impact Statement 2016/17 (Sports Premium Y4)

• 87% engaged in extra-curricular sport each week – in line with last year demonstrating sustainability
• 13% increase of previously non-active children engaged in extra-curricular sporting activity each week -demonstrating change for life is having an impact.
• 16 sports offered at an intra-sport level to children
• 8 sports competed in at Level 2 (87% of children have had a Level 2 opportunity)
• 56% of children leading and managing School Games activity
• All children in KS2 get the opportunity to ‘Learn to Lead’ in curriculum PE by leading warm ups and warm up games for their peers.
• Sainsbury’s School Games Gold award achieved for a third year in a row – audited by School Games Organiser.
• 100% of children competed at Level 1 events (Intra-School) thanks to the school’s Sports Week. A total of 16 different sports were provided across the year at intra level for KS2 children and 13 for KS1 during Sports week.
• New links have been made this year, for example with local golf club and local tennis clubs
• Local Secondary School Sports Leaders link made, KS3 children led an afterschool clubs for all children (KS1 and KS2). This provided role-model leaders for our children and helped the KS3 children accrue all their leader hours.
• Outdoor Classroom grant gained and classroom put in to enhance outdoor learning further and increase the healthy living links through the curriculum.

Other results during the year include: Netball 6th place in cluster, Football 8th place, Indoor athletics 3rd place, Hockey Y3/4 3rd place,  Hockey Y5/6 2nd place, Cricket 6th place, Rounders 6th place, Cluster athletics 3rd place, Cross country: 7 children qualified for L2 partnership level and 2 children qualified further for L3 county event

2015/16

Sports Grant Funding 2015/16 (Sports Premium Y3)

PE Grant funding received £8,319. Monies have been spent on the following resources:

	£
Sports coach one day per week	4,307
Cluster sports coordinator	880
Transport to sport events	400
Swimming subsidy	300
PE equipment	250
Sports week resources	110
Storage boxes	145
Wildlife garden improvements to enable weekly outdoor learning sessions	1,150
Additional administration costs for supporting sporting events and activities promoting a healthy lifestyle	780
Total	£8,322

 

PE Impact Statement 2015/16 (Sports Premium Y3)

• Sainsbury’s School Games Gold award achieved for a second year in a row – audited by School Games Organiser.
• The school won the Cluster Athletics Tournament for a 2nd year in a row and came 2nd in the netball tournament.
• Y5/6 came 2nd in the Cluster Indoor Athletics and made it to the finals
• The Y3/4 Quicksticks Hockey-children finished 2nd.
• Opportunities for children to try new sports clubs were offered through the sports coach and staff. 89% of KS2 children engaged in extra-curricular sports over the year-a small rise on last year’s.
• 100% of children competed at Level 1 events (Intra-School) thanks to the school’s Sports Week. A total of 15 different sports were provided across the year at intra level for KS2 children.
• 74% of Key Stage 2 children competed at Level 2 events (Inter-School): 8 sports, 14 events.
• Better links made/advertised with clubs
• Sport made part of the weekly news and press releases
• Staff and children positive about sport and recognise the impact it can have on well-being
• Higher understanding of healthy lifestyles
• Outdoor learning introduced in all classes
• Fun and fitness club encouraged children who previously haven’t attended extra-curricular sport to join.

2014/15

Sports Grant funding 2014-15

PE Grant funding received £7,774. Monies have been spent on the following resources:

 

	£
Sports coach one day a week	4,560
Cluster sports coordinator	850
Transport to sporting events	300
School hockey pack	345
PE equipment	220
African dance day	500
Additional administration to cover PE & sporting events to promote a healthy lifestyle	1,000
Total	£7,775

 

PE Impact Statement 2014/15 (Sports Premium Y2)

• Sainsbury’s School Games Gold award – audited by School Games Organiser (Upgrade from 2013/2014 when we achieved silver award)
• 100% of children competed at Level 1 events (Intra-School) thanks to the school’s Sports Week. A total of 14 different sports were provided across the year at intra level for KS2 children.
• 72% of Key Stage 2 children competed at Level 2 events (Inter-School): 8 sports, 12 events.
• The school won the Cluster Athletics Tournament.
• Level 3 events (county level) in hockey (6 children)-achieved bronze, cross country (2 children)
• Opportunities for children to try new sports clubs offered through the sports coach and staff – 83% of KS2 children engaged in extra-curricular sports over the year.
• 28% of KS2 children lead sporting activity and the school has a playground squad and Sports Crew in place.
• Teachers are being upskilled so they can provide higher level PE when teaching by themselves.
• PE equipment has been introduced that provides other sports such as lacrosse that children are unlikely to have access to in their local area.