Sports Premium 2018/2019
Sports Premium Money
Sports Premium allocations for the academic year 2018 to 2019 are calculated using the number of pupils in years 1 to 6, as recorded in the January 2018 census, as follows:
Purpose of the funding
The premium must be used to fund additional and sustainable improvements to the provision of PE and sport, for the benefit of primary-aged pupils, in the 2018 to 2019 academic year, to encourage the development of healthy, active lifestyles. Schools must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer.
This means that the premium should be used to:
For example, the funding can be used to:
This year Galton Valley Primary School will receive £19,333. We intend to spend this money on the following:
| Amount |
Brief description of purchase |
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£1250 |
One Albion Package – Disability Team 2.5 hours of curriculum time a week and 1 hour lunch time club for SEN children to engage in PE activity with a specialised coach. 12 Focus Provision children will access the curriculum time with a further. 12 children will access the lunchtime club. |
|
£5680 |
Increase Pupil Participation - Specialist Dance Teacher The Specialist Dance Teacher will work with every class for one hour per week during curriculum time. This time is not counted in the funding allocation. Additional hours will be used so:
Monday – Years 3 and 4 Wednesday – Year 5 Friday – Year 6 Children in KS2 have a weekly ‘hour long’ dance workshop. |
| £875 |
Top up Swimming – Summer Term Intense swimming sessions for identified children in Year 5 and 6. |
| £4550 |
Increase Pupil Participation – develop upper body strength Purchase, install and maintain a climbing activity centre with monkey bars for use during break times. Provide a safety surface beneath the apparatus. |
| £900 |
Increase Pupil Participation and competitive sport Purchase two new football goals and nets to replace existing ones. Purchase a set of portable goals to be used at lunchtime, during PE and afterschool clubs |
| £3400 |
Increase Pupil Participation Contribution towards the cost of 4 afterschool clubs a week run by the Albion Foundation. The clubs will be aimed at various age groups. |
|
£1500 |
Increase Pupil Participation – Cycling Training did not happen last year due to availability of courses. Train a member of staff to deliver the bike ability programme to children in KS2 for 1 hour per week Service and maintain 15 bikes to ensure that they are roadworthy. Bikes to begin to be incorporated into a cycling workshop on a Friday and timetabled to be used at lunchtime. |
| £800 |
Competitive sporting events and resources Regular football fixtures in the Smethwick league for children in Years 5 and 6. Transport costs for all competitions, fixtures and events. Replenish resources to match the curriculum. |
| £80 |
Sports Day Resources Purchase reward stickers and two engraved trophies for sportsmanship. |
| £300 |
Increase Pupil Participation - Active Playground Training. Following on from the playground training, replenish resources and provide boxes for staff to use at lunchtimes. Look at storage for the equipment so that it is secure and easily accessible. |
| Amount | Brief Description of Purchase | Impact |
| £8995 |
Increase Pupil Participation A multi-gym consisting of 6 pieces of equipment and safety matting was purchased and installed on the playing field. |
All KS2 access the gym equipment on a weekly basis, on a rota system at lunchtime. This has increased the amount of physical activity during break times. Gym equipment is accessed during PE lessons and afterschool clubs. |
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£500
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Increase Pupil Participation - Active Playground Training. Training for all support and lunchtime staff to develop the playground to allow for more active lunch and playtimes. Resources purchased to support this. |
Fit for sport colleagues worked alongside lunchtime staff to roll out the new procedures. The playground was ‘re-zoned’ with designated areas ‘low intensity zones’ and ‘high intensity zones’ Support staff are using ideas and strategies to engage the children at lunchtimes in more physical activity. |
| £5,150 |
Increase Pupil Participation - Specialist Dance Teacher The Specialist Dance Teacher will work two afternoons a week. This time will be used so that:
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All children in Reception (60 children) received ballet lessons additional to their weekly PE lessons. All children in Year One received ballet lessons (2 classes – 60 children) additional to their 2 hours of weekly PE lessons. Lunchtime Clubs 20 children attended a weekly lunchtime club on a Thursday. (30 minutes) 32 children attended a weekly lunchtime club on a Friday. (30 minutes) 52 children took part in regular physical activity additional to the two hours of PE lessons. Workshops 18 children Autumn Term 20 children Spring Term 22 children Summer Term 50 children accessed an hour of physical activity additional to their two hours of PE lessons Afterschool Clubs 23 children attended ballet afterschool club in the Autumn Term. 25 children attended in Spring Term 24 children attended in Summer Term. 20 children attended an after school street dance club on a Friday. The numbers for this club increased as started and finished 15 minutes earlier. 47 children, across the school year, took part in physical activity additional to their PE lesson time and break times. |
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£400 |
Competitive Sporting Events and resources Increase pupils’ participation in competitive events, for all children from KS1 – KS2, enabling them to take part in a range of competitions, events and sports. Children to enjoy being part of the local community and competing with cluster schools. Children to have the opportunity to compete and take part in a range of events. Regular football fixtures in the Smethwick league for children in Years 5 and 6. Transport costs for all competitions, fixtures and events.
Sports Day awards were purchased including an engraved trophy for the winning house team and two engraved trophies for sportsmanship.
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Al A squad of 15 children took part in regular football fixtures’ in the Smethwick league.
Children from different year groups took part in tournaments throughout the year at WBA in the dome.
12 KS2 girls competed in a girls football tournament at Hadley Stadium
All children in the EYFS took part in a sporting afternoon. All children in Year 1 – 6 took part in a carrousel of sporting activities. All children in Years 1 – 6 (except for 4 children) chose to compete in competitive races as part of sports day. |
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£4000 (Towards the cost) |
Increase pupil participation – Towards after School/Lunchtime Clubs with West Bromwich Albion Foundation |
Daily lunchtime clubs for children in KS2 – Classes timetabled on a daily basis to access this club. Children getting 30 minutes of structured physical activity.
A range of hour-long afterschool clubs ran through out the year for all year groups. The clubs included football, sports and ‘multi-skills’ club. Year 5 and 6 football 24 children attended the football club in Autumn Term 28 children in Spring Term 28 children in Summer Term. KS1 Multi-skills 16 children attended in Autumn Term 22 children attended in Spring Term 22 children attended in Summer Term Year 3 – 6 ‘Sports’ 23 children attended in Autumn Term 25 children attended in Spring Term 24 children attended in Summer Term Years 3 and 4 football 19 children attended in Autumn 22 children attended in Spring 22 children attended in Summer |
| £875 |
Top up Swimming – Summer Term Additional swimming sessions and transport for children in Year 6 and any identified pupils. |
4 Children were able to swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres. 1 child received the gold award. |