Sports Premium 2020/2021
Sports Premium Money
Sports Premium allocations for the academic year 2020 to 2021 are calculated using the number of pupils in years 1 to 6, as recorded in the January 2020 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 2020-2021 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 academic year (2020/2021) Galton Valley Primary School will receive £19,970. As a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the Department for Education took steps to relax the ring-fencing arrangements for the PE and sport premium in the 2019 to 2020 academic year to allow any unspent grant to be carried forward into the 2020 to 2021 academic year. We have a carry forward of `£17,000, 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. |
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£16,300 (Carry Forward) |
Increase Pupil Participation – Timber Trail, KS2 Playground Replace, install and maintain the Timber Trail, with monkey bars in the KS2 playground for KS2 children to use at breaktimes. |
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£7738 (£700 Carry Forward) |
Increase Pupil Participation – Towards the KS1 Playground Install a “Pick Up Sticks’ piece of climbing equipment in the KS1 playground, with suitable flooring for all KS1 and EYFS Children to use at Play Time and Lunch Time and EYFS to access as part of the outdoor provision. Repair and relay the “Tyre Park’ in the KS1 Playground for EYFS and KS1 children to use at Play Time and Lunch Time and EYFS to access as part of the outdoor provision. |
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Transport £85 per week x 12 (£1020) Pool/Additional Instructors £1200 £2220 Y5 = £2220 Y6 = £1110 Total = £3330 Year 4 = £2200 |
Top Up Swimming – 1 Term One Year 5 class who missed their allocated sessions due to Covid- 19 restrictions and identified children in Year 6 (Amended + Year 4 children who missed swimming Autumn 2020) Additional pool time and transport costs) |
| £3500 |
Increase Pupil Participation – Bike Shed, to enable bikes to be more regularly accessed. Purchase, and install a bike shed so that the bikes can be more accessible for children. Bikes can be accessed regularly at break times and during curriculum workshop. |
| £500 |
Increase Pupil Participation – Bike Maintenance Service and maintenance of 20 Bikes. Bikes to be used regularly at break times and during curriculum workshop. |
| £975 |
Increase Pupil Participation – 15 Balance Bikes for EYFS and KS1 Following on from EYFS ‘Balance `Bikeabiility’ Sessions. Purchase 15 Balance Bikes and Helmets to be used in KS! And the EYFS provision. |
| £1000 |
Replenish Resources – Improving Curriculum Delivery Replace and replenish resources across the curriculum to enhance curriculum delivery. Replenish ‘Active Playground’ resources for playtime – Boxes for each individual bubble. |
| Amount | Brief Description of Purchase | Impact |
| £2610 |
Increase Pupil Participation with SEN children 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 accessed the curriculum time offer on weekly basis. The programme was suited to the needs of the individual. A further 31 children accessed the lunchtime prevision. FP children attended three termly ‘festival road shows’ taking part in competitive activity and a sensory tour of the West Bromwich Albion football ground |
Curriculum Provision Both FP1 and FP2 had weekly PE sessions. Sessions were particularly tailored to the needs of the children. Children became more engaged and active over the course of the lessons. School staff working with the children became more confident in the approaches, resources and activities to engage the children in physical activity
Children participated in one festival road show, engaging in competitive physical activity, working as part of a team and developing social skills. Two of these events were missed due to Covid-19 Lockdown. |
| £300 |
Increase Participation Portable Goals (Replacement of old goals) To be used during PE lessons, lunch times and during After school clubs. |
All Keys Stage 2 children were able to access the use of the goals either during PE lessons or during Break times. |
Due to COVID- 19 Top Up Swimming could not happen, because of this we have no official swimming data for 2019/2020. Sporting events and competitions and our annual Sports Day did not take place. The allocated money will be carried forward to next Academic Year.
“As a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the Department for Education took steps to relax the ring-fencing arrangements for the PE and sport premium in the 2019 to 2020 academic year to allow any unspent grant to be carried forward into the 2020 to 2021 academic year. Any under-spends carried forward will need to be spent in full by 31 March 2021 and schools should factor this into spending plans for their 2020 to 2021 PE and sport premium allocation” DFE Guidance