Hatch Warren Junior School
Primary Sports Funding Allocation
What is the Primary ‘Sport Premium’?
The primary ‘sport premium’ funding for primary schools has been designed to help schools in a variety of ways. Some of the outcomes we aim to achieve through the ‘sport premium’ funding are:
• Increased opportunities for competitive sport
• Improved quality of teaching and learning in Primary Physical Education, including more dynamic exercise in lessons
• Improvements in the quality and breadth of PE and sporting provision, including “increasing participation in PE and sport so that all pupils develop healthy lifestyles and reach the performances levels of which they are capable”
Overview of the school
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Number of pupils and sport premium grant received |
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2013 - 2014 |
2014 -2015 |
2015-2016 |
2016-2017 |
2017-2018 |
2018-2019 |
2019-2020 |
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Total number of pupils on roll |
319 |
328 |
331 |
333 |
344 |
349 |
356 |
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Amount of sport funding received |
£10,390 |
£9600 |
£9600 |
£9607 |
£15,760 |
£19, 432 |
£19479 |
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Objectives in spending Sport Premium Grant |
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Spending of Sport Premium Grant in 2018-2019 – Spends for the financial year April 2018- April 2019 |
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Premier sports coaching / employing two sports leads 5 days a week (lunchtimes) |
£3400 |
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Sports Equipment |
£230 |
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Lunchtime sports equipment |
£90 |
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Providing cover to release primary teachers for professional development in PE/sport / sporting competitions outside of school |
£500 |
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Cost of providing four after school sports clubs every evening through ‘Debs Academy’ in Autumn, Spring and Summer terms |
£8280.00 |
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Cost of coaches to and from swimming baths for swimming lessons |
£3300 |
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The amount of expenditure for the year was not as high as expected as the planned multi-use games area was not completed and paid for until the new financial year.
Swimming outcomes
As part of the PE curriculum children are expected to be able to swim 25m unaided by the time they leave junior school. The children in year six had the opportunity to complete 10 swimming sessions when they were in year 5. The outcomes for year 6 (September 2015 – July 2019) are as follows.
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Number of children in the year group |
Number of children who are able to swim 25m unaided |
Percentage |
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86 |
61 |
72% |
For the first time this year (2019) the decision was made to change the swimming sessions to year 4 so that any children who were unable to swim at least 25 meters by the end of year 4 would have the opportunity to complete swimming sessions for a second time when they were in year five. This happened in the Spring term 2019 for the 15 children (18%) who had not managed to complete the required distance when in year 4. The school will repeat the process again for children in year 5 in the Summer 2020.
How we will make sure these improvements are sustained?
As a school we will ensure that the children will continue to access high quality provision in PE by developing the expertise of the teaching staff through on the job training and through the use of specialised and teachers to deliver high quality PE lessons. We will continue to invest in our staff through appropriate external and internal training and continue to provide varied opportunities for the children to access a range of after school clubs into the future. We will also look at making timetable adjustments to enable pupils to maximise their learning / development in certain areas of PE through special weeks s with a PE focus
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Planned spending of Sport Premium Grant in April 2019- April 2020 |
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Specialist LTSA provision for children at lunchtimes to provide high quality lunchtime sporting opportunities. (2 LTSA for 5 days a week) |
£3549 |
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Additional sports equipment to be used both at lunchtimes and during PE lessons along with a new sports equipment trolley |
£300 |
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Opportunities for pupils to participate in sporting fixtures against other schools and ‘in-school’ competitions (Teacher release time). |
£1000 |
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The provision of after school clubs by a sports specialist (DC) who delivers 4 ‘free’ clubs a week to children which promote different sports and general physical fitness |
£8,500 |
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Additional swimming lessons for children currently in year five who had not reached standards by the end of year 4 – additional lessons/hire of coach |
£300 |
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Provision of sporting clubs free of charge to all pupils provided by teaching staff |
£ free |
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Swimming coaches for taking the children to and from swimming lessons |
£3300 |
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PE INSET day May 2019 for all teaching staff with a focus on gymnastics |
£600 |
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New multi-use games area for use during and after the school day |
£52,000 out of the £67,000 total cost |
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Maintenance of MUGA |
£1,000 |
ED 17/07/19