PE & SPORTS PREMIUM PROPOSED PLAN 2020 / 2021 - Oakfield Primary School
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Oakfield CE Primary
PE & SPORTS PREMIUM PROPOSED PLAN 2020 / 2021
What is the Primary PE and Sports Premium?
1. The Primary PE & Sport Premium is funded jointly by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport and is additional funding
allocated to all schools. The funding is ring-fenced and can only be spent on provision of PE and sport in school. We receive the money as 2 separate
payments totalling £18,610.
Purpose of funding:
2. Schools must spend this additional funding on improving their provision of PE and Sport.
The four objectives of the Primary PE and Sport Premium funding are:
a. To improve the quality of existing PE teaching through continuing professional learning in PE for generalists, so that all primary pupils improve their
health, skills and physical literacy, and have broader exposure to a range of sports.
b. To increase participation levels in competitive sport and healthy activity of pupils, and maintain these into adolescence.
c. To increase the quality of initial teacher training in PE and sport, and to promote PE specialisation in primary level workforce.
d. Schools understand and value the benefits of high quality PE and sport, including its use as a tool for whole school improvement.
3. Possible uses for the funding might include:
a. Hiring specialist PE teachers or qualified sports coaches to work with primary teachers when teaching PE.
b. Supporting and engaging the least active children through new or additional (Change4Life) clubs.
c. Paying for professional development opportunities for teachers in PE and sport.
d. Providing cover to release primary teachers for professional development in PE and sport.
e. Running sport competitions, or increasing pupils’ participation in the School Games.
f. Buying quality assured professional development modules or materials for PE and sport.
g. Providing places for pupils on after school sports clubs and holiday clubs.
h. Maintaining and purchasing equipment and resources.4. Sports Participation. The Federation champions quality PE. In recent years, participation at festivals and competitions has steadily increased. This has
necessitated allocating part of the budget to transport costs. Sports after school clubs were also limited. We now coordinate a wider range of activities
including athletics, tree climbing and archery. In 18/19 we undertook a sailing initiative championed by Sir Ben Ainslie and this will continue with KS2 pupils.
There is an emphasis on physical activity in the after school clubs providing a range of skill/games sets, in addition to a range of other clubs including
gardening and forest schools. Additional coaches have also been employed for some sports activities including tree climbing. Our emphasis on physical
activity and wide participation is improving sporting outcomes until school closure in March 2020. In 18/19 we have had a range of outdoor climbing frames
and exercise equipment installed (with lead funding from the Diocese). In 19/20 we significantly improved lesson resource provision including introduction of
the Cambridgeshire PE Scheme of Work and a wide range of PE sports equipment. In 20/21 we aim to re-introduce pupils to quality PE, healthy eating and
healthy lifestyle. This includes provision of a healthy breakfast to all pupils (via the Magic Breakfast initiative).
a. Participation of pupils at competitions has increased from approximately 40 pupils annually (2013) to over 100 representations now (from
approximately 60 different children). The challenge in 20/21 will be reintroducing intra/inter competitions and active participation by the
school.
b. After school club participation is approximately 70-80 pupils per week when previously it was 10-20 (1 or 2 clubs per week). We will
reintroduce clubs in 20/21 following school closure and ensure activities undertaken are covid-19 safe.
c. Y6 swimming, 39% of pupils achieved 25M swim and associated swimming skills in 18/19. We anticipated a much improved outcome in 19/20
before school closure curtailed swimming activities. We aim to reintroduce swimming at the earliest opportunity for lower KS2.
5. Budget allocation. Funding for 19/20 was broadly allocated as follows but not all was spent due to school closure from Mar 20 (an increased amount
was spent on PE equipment):
Equipment £5K
Membership fees £0.5K
Clubs £1.5K
CPD/Coaching £7K
Events/festivals £2KOakfield Primary School 2020/21 allocation: £18,610
This Year’s Proposals:
What will we us it for? Cost: Impact:
Purchasing of equipment £3,000 Increased quality and range of equipment for
PE sessions, training and competitive sport.
New equipment to broaden activities that the
children would not normally participate in
such as performing arts, tree climbing, martial
arts and cycling. These are individual activities
that will compensate for reduced contact
team sport activities.
Entry and membership fees / SGO programme £500 Maintaining the range and level of sports
subscription available to our children as extra-curricular
and competitive sports.
We will investigate participation and
accreditation in the Schools Active Mark
scheme (Bronze).
Provision of extra-curricular clubs £2,500 Increased range and number of after school
clubs activities available to all ages.
We are also investigating adventurous
residential opportunities on the Island either
as day trip activities or (when allowed)
overnight.
Continuous Professional Development £1,500 Increased quality and range delivered within
the curriculum and extra-curricular sessions.PE Planning scheme (eg Cambridgeshire
scheme)
Cluster meeting – 6 teacher hours
Coaching £3,500 Specialists used to increase student
knowledge and enjoyment in a range of
activities and allowing current teachers to
learn the necessary skills.
We are also investigating the continuous
provision of water sport activities following on
from the sailing initiatives of 18/19 and 19/20.
Increasing opportunities to participate in £2,000 Allowing children the opportunity to compete
inter-school competitive events against other school in a variety of locations,
both on and off the Island.
This will involve travel to events during school
hours and those involving whole year groups.
Specialist Internal teaching of PE and £4,000 PE specialist with in-depth training over a
supporting sporting activities number of years to work alongside
teachers/teaching assistants to promote a
more diverse & quality sports curriculum.
Allocation of preparation, covering,
supervising, coaching hours:
Netball – 30 teacher/HLTA hours
Athletics – 45 teacher/HLTA hours
Additional “booster” swimming (in addition to £1,000 Identified children who have do not have
curriculum allocation) water safety/ swimming to be competent, and
to aid those at risk of not getting 25M at KS2Sports Crew Uniform £100 Sports crew to coach/ marshal/ referee
children at break /Lunch.
Sports crew to support in PE sessions at inter-
school sporting events.
Transport £3,857
Additionally we are resurfacing some outdoor areas with astro-turf (including EY outdoor play area) to increase all weather physical activity provision.You can also read
