SPORTS PREMIUM FUNDING
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Use of Primary School Sports Funding at Scholes Village Primary School
The government has provided funding to improve the provision of PE and sport in primary schools. The money has been provided by the Departments of Health, Education and culture, Media and Sport.
At Scholes we aim to:
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Place physical activity and well-being at the heart of the school's vision statement.
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Improve teaching resources so that teachers can offer a more productive, inclusive and broader curriculum.
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Provide a range of opportunities for pupils to compete in inter and intra school competitions.
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Provide a greater range of sporting after school clubs.
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Increase the profile of the school's sporting activities and achievements.
How will we meet our aims?
Specialist coaches will be brought in to help guide teachers as well as provide school with after school clubs to enrich the curriculum and children's physical activity.
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The PE lead and our leading ETA in PE (trained PE specialist) will support teachers in teaching PE and will teach an afternoon each week across the key stages.
Resources will be purchased to help implement any new areas of the PE curriculum and to renew resources so that the curriculum taught will be inclusive and provide a range of opportunities.A specific area on the schools website will be dedicated to PE / school sport.
To consult with pupils, parents and staff regarding their opinion on the direction physical education at Scholes.
Intra and Inter school competitions will be planned and taken part in across the school year.
Sports leaders have been reintroduced to lunchtimes and training has been provided.
What are our expected outcomes?
Physical activity and well-being are at the heart of school.
Planned investment leads to sustained improvements to the teaching of PE across the school and school sport.
The development and implementation of a varied, stimulating, inclusive and highly effective PE curriculum which responds to the wishes of all interested parties.
The school is well resourced to provide physical education to all pupils.
The pupil’s exposure to competitive sport is increased.
Everyone involved with school is informed of children’s achievements and progress in school sport.
Sports Premium Funding 2023/24
Sports Premium Funding 2022/23
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Swimming National Curriculum Requirements
Sports Premium Funding 2021/22
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Swimming National Curriculum Requirements
Sports Premium Funding 2020/21
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Sports Premium Funding 2019/20
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Swimming National Curriculum Requirements
Sports Premium Funding 2018/19
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Swimming National Curriculum Requirements
Sports Premium Funding 2017/18
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Swimming National Curriculum Requirements
Sports Premium Funding 2016/17
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Sports Premium Funding 2015/16
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Sports Premium Funding 2014/15
"Good use is made of the primary school sport funding. Pupils enjoy good experiences in physical education and sport. They participate in a wide range of activities, such as cross country and orienteering, funded from the primary school sports initiative." OFSTED 2015