Current situation
Access to a purpose built sports hall, an outdoor adventurous activity area, hard court area, a grassed playing field.
Equipment is checked regularly and stock replenished as often as budget allows.
Teachers have access to equipment and literature, via the coordinator, and can always rely on advice when needed. There is also specialist swimming teachers used by the school.
Team Theme provides lessons to pupils and teachers to meet the CPD needs of the teacher.
Equipment for lunch time games and sports.
School games opportunities
Continue to arrange Intra/Inter sports competitions.
Before and after school activities arranged based on pupil and parent questionnaire.
AFC Fylde to provide lunch time clubs.
AFC will provide Afterschool club
Mental health programme to help small groups to develop resilience.
School Sport Premium budget £17000
Sports
Costs 19/20 = (£17000): Budgeted £16000
£6000 to employ external providers to train staff on teaching PE and sport – Team Theme
£250 to join Sports partnership (event entries)
£500 event transport
£1,500 external sport coaches – Tennis, Golf, Judo, Archery.
£1000 AFC after school clubs – Football, dancing, dodgeball, striking and fielding (KS2)
£2000 AFC lunch time clubs for KS1 and KS2
£3000 Street dance PE lessons and after school club
£1000 AFC Mental Health
£750 equipment, resources and repairs – Lunchtime Zoning.
Aim
- To get 70% or more children playing sport/ physical activity in and after school. Staff have been asked to be available to help access more activities through the Sport Partnership for our children.
- Teachers to be confident to deliver all aspects of the PE curriculum.
- Improve resilience of boys during sports
Evaluation –August
Teachers advised on questionnaire which areas they were still not confident on. This will be developed with Team Theme to build confidence. This year we will team teach with Team Theme.
Inset to provide gymnastics training to all staff to improve confidence
PE lead teachers attended National PE conference to increase awareness of sports and resources for Primary schools.
Leagues Entered
Netball –yr6
U11 football
U11 Girls football
Competitions
U11 football
U11 Girls football
U9 Football
U11 Indoor athletics
U9 Mini Athletics
Triathlon
Swimming Gala
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2018/2019 – Allocation £17 000
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Objective -
To raise the quality of teaching PE and sport in school, ensuring that standards are at least good at St Bernards we will:
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Hire qualified sports coaches to work alongside teachers when teaching PE
We will continue to organise for specialist coaches to come into school, provided by Team Theme. Our teachers will observe and participate in the sessions to develop their own skills so that they can then teach this area themselves, once the coach has completed their course of teaching.
We will pay for an external provider to train staff with their classes with either a whole school approach to a particular area or tailoring the training to individual teachers’ needs.
Not only will the children benefit from being taught by a specialist coach but our own staff will be developed through sharing good practice and assisting in the PE lessons.
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Join the Sports Development team
In partnership with other local primary schools within our cluster; we will join Preston Sports Development. This will enable us to access support and local competitions in the Preston area.
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Provide places for pupils in after school sports clubs
Our school already offers a range of after school clubs, accessed by children from Key Stages 1 and 2. These clubs will continue to run as before. We aim to provide clubs for Football, Cricket, Street Dance, Rounders, dodgeball, Athletics. Judo and Infant dance. Some clubs will run throughout the year however others will run at various times of the year. Most clubs will continue to be provided free of charge including clubs run by Team Theme. Coaches will be used to prepare children for tournaments and performances, offering specialist training to support.
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Provide opportunities for children to compete
Our PE & Sport Co-ordinator will arrange tournaments and fixtures between the cluster primaries, whilst offering exit routes for our more gifted children, allowing them to compete against other children at a higher level.
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Provide training for lunchtime supervisors to introduce playground games at lunchtimes
Lunchtime Supervisors who engage with children’s play can transform lunchtimes.
We have now invested in Anomoly System for the playground to be used to provide additional activities for pupils during break and lunch times.
Resources are provided for various sporting activities for all age groups during zoning.
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Introduce Playground Leaders
A School Sports Crew will be elected. They will take on a variety of sporting roles throughout the school year, beginning with an Intra-School competition in the summer.
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Leave a legacy of sport funding
Over the next 2 years we will improve playground facilities by installing a traversing frame on the junior playground and depending on the budget getting a track installed around the field for all year use.
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Extend the use of the house team system to inter-house sports competitions for pupils of all ages
Our annual Sports Day is the end of year whole school sporting event where family and friends are welcome to come along to join in the fun and lend their support. We will extend the use of the house team system to enable regular, inter-house sports competitions for pupils of all ages throughout the year.
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We will also:
Pay for transport to various events, i.e. inter-town athletics events, Cricket etc
Purchase new sports equipment
Purchase a new football team kit – pupils will have a higher self-esteem and sense of pride for their team
Provide cover to release teachers for professional development in PE & Sport and to attend sports events.
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Budget 18/19 = (£17 000):
£6500 to employ external providers to train staff on teaching PE and sport
£500 to join Sports partnership (event entries)
£1,000 event transport
£1500 external sport coaches
£500 equipment, resources and repairs
£3000 for Anomaly
£5000 Playground facility upgrading
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Afterschool sports 2017
Cricket
Tag Rugby
Football
Fencing
Street Dancing
Dodgeball
Scooter and skateboarding
Yoga - reception
Tennis
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Success criteria:
Greater confidence in planning and delivery of PE lessons
All areas of the PE curriculum are at least good
Increased after school clubs and participation in PE and Sport – links with specialist organisations and coaches
Pupils have greater opportunities to participate in competitions
Pupils who are more able in sport are given the chance to participate against others of a similar ability and potential
Pupils will have high self-esteem and sense of pride for their teams.
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2017/20018 – Allocation £17 000
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Objective -
To raise the quality of teaching PE and sport in school, ensuring that standards are at least good at St Bernards we will:
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Hire qualified sports coaches to work alongside teachers when teaching PE
We will continue to organise for specialist coaches to come into school, provided by Team Theme. Our teachers will observe and participate in the sessions to develop their own skills so that they can then teach this area themselves, once the coach has completed their course of teaching.
We will pay for an external provider to train staff with their classes with either a whole school approach to a particular area or tailoring the training to individual teachers’ needs.
Not only will the children benefit from being taught by a specialist coach but our own staff will be developed through sharing good practice and assisting in the PE lessons.
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Join the Sports Development team
In partnership with other local primary schools within our cluster; we will join Preston Sports Development. This will enable us to access support and local competitions in the Preston area.
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|
Provide places for pupils in after school sports clubs
Our school already offers a range of after school clubs, accessed by children from Key Stages 1 and 2. These clubs will continue to run as before. We aim to provide clubs for Football, Cricket, Street Dance and Infant dance. Some clubs will run throughout the year however others will run at various times of the year. Most clubs will continue to be provided free of charge including clubs run by Team Theme. Coaches will be used to prepare children for tournaments and performances, offering specialist training to support.
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Provide opportunities for children to compete
Our PE & Sport Co-ordinator will arrange tournaments and fixtures between the cluster primaries, whilst offering exit routes for our more gifted children, allowing them to compete against other children at a higher level.
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Provide training for lunchtime supervisors to introduce playground games at lunchtimes
Lunchtime Supervisors who engage with children’s play can transform lunchtimes. At St Bernards, our Lunchtime supervisors will be trained to offer children a positive play opportunity during the lunchtime break. Resources are provided for various sporting activities for all age groups during zoning.
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Introduce Playground Leaders
New playground leaders from Key Stage 2 have been trained and have begun working in the Key Stage 1 playground at lunchtimes.
A School Sports Crew will be elected. They will take on a variety of sporting roles throughout the school year, beginning with an Intra-School competition in the summer.
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Extend the use of the house team system to inter-house sports competitions for pupils of all ages
Our annual Sports Day is the end of year whole school sporting event where family and friends are welcome to come along to join in the fun and lend their support. We will extend the use of the house team system to enable regular, inter-house sports competitions for pupils of all ages throughout the year.
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We will also:
Pay for transport to various events, i.e. inter-town athletics events, Cricket etc
Purchase new sports equipment
Purchase a new football team kit – pupils will have a higher self-esteem and sense of pride for their team
Provide cover to release teachers for professional development in PE & Sport and to attend sports events.
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Budget 17/18 = (£17 000):
£5000 to employ external providers to train staff on teaching PE and sport
£500 to join Sports partnership (event entries)
£1,000 event transport
£5000 external sport coaches
£1000 equipment, resources and repairs
£1000 bikes for reception
£1000 supply cover for CPD and staff release to take part in inter-school competitions in school time.
£2500 surplus
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Afterschool sports 2017
Cricket
Tag Rugby
Football
Fencing
Street Dancing
Dodgeball
Scooter and skateboarding
Yoga - reception
Tennis
Golf
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Success criteria:
Greater confidence in planning and delivery of PE lessons
All areas of the PE curriculum are at least good
Increased after school clubs and participation in PE and Sport – links with specialist organisations and coaches
Pupils have greater opportunities to participate in competitions
Pupils who are more able in sport are given the chance to participate against others of a similar ability and potential
Pupils will have high self-esteem and sense of pride for their teams.
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