PE Sports Grant Expenditure Report
Since 2013, the government has provided additional funding to improve the quality and outcomes in PE and School Sport.
At Locking Stumps Community Primary school, we pride ourselves on being a happy and healthy place to learn. The report above provieds you with some information on how we have spent the allocaated money throughout the last academic year; it also provides plans for how we intend to improve our provision for Sport and PE with the intention of creating a more active and healthy community.
We have closely monitored the impact of these initiatives through assessment of children’s skills, staff and pupil feedback, uptake of clubs etc. and continue to do so.
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Key achievements to date
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Areas for further improvement and baseline evidence of need:
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- Children have been able to take part in more after school sports clubs after the pandemic
- All year groups provide 2 hours of PE per week as well as additional PE opportunities
- MDAs and a PE specialist TA offer varied sports activities at lunch time
- Sports Leaders now provide regular activities for younger children
- Children have many opportunities to be active throughout the day in and out of lessons
- Some children have been able to catch up on missed swimming lessons
- The profile of PE is high across school
- School Council have purchased more Sports Equipment
- Teachers feel more confident when teaching PE
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- Organise CPD for gymnastics and dance.
- Develop more links with local clubs for all children as well as our more elite performers
- Introduce a calendar of sports competitions for local primary schools (working with the local high school)
- Continue to identify and monitor the inactive children in school – and then increase activity.
- Offer before school 'wake and shake' activities for all
- Aim to provide at least one active after school club for each year group at least once per week
- Increase level of expertise of staff delivering additional sports provision.
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