We are using our PE & Sports Premium to improve the quality of PE, physical activity and sport provision in the following ways: RECORD OF PE PREMIUM GRANT SPENDING BY ITEM/PROJECT 2017-18 Item/project Multi-sport lunchtime project

Year Group/s Y3-Y6

Cost £6800.00

Objective The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils Pupils to take up new sports outside school Increase enjoyment of sport and physical activity

Upskilling all new teachers & TA’s through working with specialist PE coaches

Y3-Y6

£3800.00

Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport To improve the quality of teaching and learning of PE across the school. To raise standards in PE and to have a long term effect on the quality of PE teaching at MHJ To increase physical activity at MHJ To target identified gifted and talented pupils across Y3-Y6

Outcome & Sustainability Autumn Term Pupil Survey - 93% of pupils indicated they enjoyed the MUGA sessions - 96% of pupils indicated they have taken part in a sport they have never tried before - 89% of pupils indicated they would like to take up a new sport they have tried outside of school - 98% of pupils indicated they felt healthier after the sessions - 87% of pupils indicated they would try to lead a more healthy/active lifestyle Specialist coaches working with all new teachers & TA’s at MHJ during this academic year Upskilling of teachers through team-teaching, observation, planning and monitoring. Sustained high quality delivery of the PE curriculum and ensuring excellent practice in PE is embedded throughout the school Increased development of higher level sporting skills, using knowledge of games to play more strategically. The skills teachers learn and improve upon will remain with them through any further PE teaching Excellent practice within the teaching of PE will become the norm at MHJ

Equipment to improve PE curriculum delivery and playtime provision

Y3 - Y6

£888.30

Footballs Basketballs Netballs Tennis Balls Rugby Balls Shuttlecocks Bibs Cones Ball Carriers Electric pump Dance Festival costumes

Specialist sports coaches to run dance & gymnastics clubs

To improve teaching and learning across the school.

Increased % lessons observed would be good or outstanding.

To improve levels of engagement in playtimes.

Increased % of children who are actively involved in sports activities across a week (playtimes and PE lessons). Increase % of children using equipment correctly. PE equipment to be checked regularly, audited once a year and a rolling program of replacement equipment to be created

YR3-YR6

£436.00

To improve children’s skills in dance and gymnastics To enable greater participation in school sport

Sports & physical activity clubs

Y3 - Y6

Contribution by parents

To promote health and fitness

Increased development of higher level sporting skills, using knowledge of games to play more strategically. Pupils able to participate in dance festival & gymnastics competition

Increase participation in during and after school clubs. Increased Physical Activity across the school Increased participation in sporting events

Staff / Subject leader CPD & Participation in Barnet School Sport Competitions (Barnet Partnership Schools and Sport)

Planned expenditure

Whole school

£ 1100

Training with BPSS Liaising with PE coordinators

Clubs to continue on a half termly basis. See website for further details of clubs on offer Development of PE Subject Leader role Increased participation in during and after school clubs. School to take part in a wide variety of sporting competitions

Transport for athletic team to Barnet Schools Athletic Competition

Y3 – Y6

£500.00 approx.

To enable participation in school sports event

Increased development of higher level sporting skills, using knowledge of athletic skills to take part in competition. Pupils able to participate in athletics competition

Summer Term – PE Equipment to improve PE curriculum delivery and playtime provision

Y3 – Y6

£6,000.00 approx.

To improve teaching and learning across the school.

Increased % lessons observed would be good or outstanding.

To improve levels of engagement in playtimes.

Increased % of children who are actively involved in sports activities across a week (playtimes and PE lessons). Increase % of children using equipment correctly. PE equipment to be checked regularly, audited once a year and a rolling program of replacement equipment to be created

Planned expenditure Summer Term PE Curriculum Teaching Resources

Y3 – Y6

£400.00

To help to improve the delivery, teaching and learning of PE.

Increased % lessons observed would be good or outstanding. Increase % of children using equipment correctly.

Total Spend (total of above expenditure) £13,024.80 Total Planned Spend for rest of 2017-18 £6,900 Total PE Premium Grant Funding £20.130.00

Swimming Data for Moss Hall Junior School – 2017-18 Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety What percentage of your Year 6 cohort swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres?

87%

What percentage of your Year 6 cohort use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke]?

71%

What percentage of your Year 6 cohort perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations?

100%

Schools can choose to use the Primary PE and Sport Premium to provide additional provision for swimming but this must be for activity over and above the national curriculum requirements. Have you used it in this way?

No