Acadmic Year: 2015-16 PE and Sport School Focus/planned Premium Key impact on pupils Outcome Indicators Increase confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport. Broader experience and a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils.

TA to be trained up to provide in-house after school sports clubs four days a week targeted to promote engagement with FS-Y6 pupils.

Total Funding: £8,865 Actions to achieve Training for Teaching Assistant to achieve Level 5 coaching status. Employment of TA four afternoons a week

Broader experience and a Specialist Cricket coaching Oxfordshire Cricket range of sports and Board Coach to for Year 6 and exposure to professional female activities offered to all deliver a term of cricketer pupils. cricket coaching Year 4 participation in Professional led Broader experience and a Cowley Road Carnival workshop helping range of sports and (dance/street procession) to children to create activities offered to all promote creativity, engage their costumes and with dancing and explore pupils. dance community links

Increased participation in competitive sport

Year 4, 5 and 6 pupils to compete in partnershipwide Athletics event

Participation in inter-school Increased participation in hockey tournaments for competitive sport Years 3, 4, 5 6

Participation at District Sports

Attendance at tournaments

Planned funding

£1,500

£2,500

£300

£600

£600

£120

Actual Spend Actual funding

£1,410

£2,725

Impact

£8,573 Sustainability & Next Steps

Improved sports Determine if further instruction for training required or after school sports additional member of clubs and wider staff given coaching school PE lessons. training.

Increased number of pupils attending Continue to provide inafter school sports house after school clubs from FS to clubs every term. Y6.

£300

All pupils received high quality coaching during PE time; staff member received coaching training to enable launch of Cricket Club after school

£600

Pupils took part in a flamboyant Consider repeating community event participation annually building confidence with more classes and learning involved. exercise can be fun

£600

Pupils engaged in an excellently organised competitive event, coming 3rd out of 8 schools. Built confidence, teamwork and provided an arena for talented pupils to show off their abilities

Repeat annually

£120

Pupils enjoyed competitive sport opportunity, building confidence and teamwork

Repeat annually

Repeat annually

Repeat OCB visit annually

Prolife of PE and Sport Professional Health & Fitness classes for being raised across the instructors brought pupils included in Health & school as a tool for whole in to demonstrate Safety Week activities school improvement Karate and Zumba

£60

£60

Pupils got to experience new types of exercise and to link exercise and fitness with health

Prolife of PE and Sport being raised across the Gym resources to Renewal of gym equipement school as a tool for whole be purchased school improvement

£800

£759

Better resources for use by all pupils

PE resources to be monitored regularly

£1,500

£1,519 (£434 storage/£108 5 works)

Pupils can easliy access sports resources for PE and outdoor play

Look next at playtime resources

Review of PE storage to

Prolife of PE and Sport allow pupils to be more being raised across the independent and able to school as a tool for whole collect their own resources school improvement for sports safely the engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity

Include parents and community members in active days to promote active lifestyles: e.g. Sports Day, May Day celebrations, Open Afternoon, Race for Life

Outdoor storage boxes to be purchased: PE cupboard reorganised and repaired

Organise events and provide suitable resources (e.g. new maypole, external sports leader costs, gazebos)

£530

£480

All stakeholders pupils and parents benefited from fun Repeat events annually and active where possible community events promoting active lifestyle