Sports premium funding 2015-16

What is sports premium funding? Overview In March 2013 the government announced it was to provide additional funding to improve the provision of physical education and sport n primary schools in England. This has become known as the sports premium funding. The government has committed to providing this funding for schools until 2020.

Objectives for Sports Premium at Cottage Grove Primary School 1. The Sports Premium will be used to provide additional support to improve the progress and raise the standard of attainment in PE for all pupils. 2. The Sports Premium will we used to provide specialist PE teaching within school. 3. The Sports Premium will we used to allow children to access a wide range of sporting opportunities including inter-school competitions.

Sports premium 2015/16 £ 9,533

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Sports premium spending plan 2015-16 In the academic year 2015-16 £9,533 has been allocated for sports premium funding. Action/ project Objective 1. Service level agreement with  Children across the school school sports partnership to have access to specialist provide: teaching for gym.  specialist PE teaching for gym  Children across the school and dance to all classes in the have access to specialist course of the year; teaching for dance.  Access to training for staff;  Staff access high quality  Access to support network for training. PE lead teacher;  Access for children to participate in competitive sport beyond the school setting.  Access to resources for REAL PE training. 2. Pompey in the community Kickstart health project for yr. 3. Multi skills after school club for yr. 1/2 pupils.

 Yr. 3 children are taught the benefits of a healthy life style.  Yr. 1 and 2 children have the chance to take part in a fun multi skills sports club.

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Cost £5,800

Impact All children receive specialist PE teaching. All staff receive training on teaching PE. Increased opportunities for children to gain competition experience.

Funded through ‘Awards for all’ funding

All year 3 pupils engaged in regular physical activity kick starting healthy active lifestyles.

3. Specialist PE teaching one day a week.

4. Family funs club for reception children

5. Football club available for all key stage 2 year groups.

 Specialist teacher provides high quality teaching of PE to children across the school.  Teachers benefit from watching high quality PE teaching and have a chance to improve their own PE skills, knowledge and understanding.  Yr. R children have the chance to take part in a fun after school sports club alongside their parents.

£3,984

 Football club runs on different nights for different year groups.  More children have a chance to take part in competitive football matches.

Funded through pupil premium

Total spend for 2015-16

(remainder of costs funded through pupil premium) £625

£10,409

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Profile of PE raised across the school. Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport.

Children develop healthy active lifestyles. Parents are more confident in participating in active sessions with their children. Parents are provided with a bank of ideas they can use with their children at home. Children develop healthy active lifestyles. Increased opportunities for children to gain competition experience.