At Oliver’s Battery Primary School we understand the value of Sport and PE and believe that all children should be given the opportunity to take part in regular sport, including competitions both in school and against other schools.
Our vision for P.E. is drawn from the Hampshire Strategy for the delivery of high quality physical education and school sport 2013-2016, a vision that aims for all children to experience world class excellent physical education, school sport and physical activity that will lead to lifelong participation.
At Oliver’s Battery Primary we believe that P.E. and sport build self-esteem, teamwork and leadership skills. We believe that P.E. and sport are also important because they can help build an inclusive society, raise levels of participation in sport after young people leave school and positively affect the health of the nation.
By raising the quality of the teaching of P.E. and sport in the school, we are ensuring children make good progress in the subject and that children are challenged and engaged in the P.E. curriculum. We also offer a range of extracurricular activities for all the children and these are run by teachers and by qualified instructors. These clubs are run after school, before school and during lunchtimes. At Oliver’s Battery we give children the opportunity to compete in intra-school competitions and other cluster school matches that may lead us towards the Sainsbury's School Games. These games are an opportunity to motivate and inspire children to take part in competitive sport. In July 2014 we achieved the Bronze Sainsbury’s School Sports Kite Mark Award.
Sports Premium
The Government announced that from September 2013 schools will receive an additional £8,000 [plus £5 per pupil between the ages of 5-11 years old] to improve the quality of sport and PE for all their children. We have looked carefully into the best ways to use this to benefit our pupils and the impact of these provisions will be monitored by the PE leader and SLT to ensure it is having the best possible impact.
Background Information (from DfE website)
The government is providing additional funding of £450 million per annum for academic years 2013 to 2014, 2014 to 2015 and 2015 to 2016 to improve provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. This funding - provided jointly by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport - will be allocated to primary school headteachers.
This funding is ring-fenced and therefore can only be spent on provision of PE and sport in schools.
Eligible Schools
Funding for schools will be calculated by reference to the number of primary-aged pupils (between the ages of 5 and 11), as recorded in the annual schools census in January 2014.
Purpose of Funding
Schools must spend the additional funding on improving their provision of PE and sport, but they will have the freedom to choose how they do this.
Possible uses for the funding might include:
- hiring specialist PE teachers or qualified sports coaches to work with primary teachers when teaching PE
- supporting and engaging the least active children through new or additional Change4Life clubs
- paying for professional development opportunities for teachers in PE and sport
- providing cover to release primary teachers for professional development in PE and sport
- running sport competitions, or increasing pupils’ participation in the School Games
- buying quality assured professional development modules or materials for PE and sport
- providing places for pupils on after school sports clubs and holiday clubs
- pooling the additional funding with that of other local schools
Accountability
Since September 2013, Ofsted inspections report on PE and sport provision and on how schools spend their additional funding. The DfE also hold schools accountable by requiring them to publish since April 2014, on their websites, details of how they spend (or will spend) their PE and sport grant. They must also include detail about the impact this funding has on pupils’ PE and sport participation and attainment.
Schools will also be required to include details of their provision of PE and sport on their website, alongside details of their broader curriculum, so that parents can compare sports provision between schools, both within and beyond the school day.
Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety
| What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres? N.B. Even though your children may swim in another year please report on their attainment on leaving primary school. |
82% |
| What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke]? |
82% |
| What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations? |
76% |
| 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 |
Sports Funding 2022-23
Incoming amount £7437 (5/12 of 21/22 PE Allocation May 22)
Incoming amount £10,413 (7/12 of 21/22 PE Allocation Nov 22)
+ Carry forward from 2021/2022 £1,022.67
Total = £18,872.67
| Purpose of Expenditure | Amount committed or spent | Impact |
|---|
Supply - 6 days
(To allow Forest School Training to attend Inter school tournaments once a term) |
£1,092 |
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| Grounds maintenance, markings etc. |
£3,880 |
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| PE Equipment and Servicing |
£2,000 |
|
| Forest School 1 Day per week |
£3,351 |
|
| Active 360 |
£2,000 |
|
| Lunchtime Sports Coach |
£6,240 |
|
| Total Spent | £18,563 | |
|---|
Carry forward £309
Sports Funding 2021-22
Incoming amount £7479 (5/12 of 21/22 PE Allocation May 21)
Incoming amount £10,448 (7/12 of 21/22 PE Allocation Nov 21)
+ Carry forward from 2020/2021 £928.67
Total = £18,855.67
| Purpose of Expenditure | Amount committed or spent | Impact |
|---|
Supply - 6 days
(To allow Forest School Training to attend Inter school tournaments once a term) |
£942 |
Children have taken part in festivals and tournaments at Kings’ School, accompanied and coached by Mrs Marshall.
It has given children increased sporting opportunities and opportunities to excel further.
The PE coordinator has attended the annual PE conference to support her CPD and disseminate ideas to the rest of the team. |
| Grounds maintenance, markings etc. |
£2,447 |
The grass cut and markings painted means that we are able to teach PE effectively and the children can improve their skills in football, hockey and rugby. |
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PE Equipment
Bikeability
|
£1,000
£200 |
Children have all the resources they need to take part in a variety of sports.
Children have the opportunity to learn how to ride their bike on the roads safely. |
| Forest School 1 Day per week |
£2,377 |
Children have access to a Forest School curriculum and regularly experience outdoor learning. The Forest school gives children the opportunity to develop fine and gross motor skills, coordination and balance and learn risk taking. |
| Year 1 Outside redevelopment |
£1,300 |
Following school closures, our Key Stage 1 children needed more experience of outdoor learning to develop fine and gross motor skills. The redevelopment gave the children the opportunities they needed and enabled them to catch up. |
| Lunchtime Sports Coach |
£5,177.20 |
More children are integrated in different sports during lunch time. We have increased the amount of activity and the types of sports that children have engaged in. |
| Interactive Whiteboard and iPad for Year R |
£2,350 |
Children are able to access active music and movement, yoga and mindfulness and our new handwriting scheme. This has enabled the children to have more physically active opportunities throughout the school day. |
| Repair and replacement of Indoor PE equipment and repair and maintenance of Outdoor Adventure trail |
£2,100 |
Children have access to activity trail and are able to use it to increase physical activity throughout the day. |
| Total Spent | £17,833 | |
|---|
Carry forward £1,022.67 to 2022/2023 Budget
Sports Funding 2020-21
Amount £7,541 + carry forward from 2019-20 - £8,067.12
Total = £15,608.12
| Purpose of Expenditure | Amount committed or spent | Impact |
|---|
|
Supply - 6 days
|
£1,884
|
Children have taken part in festivals and tournaments at Kings’ School, accompanied and coached by Mrs Marshall.
It has given children increased sporting opportunities and opportunities to excel further.
The PE coordinator has attended the annual PE conference and Calshot Residential.
|
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Grounds maintenance, markings etc.
|
£2,050
|
The grass cut and markings painted means that we are able to teach PE effectively and the children can improve their skills in football, hockey and rugby.
|
|
Playground re-marking
|
£1,770
|
Multi skills marking have been painted on playground to give children more opportunities for fitness exercise throughout the day.
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PE Resources/equipment
|
£1,000
|
Children have all the resources they need to take part in a variety of sports.
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Basketball Posts
|
£1,600
|
Children are able to play games of Basket Ball both in PE and after school.
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Bikeability
|
£200
|
Children have the opportunity to learn how to ride their bike on the roads safely.
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Forest School 1 day per week
Forest School Training
|
£2,377
£1,000
|
Children have access to additional Forest School sessions as we have another trained leader in school.
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Repair and maintenance of PE equipment
|
£100
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Equipment in school is safe and available for all children to use in school.
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Repair and maintenance of Activity Trail
|
£2,627
|
Children have access to activity trail and are able to use it to increase physical activity throughout the day.
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| Total spent | £14,608 | |
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PE funding for 2020-2021: £15,608
Less amount spent: £14,608
Carried Forward 2021-2022: £1000
Sports Funding 2019-20
Amount £7,462 + carry forward from 2018-19 - £2,580
Total = £10,042
| Purpose of Expenditure | Amount committed or spent | Impact |
|---|
| Supply – 1 day |
£157 |
Mrs Marshall has been to the Hampshire PE conference to learn about effective PE teaching and ways to engage all children in physical activity throughout the school.
|
| Grounds maintenance, markings etc |
£2,000 |
The grass is mowed and the markings painted means that we are able to teach PE effectively and the children can improve their skills in football, hockey and tag rugby.
|
| Resources |
£500 |
Children have access to resources so they can play a wide variety of sports.
|
| Forest School staffing PE Coaching Kings |
£6,907
£2,750 |
We have a lead PE teacher come in from King’s school to teach the older children in Key Stage 2 the skills required to play team games as they go on to secondary. This is part of a transition programme. It is also used as coaching in PE teaching.
Forest School – All the children benefit from 6 sessions in the woodland area each year with clearly structured Forest School sessions. The children are encouraged to become ambassadors of nature, work together and design their own dens, role play games and craft pieces.
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| Total spent | £12,314 | |
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Sports Funding 2018-19
2018-19 PE Fund as at April 2018:
Amount £17,869 + carry forward from 2017-18 (£4,554)
Total = £22,423
| Purpose of Expenditure | Amount committed or spent | Impact |
|---|
| Supply – 2 days |
£314 |
Children have taken part in festivals and tournaments at Kings’ School, accompanied and coached by Mrs Marshall.
The PE coordinator has attended the annual PE conference and Calshot Residential course. |
| Grounds maintenance, markings etc |
£1,531 |
The grass moved and markings painted means that we are all able to teach PE effectively and the children can improve their skills in football, hockey and tag rugby. |
| Resources |
£256 |
Resources purchased. |
| Coaching, PE Coaching Kings, Forest School, Training |
£16,980 |
Swimming is an important life skills which the children have. 78% of children can swim 25 meters.
All children in Year 5 and 6 have benefitted from a regular Games lesson with an experienced Games Teacher. Benefits highlighted in results gained in recent tournaments and additional skills.
Forest school is part of our curriculum where each year group takes it in turn to spend regular sessions in the woods on the school site. The children are encouraged to become ambassadors of nature and champions of well-being by taking part in a range of activities within the woodland site. |
Forest School Level 3 training course for a member of staff and Forest School First Aid training
(Total cost £1160, parents committee paid half) |
£580 |
|
| Total spent | £19,661 | |
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PE funding for 2018-2019: £22,243
Less amount spent: £19,661
- carry forward to 2019-2020: £2,580.
Sports Funding 2017-18
Amount £14,033
| Purpose of Expenditure | Amount committed or spent | Impact |
|---|
| Supply – one day |
£157 |
Mrs Marshall has been to the Hampshire PE conference to learn about effective PE teaching and ways to engage all children in physical activity throughout the school. |
| Grounds maintenance, markings etc |
£2,025 |
The grass mowed and the markings painted means that we are able to teach PE effectively and the children can improve their skills in football, hockey and tag rugby. |
| Resources |
£71 |
Servicing PE equipment and educational resources. |
| Coaching, PE Coaching Kings, Forest School, Training |
£7,226 |
We have a lead PE teacher come in from Kings’ School to teach the older children in Key Stage 2 the skills required to play team games as they go on to Secondary School. This is part of our transition programme.
Forest school – All the children benefit for 6 sessions in the woodland area each year with clearly structured Forest School Sessions. The children are encouraged to become ambassadors of nature, work together and design their own dens, role play games and craft pieces. |
| Total spent | £9,479 | |
|---|
PE Income: £14,033
Total spent: £9,479
- carry forward to 2018-2019: £4,554.
Sports Funding 2016-17
Amount £8,874
| Purpose of Expenditure | Amount committed or spent (£) | Impact |
|---|
| Supply |
403 |
Children have taken part in festivals and tournaments at Kings’ School, accompanied and coached by Mrs Marshall. |
| Grounds maintenance, markings etc. |
1,837 |
The grass mowed and markings painted means that we are all able to teach PE effectively and the children can improve their skills in football, hockey and tag rugby. |
| Resources, IT equipment, badges netball posts, balls, iPad |
765 |
Badges and resources - The school have sports ambassadors which help in the delivery of PE lessons in the form of setting up warm-ups and allocating equipment.
An iPad is an effective tool to use to assess the children’s learning especially in PE, where the evidence of a child’s progress can be recorded and saved. |
| Coaching, PE Coaching Kings, Forest School, Training, Multiskills, Swimming etc. |
6,216 |
All children in Years 1-3 have the opportunity to have specialist coaching from a Multi-skills coach, which the school subsidises.
Swimming is an important life skill which the children have specialist coaching of, at Kings’ School. We fund the coaches, lifeguards and pool hire, to make this accessible for all.
All children have benefitted from a regular Games lesson with an experienced Games Teacher. Benefits highlighted in results gained in recent tournaments.
In November 2016 we introduced Forest Schools into our curriculum, where each year group takes it in turn to spend regular sessions in the woods on the school site. The children are encouraged to become ambassadors of nature and champions of well-being by taking part in a range of activities within the woodland site. |
| Repair and maintenance of PE equipment |
251 |
Our balancing tables are used regularly in Gym lessons. For safety, these have all been recovered. |
| Sub total | 9,472 | |
|---|
Notes re costings:
Supply £155 x 2 days, £93 x 1 day = £403
Grounds maintenance – See attached £1,837
Resources:
| Sports resources |
£72.17 |
| Serious cricket (T shirts) |
£36.28 |
| Amazon badges |
£36.80 |
| Netball bag of balls |
£62.95 |
| Netball posts |
£179.95 |
| iPad x 1 |
£377.35 |
| |
£765.5 |
Coaching:
| PE Coach Kings |
£2,500 |
| Swimming |
£1,045 |
| Ace Sports |
£240 |
| Ace Sports |
£240 |
| |
£4,025 |
Other:
| Forest School |
£1,950 |
| Training staff 2 hrs x 12 wks |
£241 |
| |
£2,191 |
| Repair and Maintenance of PE Equipment |
£251.39 |
| Total |
£9,472 |
| Less income received (donation) |
£242.90 |
| + Sports income |
£336 |
Sports Premium 2015-16
This year we are using the PE funds to employ Mr Birch from Kings School to come and teach Games to the children in year 5 and 6. He will work with the class teachers, showing them new ideas, and skill practices so that they become more confident in teaching Games to this age group in the future.
We are also investing an amount of the Funds on new playground and pitch markings. We have had the playground surfaces assessed and they are in a good state of repair, therefore a re-paint is all that is required. We are also having some vibrant new, educational illustrations to both playgrounds added and the outside area of Year 1 / 2 class will be getting a number line track painted.
We have purchased some new Netballs for use in lessons and the after school club and a Springboard for the children to use in Gymnastics.
The funds are contributing to the re-development of the outside area between the library and playground. Which will finish off the bottom playground making it an amazing place to learn.
As all the teachers in the school now teach PE, the department has decided to fund hooded jackets for the staff to wear when teaching the subject. This will enable them to dress smartly but appropriately for PE, so that they can demonstrate freely and join in with activities! Also when we take the children to represent the school, other schools will be able to identify us easily.
Expected income for 2015-2016 £5,244 plus carry forward from 2014-2015 £3,019 – Total spend for PE in 2015-2016 £11,744.
| Purpose for expenditure | Amount spent or committed |
|---|
| Supply cover |
£604 |
| Playground Markings |
£3,715 |
| Resources, including netballs, springboard etc |
£404 |
| Coaching – Including PE coach from Kings School and Cricket coach |
£2,800 |
| Staff PE uniform |
£184 |
| Outside area |
£3,000 |
| Total |
£10,707 |
Sports Premium 2014-15
We have decided to use some of the money to invest in the wealth of experience that Kings School PE teachers can offer. Every Monday for the whole year a member of the PE staff will come into Oliver’s Battery School and team teach with the class teachers , to provide outstanding PE lessons. Children throughout the whole school will benefit from this during the year. The focus of these lessons will be on the fundamentals of sport; co-ordination, agility, stamina , balance and strength.
We also felt that some investment was needed to buy resources for non-traditional games, so as a result of a successful term of netball/basketball last year, we have now bought 2 free-standing Basketball posts, which will be on the lower playground for all children to enjoy at playtime and during PE lessons. We have managed to source some new basketballs from Sainsbury’s Active Kids vouchers, which will arrive soon.
Some of the funds must also be allocated to training, and I will be going on an Intermediate Gymnastics Course next term.
We will always try to use the funds for the benefit of all children in the school to continue to promote active participation for all.
How the Sports Premium Will Be Spent Academic Year 2014-15
Total funding for Oliver’s Battery School 2014-15 = Financial year 14/15 - £8948
Carry forward from 2013/14 - £4152
Projected spend - £13,100
All children will have access to high quality PE and school sport.
| Activity / Equipment | Projected cost | End of year impact on pupil learning |
|---|
| Kings School PE teacher to train and coach teaching staff (1 day per week) |
£5,000 |
All children received specialist PE teaching from our linked secondary school. Encourages children to receive specialist training and experience new activities and tasks. |
| Intermediate Gymnastics course |
£120 |
Allows member of staff to teach gymnastic moves which require inverted position eg forward rolls, headstands, handstands etc to enhance the skills of all children. |
| Basketball Posts |
£240 each |
Basketball played by all age groups in PE and at lunchtimes providing an additional activity at school.
Basketball after school club made available for KS2 children. |
| Basketball coaching |
£500 |
As above. |
| Mat Trolley |
£240 |
Ensures safe storage by eliminating hazards for the children during PE sessions. |
| Gymnastics equipment incl. wall bars and balancing tables |
£2,500 |
By having additional apparatus it enhances coordination, balance, motor skills etc for all children. |
| Training for play worker |
£500 |
Gives play worker the skills to provide additional activities at lunchtimes. It also enables the play worker to make the most of our grounds and equipment.
Enables the playworker to lead and guide other lunchtime staff making lunchtimes more enjoyable for all children. |
| Equipment for extended sport and play at lunchtime |
£2,000 |
Provides a range of additional activities and encourage all children to participate. |
| Coaching for after school clubs to offer greater gender equality of opportunity |
£1,500 |
Provides children with expert sports coaches to enhance their skills. Sports workshop with England Footballer to inspire and motivate children. |
| Support for Gifted and Talented pupils in extra curricular clubs |
£200 |
Provides the opportunity to take part in competitive sports tournaments and festivals. |
