Sport Development Funding Expenditure 2017-2018
| Number of pupils and pupil grant (PPG) | |
| Total number of pupils on roll | 436 |
| Total amount of SDF spending received | £15,462 |
| Summary of SDF spending 2017 – 2018 |
| Objective 1 To continue to provide high quality PE teaching across the school and enhancing the skills of teachers by training and working alongside professional sports coaches. Objective 2 To offer the children a wide range of competitive sports both within and out of school. Objective 3 To provide enhanced CPD opportunities to improve the quality of learning and teaching. Objective 4 To provide a wide range of apparatus within our activity packs, providing children with equipment that they can use for development of both skills and fitness. Objective 5 To offer children the opportunity to participate in enriched sporting activities. |
| Record of SDF spending by item/project 2017-2018 | |||
| Focus | Actions to achieve | Funding | Evidence of impact |
| Participation | Increased participation in intra & inter school events | £900 £1000 Cluster contribution | Intra events – House challenges · Sports day · Skipping · Golden mile These events were design so that all pupils were involved. Inter events · Norwich East SSP · Cluster events 63.6% of pupils attended these events, of which 34% were pupil premium. Schools Games Mark (Gold) |
| Improved swimming provision | £4000 Swimming costs £1000 | Pupils in years 4 to 6 are offered weekly swimming. Their lessons are not stopped once they able to swim 25 metres, they are pushed to reach their full potential and develop new skills. Pupils with specific needs (S.E.N.D.) that were not able to be part of whole class lesson, were allocated a weekly slot. These pupils attended the pool as a small group, with 1:1 support | |
| Opportunities for participation in enriched sporting activities, outside of the national curriculum | £3000 Climbing wall | Internal and cluster events have given selected (PP) pupils the opportunity to participate in the following activities: · Fencing · Archery · Curling · Climbing Schools Games Mark (Gold) Increased pupil confidence | |
| Increase parental involvement | £1000 £250 £50 per year group | · Legacy challenge · Activity packs · P.E Cafes | |
| Focus | Actions to achieve | Funding | Evidence of impact |
| Enhance and develop provision | Daily activities Jump Start Jonny Playground equipment | £249 £3000 Wiggle bikes | Implemented and rolled out throughout the school – Nursery to Year 6 Providing pupils with the opportunities to make independent choices, that impacts their daily physical activity challenges Working towards providing 30 minutes daily physical activity |
| C.P.D. | £11,884 £795 £165 x 4 £895 £225 x 2 | C.S.F. (Community Sports Foundation) To plan and deliver high quality lessons that are motivating and engage pupils. To upskill staff through specialist support and improve practice through observations. Leadership & Management in Primary P.E Teaching high quality P.E for NQT’s Teaching and learning in primary P.E Planning and evidencing pupil’s health | |
| Schemes of work Assessment | £690 | Get Set 4 P.E Planning and assessment tools ensure that: · Lesson are planned and delivered to ensure that pupils build on previously developed skills · Pupils are given the opportunity to reach full potential through the delivery of enriched high-quality lessons. | |
| Focus | Actions to achieve | Funding | Evidence of impact |
| Improved extended provision | After school clubs · Dance x 2 · Fencing · Karate · Kwik Cricket · Multi sports x 2 · Popercise · Street Dance Community links | £3961 Local clubs Norman centre · Football · Jujitsu · Park runs | · Change for life – Parents and pupils · Specialist coaches · Enriched sporting activities 29.4% of pupils attended sport clubs in the Autumn term. 7.8 %. PP 25.7% of pupils attended sport clubs in the Spring term. 6 %. PP Summer Term data will be collated and evaluated ready for the 2018/19 report. |
| Overall Statement on Improved Sports Provision in School |
| At Mile Cross Primary we believe that it is important that all our pupils are taught the importance of leading a healthy and active life. We believe PE and sport plays an important part in children’s lives helping them to be fit, healthy and to develop confidence, determination and resilience. At Mile Cross we offer pupils opportunities to participate in a range of sports and competitions. We are committed to providing every child with the opportunity to access an enriched P.E curriculum where we work as one. Delivering high quality P.E lessons helps us to work as one to progress, achieve and excel through sport. |
| Total SDF received | £15,462 |
| Total SDF expenditure | £34,084 |
| SDF remaining | – £18,622 |