Sports Premium

Stock Church of England Primary School Sports Funding 2022 – 2023

£17,740 + £5630.60 carry forward = £23,370.60

The government is providing additional funding to achieve self-sustaining improvement in the quality of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. Each school will receive £16,000 for the academic year plus a top-up of £10 per eligible pupil (5-11). This funding is ring-fenced and therefore can only be spent on provision of PE, sport and regular physical activity in school to encourage the development of healthy active lifestyles. The following chart shows how we have allocated our funding:

Development	Who will benefit?	Costs	Desired Impact	Progress to Date – July 2023
Subject Leader Subscription to the Sports Partnership Support Staff	All staff and children	£1,614.00 – partnership subscription £1,137.97 – TA support £1,151.20 – Subject leader time £630.49 – teacher release to attend competitions	Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport. Support for PE lessons – planning and delivering. Increased participation Pathways to other active events and outside organisations.	Subject leader attended PLT meetings Children have attended many sporting competitions Subject Leader attended meetings with regards to whole school PE schemes. The PE teacher from Mayflower supported children with athletics training.
Outdoor PE Equipment	All children	Tennis nets – £138.60 Tennis balls – £60.29 Bags for balls – £26.97 Replacement javelins – £91.74	Health and fitness of children increased Increased physical activity Replacement of damaged equipment	Tennis nets and balls have also been used at break times to encourage extra physical activity. Children have used them to practise for competitions and other children have joined in.
Swimming	Year 6	Coach –£430.76 Pool hire – 153.85	Top up swimming sessions for 8 Year 6 pupils who had not passed their 25m swimming proficiency. Children to perform their self-rescue.	Children who attended these sessions regularly made progress towards or completed their 25m. All children could perform their self-rescue, some adapted. Two children completed both 25m and their self-rescue. Y6 Swimming – 79% or 22 out of 28 children can swim 25m.
Playtime Equipment	All children	£17.33 – Equipment buckets £104.94 – variety of playtime equipment	More active playtimes Children practising skills taught in lessons Children creating their own games using equipment provided	Children have been very active during breaktimes. The children have been using the equipment regularly.
Playground Equipment	All children	£8,782.00 – Repairs, refurbishment and improvement of playground equipment.	More active playtimes Increasing engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity Improving cognitive ability, developing core strength, balance and coordination.	Children are very active during breaktimes. The equipment is used regularly throughout the day. Children are skill building – team work and collaboration.
Sports Day Reward stickers	All children	£37.90	Motivation and reward for competing in the Sports Day competitions	Children were rewarded 1st, 2nd, 3rd place or well-done stickers for some of the sports day competitions.
Inclusion	SEN children	£220.00 – transportation	Children to participate in events aimed to support inclusion	The children attended a bowling event at Festival Leisure Park and a pentathlon event held at The Columbus College.

Total Spend: £14,598.04

Unspent grant – in accordance with DfE guidance PE and Sports Premium conditions of grant 2022 to 2023 (maintained schools) unspent grant will be carried to the academic year 2023-2024