Sport Premium
Sport Premium Overview
The government has provided additional funding since 2013 to improve provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. The government has committed to the sports’ premium funding until 2020, with the amount doubling from September 2017. Last academic year our school received a grant of £20,450.
SPORTS PREMIUM STRATEGY Sept 2019
Next Review Date Sept 2020
Introduction
The Sports Premium Grant (SPG) is government funding to provide additional and sustainable improvements to the provision of PE and sport, for the benefit of all primary-aged pupils, to encourage the development of healthy, active lifestyles.
Eligibility
The school receives a fixed grant of £16,000 plus £10 for every Yr1 to Yr6 pupil on the school role at the time of the January census. This equated to £20,120
The government has committed to the sports’ premium funding until 2020.
Impact
243 out a possible 478 pupils (Y1-Y6) have had opportunity to represent the school at sports events:
- London Champions: Athletics;
- London Silver medallists: Tag Rugby, and
- Borough Champions: Athletics, Tag Rugby (KS2 and KS1) and boys Kwik cricket.
External provision by Next Step Sport (NSSport): multi skills, boys and girls football, yoga, gymnastics, dodgeball.
Teachers have run hockey, netball and running clubs.
NSSport who provide our sports' coaching, after school sports' clubs and activity holiday camps were graded "outstanding" for their childcare provision at their inspection in October 2017. From September 2018, NSSport have also provided the wrap-around care at school.
The school continues to participate in all borough tournaments and every opportunity is taken to extend competitive sports to all year groups from Y1-Y6. Inter house tournaments take place termly to ensure all children enjoy team competition. Our Running Club is now so popular that additional year group lunchtime clubs have also started.
The “Phoenix Mile”, which is part of the daily mile initiative where children run a route around the school on a regular basis, has improved fitness levels and raised activity further.
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SPORTS PREMIUM BUDGET ALLOCATIONS |
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INCOME based on 2019 Jan census |
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TOTAL Funding Sept 19 -Aug 20 |
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1 @ £16,000 |
} £20,120 |
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412 @ £10 |
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Programme element |
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Expenditure |
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Detail |
Budget |
Actual |
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Sports' coaches to attend events |
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100 |
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Whitton Partnership (borough competitions) |
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1,000 |
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afPE quality mark |
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220 |
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Sports tournaments |
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1,000 |
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Sports Day venue hire, equipment, subsidy for transport to venue |
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1,600 |
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Swimming lane hire for gala trials |
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100 |
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Swimming lane hire for Y6 swimming assessment |
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300 |
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Oyster Cards for adults accompanying Y3, Y4, Y6 to swimming lessons |
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1,500 |
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Cover to release staff to take children to events |
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3,000 |
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Cover to release PE coordinator for sports audit/gold mark |
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1,200 |
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Coordinator release time |
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1,000 |
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Resources |
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2,000 |
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Playtime equipment/games |
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300 |
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Sports coaches to support/train SMSAs (6x coaches per week) |
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3,800 |
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Contribution to PTA playground running track to support the "daily mile" initiative and 30:30 activity |
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Contribution to OPAL (outdoor play and learning)-improve activity at playtimes |
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3,000 |
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Total |
20,120 |
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Cost |
Date |
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Travel card top ups |
£200 |
September 2018 |
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Repairs to equipment |
1418.03 |
September 2018 |
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Sports day |
£240 |
September 2018 |
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Primary Buy Back RSSP |
1300 |
September 2018 |
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High 5 coaching workshops (VS and CS) |
£100 |
November 2018 |
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Sport and Fitness SLA |
£400 |
November 2018 |
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Resources |
£695.08 |
September-December 2018 |
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Total to 21/12/18 |
4353.11 |
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Travel card top ups |
£300 |
Jan-April 2019 |
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Resources |
£300 |
Jan-April 2019 |
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Playtime resources (balls) |
£150 |
April 2019 |
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Kit for representing school/borough |
101.20 |
Jan-April 2019 |
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Cover for staff attending events |
£177 |
Feb 2019 |
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NSSport lunchtime coaches |
£1000 |
Jan-April 2019 |
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Total to 05/04/19 |
£6381.31 |
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Travel card top up |
£230 |
April-July |
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Resources |
£2634 |
April-July |
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Playtime equipment |
100 |
April-July |
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Swimming lane hire gala |
100 |
April-July |
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Coordinator release |
1000 |
April-July |
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Gold quality mark assessment+ audit time |
1220 |
April-July |
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Sports coaches at lunchtime ( balance for year) |
4000 |
April-July |
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Cover for staff taking teams to events |
500 |
April-July |
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Sports Day Venue + equipment, van rental, water fruit |
484.45 |
April-July |
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Borough sports contribution |
200 |
April-July |
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Cycle Plan |
1200 |
April-July |
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Repairs to climbing frame/trim trail +new parts |
2000 |
April-July |
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Annual inspection of equipment |
60 |
April-July |
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£20109.31 |
Total for year |
Sports Premium 2019-2020 Proposed spending:
- Sports' coaches to attend events: £1000
- Whitton Partnership (borough competitions): £1000
- Primary buy-back RSSP 1300
- afPE quality mark: £220
- Sports tournaments: £1000
- Sports Day venue hire, equipment, subsidy for transport to venue: £1000
- Swimming lane hire for gala trials: £100
- Swimming lane hire for Y6 swimming assessment £300
- Oyster Cards for adults accompanying Y3, Y4, Y6 to swimming lessons:£1000
- Cover to release staff to take children to events: £3000
- Cover to release PE coordinator for sports audit/gold mark: £1200
- Coordinator release time £1000
- Training; 500
- Cycle Plan 1500
- Resources: £2000
- Maintenance and equipment repairs: 3500
- Playtime equipment/games: £500
- Total proposed 20,120
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Year 6 Swimming |
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Can swim 25m |
80% |
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Can swim range of strokes |
80% |
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Can use survival techniques |
50% This will be introduced to swimming programme 2019-2020 |
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- Total proposed 20,120
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Cost |
Date |
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Travel card top ups |
£200 |
September 2018 |
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Repairs to equipment |
1418.03 |
September 2018 |
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Sports day |
£240 |
September 2018 |
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Primary Buy Back RSSP |
1300 |
September 2018 |
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High 5 coaching workshops (VS and CS) |
£100 |
November 2018 |
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Sport and Fitness SLA |
£400 |
November 2018 |
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Resources |
£695.08 |
September-December 2018 |
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Total to 21/12/18 |
4353.11 |
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Travel card top ups |
£300 |
Jan-April 2019 |
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Resources |
£300 |
Jan-April 2019 |
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Playtime resources (balls) |
£150 |
April 2019 |
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Kit for representing school/borough |
101.20 |
Jan-April 2019 |
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Cover for staff attending events |
£177 |
Feb 2019 |
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NSSport lunchtime coaches |
£1000 |
Jan-April 2019 |
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Total to 05/04/19 |
£6381.31 |
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Travel card top up |
£230 |
April-July |
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Resources |
£2634 |
April-July |
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Playtime equipment |
100 |
April-July |
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Swimming lane hire gala |
100 |
April-July |
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Coordinator release |
1000 |
April-July |
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Gold quality mark assessment+ audit time |
1220 |
April-July |
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Sports coaches at lunchtime ( balance for year) |
4000 |
April-July |
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Cover for staff taking teams to events |
500 |
April-July |
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Sports Day Venue + equipment, van rental, water fruit |
484.45 |
April-July |
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Borough sports contribution |
200 |
April-July |
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Cycle Plan |
1200 |
April-July |
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Repairs to climbing frame/trim trail +new parts |
2000 |
April-July |
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Annual inspection of equipment |
60 |
April-July |
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£20109.31 |
Total for year |
Sports Premium 2019-2020 Proposed spending:
- Sports' coaches to attend events: £1000
- Whitton Partnership (borough competitions): £1000
- Primary buy-back RSSP 1300
- afPE quality mark: £220
- Sports tournaments: £1000
- Sports Day venue hire, equipment, subsidy for transport to venue: £1000
- Swimming lane hire for gala trials: £100
- Swimming lane hire for Y6 swimming assessment £300
- Oyster Cards for adults accompanying Y3, Y4, Y6 to swimming lessons:£1000
- Cover to release staff to take children to events: £3000
- Cover to release PE coordinator for sports audit/gold mark: £1200
- Coordinator release time £1000
- Training; 500
- Cycle Plan 1500
- Resources: £2000
- Maintenance and equipment repairs: 3500
- Playtime equipment/games: £500
- Total proposed 20,120
Swimming
Children in Y3 and Y4 attend Putney Swimming Pool for swimming lessons. All children in Y3 swim for two terms and children in Y4 swim for one term. Children compete in the Richmond Borough Large Schools Gala each year. In 2018 the Boys’ team came 4th out of all schools in the competition, with one boy winning gold in the freestyle to become borough champion. In 2019 1 boy-borough champion in freestyle. Boys' relay finalists.
Y6 Swimming 2019
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How many pupils within your year 6 cohort can swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres |
80% |
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How many pupils within your year 6 cohort can use a range of strokes effectively |
80% |
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How many pupils within your year 6 cohort can perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations |
80% |