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 2017-2018 spending:

Impact:

We have bought basketball nets this year and entered competitions for Y4 and Y6-a new sport for us this year. We came second and third respectively. Our girls' football team won the 2017-2018 Football Festival and went on to represent Richmond Borough at the London Youth Games where they were crowned London Champions on winning the event. Our netball team entered the Surrey Storm event for the first time where again they won. They represented the London Region in an event at the Copperbox in June, the day after returning from their Outward Bound trip! They played well and represented the school honourably. Y2 girls competed in a football festival and won the event. Y3 girls have also competed in a football event and won. Thirteen children got through to the swimming gala finals where our boys gained 4^th place in the borough overall (out of 47 schools.) One boy became borough champion for freestyle. We entered cross country runners from Y3, Y4, Y5 and Y6 and one of our Y5 boys gained the silver medal. Y1 have enjoyed sessions with a tennis coach. Basketball coaches ran sessions with Y6 in the summer term and tennis coaches worked with Y4. Children in Y1 and Y3 took part in a gymnastics event. Rugby players from Harlequins have volunteered to come to read with our children. Y5 won the Y5 Kwik Cricket festival to be crowned borough champions. Children from Y1-Y4 competed in a range of athletics events. Now that our building work is over we have been able to mark out the daily mile and children and staff

Participation data:

637 opportunities for inter school sport (outside of school)

202 Children participating

84 Girls representing their school in organised sport

118 Boys representing their school in organised sport

69 children from KS1

133 children from KS2

In addition to the clubs offered by NSSport (multi skills, boys and girls football, yoga, gymnastics, dodgeball) classteachers have run hockey, netball and running clubs.

Next Step Sports 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 will run the wrap-around care at school.

Sports Premium Spending:

				10,907
10/07/2017 (invoice 9 2017)	Primary buy back RSSP	1300	Involvement in Borough events/advice	9607
10/07/17	canopies	328	Provide shade at outdoor events	9279
17.07.17	Coach for sports day	+100	Reimbursement parent contribution	9379
04/08/2017	recover agility table	92.33	Safe equipment	9286.67
04/08/2017	replace pot rubbers	27.18	Safe equipment	9,259.49
04/08/2017	replace pot rubbers	54.36	Safe equipment	9205.13
04/08/2017	removal of 2 trio frames	270	Equipment moved to new position in hall	8935.13
06/09/2017	re-install 2 trio frames	540	Equipment moved to new position in hall	8395.13
06/09/2017	replace square key hole	143.6	Equipment moved to new position in hall	8251.53
06/09/2017	replace round slotted floor plate	215.4	Equipment moved to new position in hall	8,036.13
06/09/2017	Labour	45	Equipment moved to new position in hall	7991.13
07/09/2017	Billyoh Shed	1024.17	Store equipment safely	6966.96
24/09/17	Storage boxes	41	Store equipment safely	6925.96
29/09/17	yoga hanging rack	65.97	Store equipment safely	6859.99
29/09/17	Yoga mat eyelets	151.8	Safe mats	6708.19
29/09/17	Yoga ball pump balls and pump pins	153.29	Equipment for yoga-additional sport provision	6554.9
10/2017	Grant- 1^st drop	+10225	Grant to support sport development	+10 225 =16779.90
10/10/17	Bee Basketball stands	599.97	Equipment for basket ball-additional sport provision	16179.93
11/10/17	rugby balls	91.17	High quality equipment for sport provision	16088.76
11/10/17	Mitre attack netballs	63.67	High quality equipment for sport provision	16025.09
11/10/17	Molten BC5R2	83.33	High quality equipment for sport provision	15941.76
12/10/17	Oyster cards	371.65	Adult transport to swimming	15570.11
6/11/17	Core proficiency gymnastic awards resource pack	36.34	Additional sport provision-goals and targets to improve skills	15533.77
06/11/17	Gymnastics awards L5-L8 badges/certificates	232.64	Additional sport provision-goals and targets to improve skills	15301.13
	2 days’ supply cover	£354	Release PE coordinator to run sports events Y3 Y4	14947.13
15/11/2017	Sport and fitness SLA	£400	Support from LA	14547.13
8/12/17	Ball stop net	£49.95	Keep equipment safely within grounds	14497.18
8/12/17	Ball stop net	£108.95	Keep equipment safely within grounds	14388.23
8/12/17	Timber for nets	£130.90	Keep equipment safely within grounds	14257.33
16/10/17-21/12/17	Additional lunchtime coaches	£1000	Improve quality of lunchtime supervision-model active adult led play	13257.33
	Netball Festival Cover	£177	Participation in range of events	13080.33
21/09/17	Locality Sports Day Cover (Y3/Y4)	£177	Participation in range of events	12903.33
17/11/17	Cross country event cover	£177	Participation in range of events	12726.33
6/11/17	Basketball Y4	£200	Participation in range of events Cover +coach	12526.33
8/11/17	Basketball Y6	£200	Participation in range of events Cover +coach	12326.33
4/9/2017-21/12/17	PE Coordinator release	£350	Complete Sport Premium audit, coordinate events, order resources, arrange fixtures etc. to ensure maximum participation in sport	11976.333
11/12/17	Indoor athletics Y5 Y6	£177	Participation in range of events	11799.33
15/01/2018	Tennis equipment	£550.6	Appropriate quality resources	11248.73
24/01/2018	Tag Rugby Tags	£53.20	Appropriate quality resources	11195.53
23/01/2018	Road to the Copperbox	£150	Participation in range of events	11045.53
23/01/2018	Netball Bibs	£27.99	Appropriate quality resources	11017.54
23/01/2018	Netball Size 5	£12.08	Appropriate quality resources	11005.46
23/01/2018	Packaging and delivery	£5.42	Appropriate quality resources	11000.04
13/01/2017	Sports and fitness SLA	£400	Support from LA	10600.04
07/02/2018	Netball Tournament	£177	Participation in range of events	10423.04
21/02/2018	Netball tournament	£177	Participation in range of events	10246.04
28/02/2018	Netball tournament	354	Participation in range of events (Surrey Storm-new event)	9892.04
02/03/2018	PE tournament	£177	Participation in range of events (new event)	9715.04
05/03/2018	PE Oyster cards	£190	Transport to enable participation in range of events/swimming	9525.04
22/03/2018	New shed	£505.83	Additional storage to keep equipment in state of good repair	9019.21
23/03/2018	Gymnastics tournament	£177	Participation in range of events (new event)	8842.21
23/03/2018	Football tournament	£177	Participation in range of events	8665.21
27/03/2018	Gymnastics competition	£177	Participation in range of events (new event)	8488.21
3/01-29/03/18	Coordinator Release	£300	Complete Sport Premium audit, coordinate events, order resources, arrange fixtures etc. to ensure maximum participation in sport	8188.21
5/01/-20/07/18	Additional lunchtime coaches	£2000	Improve quality of lunchtime supervision-model active adult led play	6188.21
16/04-20/07/18	Cover for attendance at events (Borough sports, Kwik Cricket, Athletics Y1, Y2, Y3 Harrodian Athletics)	£1062		5126.21
05/18	Daily mile markings	£1640		2726.21
	Sport Premium Grant drop 2	Credit £8521		11 247.21
	Netball kit	1031.41	New kit for all teams throughout school, including hoody-pride and identity	10215.8
	Netball London Live Copperbox	297.50	Participation in an elite event-develops sport	9918.3
	Netball coaches	69.75	Expert coaching develops skills	9848.55
	Borough Sports	200	Opportunity to compete against other schools	9648.55
	Annual inspection (equipment)	60	Safe equipment	9588.55
12/07/18	Barn Elms hire for sports day	£240	Venue allows whole school event and celebration of sport. Raises profile of sport and community cohesion	9348.55
	Van hire sports day	130	Transport equipment for events	9218.55
	Sports day resources (ribbons, medals. Air horns etc)	205.58	Smooth organisation of day, recognition of achievement	9012.97
12/07/18	Bus to Barn Elms	£200	Equal opportunities-all children able to attend	8812.97
16/04-20/07/18	Coordinator Release	£300	Complete Sport Premium audit, coordinate events, order resources, arrange fixtures etc. to ensure maximum participation in sport	8512.97
12/07/18	Additional gazeebos (sports day)	£244.99	Sufficient shade for all children and house identity	8267.98
12/07/18	Other sports day costs-water, fruit	£40.67	Children hydrated and energised-safe and healthy	8227.31
06/18	Coach to Copperbox	£100	Enabled children to participate	8127.31
07/18	Repairs to astroturf	3960	Safe sports field for all	4167.31
	Repairs to sports equipment	1242.37	Safe equipment	2924.94
	Climbing wall hire	25	New experience of sport	2899.94
	Repairs to trim trail	500	Safe equipment for active play	2399.94
	Various PE resources (e.g. dumbels	341.22	Supports range of PE activities	2058.42
	Sports goals+ reimbursements (sports trophy)	303.05	Supports team games and recognises/values sporting achievement	1755.37

The school continues to participate in all borough tournaments and every opportunity is taken to extend competitive sports to Y3, 4 and 5. Inter house tournaments take place termly to ensure all children enjoy team competition. Running club is so popular that year group lunchtime clubs have started.

The government has committed to the sports’ premium funding until 2020.

Sports Premium 2018-2019 Proposed spending:

Sports' coaches to attend events: £100
Whitton Partnership (borough competitions): £1000
afPE quality mark: £220
Sports tournaments: £1000
Sports Day venue hire, equipment, subsidy for transport to venue: £1600
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:£1500
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
Resources: £2470
Playtime equipment/games: £300
Sports coaches to support/train SMSAs (6x coaches per week):£3800
Contribution to PTA playground running track to support the "daily mile" initiative and 30:30 activity
Contribution to OPAL (outdoor play and learning)-improve activity at playtimes£ 3000
Total proposed 20,590

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 4^th out of all schools in the competition, with one boy winning gold in the freestyle to become borough champion.

Y6 Swimming 2018

How many pupils within your year 6 cohort can swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres	43 [72%]
How many pupils within your year 6 cohort can use a range of strokes effectively	49 [82%]
How many pupils within your year 6 cohort can perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations	48 [80%]

Impact of Sports Premium 2016/2017

The impact of this grant on sport at East Sheen 2016-2017 has continued to increase with even higher participation and opportunities to represent the school. We participated in all events as in 2015/2016 and reached the borough semi finals in girls' football where we were knocked out by the eventual league winners. We continued to produce borough champions in swimming and performed well in cross country and running events. Children in all yeargroups from Y1 to Y6 have represented the school in a range of sports, including boys and girls football, girls netball, mixed netball, athletics, Kwik cricket and tag rugby,. As our school is expanding to three form entry we have increased opportunities for development squads to compete with local schools and represent the school in borough events where possible, as well as increasing opportunities for inter house events at school. We have three lunchtime running clubs for children in KS2, and after school multiskills and gymnastics clubs for KS1 and girls and boys football, cricket and tag rugby clubs for KS2. We have also introduced yoga as a class activity and as a club as part of our wellbeing focus.

This year has been a year of building works and reduced space and we are proud that we have continued to offer a wide range of sports for children. We had to put on hold the introduction of the daily "mile" but made sure we took children off site to run and ensured our children could compete with confidence. Children in Y3 and Y4 took part in a locality sports day, chidren in Y1 and Y2 attended events run by local secondary schools and competed in some "friendly" matches with local schools.

Wall bars and fixed apparatus were moved to more suitable positions in our new hall and all gymnastics equipment has been maintained, repaired or renewed.

We have employed sports coaches four times a week at lunchtime to model active engagement of children in play to midday supervisors so they are upskilled and confident to encourage physical games. 1041 participants have been recorded so far (481 girls and 560 boys) across the yeargroups from Reception to Y6. Grandma’s footsteps, hide ‘n’ find, fitness circuits, physical story-telling and team tag are just some of the activities enjoyed by the children and led by the coaches. Balls, hoops, targets, skittles support lunchtime play as do playground markings to encourage active play, such as "four square" and "hopscotch".

The termly inter house competitions have also been hugely successful, allowing all children the opportunity to compete in teams. This develops skills of cooperation and support as well as team spirit, raises self-esteem and builds resilience.

The school fund contributed £23000 to fully resurface the playground outside our new building so a national standard netball court could be provided. Hockey club will be reintroduced 2017-2018 now we have our space back!

Sports Premium 2015/2016 – Grant: £9,375 (£858 carried over from 2014-2015)

We are committed to using this resource in developing high quality PE lessons, alongside greater opportunities for sporting competitions, and better playtimes for all our young people.

The impact of this grant on sport at East Sheen this year has been huge, with very high numbers of children having opportunities to represent the school at events ranging from cross country to Y1 girls' football, from Y4 athletics to Y3 hockey. Attached at the foot of this page is a sports newsletter which evidences the levels of involvement throughout the whole school; competitions are now no longer the reserve of the Y6 "A" teams! The quality of sports' coaching delivered by Next Step Sports resulted in all our teams reaching at least quarter final stage, with semi finals in netball and our girls winning the Richmond Football league. Sport enjoys a high profile at the school and the grant has enabled us to develop our sports teaching within school and increase involvement. Next year's target is based on improving physical fitness for all.

Proposed spending of Sports Premium 2016-17 (£9,375)

Sports' coaches to attend events: £400
Whitton Partnership (borough competitions): £1000
afPE quality mark: £220
Sports tournaments: £400
Sports Day venue hire, equipment, subsidy for transport to venue: £1600
Swimming lane hire for gala trials: £50
Oyster Cards for adults accompanying Y3, Y4, Y5 to swimming lessons:£1500
Cover to release staff to take children to events: £2000
Resources: £2000
Playtime equipment/games: £185

Proposed spending of Sports Premium 2015-16

Imove Dance Programme: £960
Sports' coaches to attend events: £360
Whitton Partnership (borough competitions): £1000
Silver Sports Recognition: £220
Sports tournaments: £300
Sports Day venue hire, equipment, subsidy for transport to venue: £1600
Swimming lane hire for gala trials: £38
Oyster Cards for adults accompanying Y3, Y4, Y5 to swimming lessons:£1150
Cover to release staff to take children to events: £1750
Resources: £2500 (gymnastics mats, football goals, gazeebos to provide bases/shelter at sports events)
Playtime equipment/games: £355

Impact:

The school continues to participate in all borough tournaments and every opportunity is taken to extend competitive sports to Y3, 4 and 5. By the end of May, 206 additional opportunities for children from Y1-Y6 have been created for children to represent the school. Inter house tournaments take place termly to ensure all children enjoy team competition. Running club is so popular that a second lunchtime club has started. NSSport plan to introduce a running programme “a mile a day”. The aim is to increase fitness for all children, with personal goals and targets.

The girls’ football team has won the borough league final beating Hampton Juniors 2:1 in a thrilling match. This is a fantastic achievement. The netball team reached the semi-finals, the boys’ football team topped their group and reached the quarter finals whilst in the borough swimming gala the boys were overall runners-up. In the cross country event for children in Y3-Y6 our team came second with Y3 winning gold.

In addition to the before and after school sports clubs, NSSport provide two coaches to run a range of activities and games for children to access during lunchtimes if they so wish. A staggering 1027 participants have been recorded so far (453 girls and 574 boys) across the yeargroups from Reception to Y6. Grandma’s footsteps, hide ‘n’ find, fitness circuits, physical story-telling and team tag are just some of the activities enjoyed by the children and led by the coaches.

For 2014 – 2015 we received £9,375 additional funding spent as follows:

Competitive School Sport: Increase the opportunities for children to compete in sport [£1500]

· Support with intra and inter school competition co-ordination and delivery (inclusive)

· Organised competitions at local/borough level

Playtime Equipment and Playtime Leader: Ensure that playtimes are active, stimulating and that sports' equipment is creatively used. [£1000]

· Replacement of playtime equipment ·

· SMSA to lead the organisation of the zones, to ensure staff are engaged and that children are interacting positively

High Quality Physical Education: Raising standards of teaching indoor PE [£3220]

· Regular specialist support from qualified PE consultants/teachers and coaches

· Primary teachers to achieve high quality training

· PE mentors for staff

· PE leader, with consultant plan a bespoke Dance, Gymnastic and Multi-skills curriculum for each year group.

New swimming arrangements: Improve provision for all levels of ability [£1000]

· Adult fares to Putney on public transport

Increased number of coaches to support improvement of children's swimming ability

Resources: [£2655]

New equipment to support new clubs
Dance scheme of work
Football goals and nets
Line marking for competitive sports
Sports Day equipment
Admin support to extend sporting opportunities

Impact:

Profile of sport in the curriculum has risen. Our high quality facilities enable us to host many matches and competitions, both internally and gainst other schools. The girls were runners up in the borough gala and all sports teams finished in the top half of the table with the boys' football team reaching the quarter finals. Competitions were introduced for children in Y2, Y3, Y4 and Y5 and development squads in Y5 and Y6 have enjoyed training sessions. This has enabled more children to represent the school and experience competition.

Pupil Survey 2015 "I enjoy playtimes" increased fron 93% to 95%

In 2013-14 we received £9,275 additional funding

The money was spent as follows:

Membership of Richmond School Sports Partnership £2850

High Quality Physical Education: Raising standards of all our children in Physical education[£3175]

Regular specialist support from qualified PE teachers or qualified sports coaches working with primary teachers to achieve high quality teaching and learning in lessons
Identifying and employing specialist support alongside the Primary PE- co-ordinator in curriculum provision, mapping and lesson planning
Support in monitoring and evaluating the progress of pupils through assessment
CPD opportunities for teachers in national and bespoke programmes in PE & Sport
Cover to release primary teachers for professional development in PE and sport
Development of student leadership programmes
Increased sport clubs
Pupil and staff audit

Competitive School Sport: Increase the opportunity for children to compete in sport [£2500]

Support with intra and inter school competition co-ordination and delivery (inclusive)
Organised competitions at local/borough level
Equipment

Healthy Active Lifestyles: Ensuring all our children have access to regular exercise [£750]

School based Health programmes and intervention strategies
Playground Zoning’ CPD for teachers / support staff.
Providing playground equipment to achieve ‘Better Playtimes.’
Workshops

Impact: 2013/2014 was overall our best sporting year ever. We reached the semi-finals in girls’ and boys’ football, netball and tag rugby. We also significantly improved our performance in the LA swimming gala. All our teachers have been involved in high quality training delivered by PE consultant, Donna Smith which has resulted in improved gymnastics sessions. Club provision has also increased with karate taking place daily and fourteen other sports clubs running each week. The clubs are at capacity and the children’s enthusiasm for sport was reflected in the high number of participants (over 200) in the PTA 5km fun run.

Results in our 2014 Pupil Survey show that ‘I enjoy playtimes’ has increased to 93% from 86% in 2013.