PREMIUM USED FOR

OBJECTIVE

IMPACT

SUSTAINABILITY

Health and well-being of pupils

The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – kick-starting healthy active lifestyles

Re-establish sports enrichment clubs following Covid-19.

Broaden after school club provision by increasing the range of clubs provided and extending attendance of school clubs.

Employ sports coaches to develop competitive team sport (classes and house groups) during lunch time.

Extend activities available at lunch time 

Greater uptake, fitness, enjoyment, participation and stamina improved. 

Lunchtimes more active. 

Pupils participating more regularly in active sport.

Have developed positive attitudes to participation in physical activity 

Service level agreement for lunch time and after school club provision

Continue to extend investment in playground equipment.

Playground physical activity lunch rota to continue and expand.

PE Leader to work with community clubs to identify a clear pathway and sign posting to nearest club opportunities.

Sports equipment

Purchase additional equipment and storage to provide resources for PE curriculum and physical activity during play and lunch times to ensure high quality provision.

Quality and quantity of resources for lessons purchased to allow for improved physical development

High quality resources enabling access for all

Whole school buy-in to Real PE philosophy for personal development

Wider and improved opportunities, positive impact on Sports Days and inter-school sports competitions.

Wider range of sports on offer.

Improved lifestyles at break and lunchtimes.

Ongoing purchase, maintenance and replenishment of PE equipment

High-quality electronic devices available for all staff for accessing the curriculum and high levels of quality assessment. 

Interventions 

Sports interventions for targeted children through a high quality physical activity through a sensory trail 

Improved confidence, enhanced gross motor skills and coordination.

Increased confidence of children and participation in lessons

Curriculum based PE

Invest in new curriculum for PE

Develop knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport.  

New PE leader to be supported and developed and trained in new curriculum.

Specific staff development and training in gymnastics and dance, with a focus on high-equipment. 

Increased confidence of all staff teaching PE and sport.

Whole school buy-in to Real PE philosophy for personal development.

New PE leader confident in leading changes to PE curriculum.

Consistency of PE teaching across the school has improved.  PE lessons are excellent across the school.

Higher bars equipment is regularly used in gymnastics. 

PE subject Leader to support new staff in school with planning for delivery of physical education and liaise with Welling sports.

Arrange coaching and team teaching opportunities and supportive lesson observations in order to develop the quality of teaching, learning and assessment.

PE subject leader to identify any staff who need further support and to provide access to appropriate professional learning.

Develop outdoor learning opportunities

Extend provision, providing a wider range of resources,  giving greater access to the outdoors.

Create whole-school forest school approach. 

Develop whole-school orienteering. 

Provide forest school training for LSA's in EYFS

Broaden opportunities by providing an orienteering scheme

Provide new balance bikes for EYFS

Developing confidence and self-esteem through hands-on learning experiences in a woodland environment. 

Staff confident to lead forest school sessions.

Children enjoy a more physically demanding educational experience, which encourages outdoor experiences beyond school, leading to a healthier lifestyle

All children enjoy forest school learning for at least one half term a year, all the way to year 6. 

All children participate in orienteering as a part of the outdoor, adventurous PE curriculum. 

Continue maintenance of forest school area.

Timetabling of outdoor learning in curriculum.

Maintenance of the orienteering trails. 

Subsidise coach transport to y6 residential and sporting events

Involvement in outdoor adventurous activities

More children accessing new sports challenges/ a wider range of different outdoor sports facilities. 

Accessibility in future by public transport.