Sports Funding | South Kilvington School

SCHOOL SPORT FUNDING
The government introduced dedicated sports funding to primary schools in September 2013 and increased this in October 2017 with the following aims:

develop or add to the PE and sport activities that the school already offers;
build capacity and capability within the school to ensure that improvements made now will benefit pupils joining the school in future years

The chief medical officer has also advised that ALL children should complete 60 minutes of physical activity a day, in addition to the taught PE curriculum. It is recommended that half of this (30 minutes) is provided within the school day.

The grant is paid directly to schools in addition to standard funding. Schools decide how to use the additional funding but must report the use and impact of the funding online. We have used the new recommended template (2017) to report on our spending and plans for the next academic year - please follow the link below.

PE and Sport Premium Report 2017-18

Evidencing the Impact of Primary PE and Sport Premium 2017-18.pdf

Archive PE and Sports Funding using the previous template can be viewed below.

School Sports Funding Provision for 2015-6

Provision 2015-16	Actual Cost	Impact (to be reported at year end)
Staffing restructured and additional teacher employed to release specialist PE teacher to teach & lead PE throughout the school with a focus on developing intra-school competition.	£4575 (cost of 2 terms 0.1 music specialist & 1 term 0.1 HT teaching time)	High quality PE teaching was accessed by all pupils, leading to high levels of enjoyment, participation and skills development. Each half term pupils represented their mixed-age house team in a different intra-school event. Older pupils developed their leadership skills to help organise and run some of these events. These were key elements in once again securing the Sainsbury’s School Games gold award. As other staff members develop alongside specialist, the school's capacity to deliver high quality PE has improved and can be sustained.
Transport and staffing to enter pupils in area events which could not be accessed by reliance on parents’ transport .	£181	Enabled participation in major local sports festival for all KS2 pupils & representative teams in an increased number of Level 2 competitions this year.
External professional coaches for football & cricket clubs	£989 (-£579 contributions)	Ensured after-school sports clubs for KS1 and KS2 were available every term
Purchase of equipment:	£934
Membership of Thirsk Cluster School Sports Consortium	£1000	Ensured full programme of Level 2 competition continued for all schools in the Thirsk Cluster, providing a pathway to higher level competition. The school won 2 trophies in swimming. Pupils participated in Level 3 competition in girls football & netball, and Level 3 & 4 in cross country.
Staff training courses	£100	A second member of staff is now an accredited school swimming teacher. Two teachers are accredited FA school coaches.
Rent for school playing field	£900	Ensured the full PE curriculum could be accessed and delivered in appropriate teaching spaces.

Funding Allocation £8290 (April 2015 – March 2016; three terms) Actual Spend £ 8100

Planned provision and expenditure for 2016-17

Provision 2016-17	Projected Cost	Impact (to be reported at year end)
Specialist teacher released to teach other classes for 0.1 for one term to lead PE throughout the school with a focus on developing staff confidence & pedagogy in PE to ensure sustained high quality PE in the future.	£1000	All teachers feel confident in teaching PE. The quality of PE in KS1 has been improved.
Transport and staffing to enter pupils in area events.	£500	All pupils can attend competitions.
External professional coaches to extend range of extra-curricular provision: Football Cricket Dance KS1 multi-skills	£2400	Sports clubs are now offered to pupils in KS1 as well as KS2.
Purchase of large gym equipment - this was identified as a gap in provision. The equipment will last at least 10 years, contributing to sustained PE provision for the future. New goal posts & footballs	£2200 £500	Climbing frame is accessed by pupils in Years R-4 & is portable so can be used inside and outside.
Membership of Thirsk Cluster School Sports Consortium	£1000
Rent for school playing field	£900

Projected Funding allocation £8,290 (+£100 carry forward)

School Sports Funding Report for 2014-5
Funding Allocation £7,743 (April 2014 – March 2015; three terms)

Provision 2014-5	Cost	Impact (to be reported at year end)
Specialist PE teacher employed for one half day per week to deliver and model high quality PE teaching.	£3720	School sports provision and participation has improved significantly over the last two years - this was recognised by achievement of the GOLD SAINSBURY'S SCHOOL GAMES AWARD this year.
Transport and staffing to enter pupils in area events.	£400	as above
External professional coaches for football & cricket clubs & taster lessons.	£490	as above
Purchase of equipment: · two small football goals for KS1 · a range of athletics equipment · pop-up tennis nets · balls in different sizes	£800	as above
Membership of Thirsk Cluster School Sports Consortium	£750	as above
Staff training courses (swimming)	£90	The school meets revised recommendations for school swimming lessons in line with NYCC Educational Visits Policy.
Subsidy for KS2 outdoor & adventurous activites at Carlton Lodge & East Barnby	£570	Full range of PE curriculum activities delivered effectively including athletics & field sports.
Rent for school playing field	£900	Full range of PE curriculum activities delivered effectively including athletics & field sports.

School Sports Funding Report for 2013-4
Funding Allocation £5372 (Sept 2013 – March 2014; two terms)

Provision 2013-14	Cost	Impact
Specialist PE teacher employed for one half day per week to deliver and model high quality PE teaching; train staff in teaching gymnastics; revise PE scheme of work; audit PE equipment & provision.	£2042	School staff have increased confidence, knowledge and resources to teach all aspects of PE. Entitlement to a minimum of 2 hours physical education every week for all pupils is established as a priority. Children have made very good progress in PE. The school has the capacity to sustain high quality PE teaching in future years.
The school joined the Thirsk Cluster to provide a competition organiser to establish a full programme of local matches and area tournaments leading to regional competitions. Transport and staffing was provided to enable participation in some of the area events.	£250 per term £336	The school entered events to compete with other local schools in football, Hi-Five netball, Kwik sticks hockey, kwik cricket, cross-country and swimming. Teams progressed to area finals in hockey & cross country. Individuals progressed to regional cross-country finals. The swimming team won the local small schools gala.
In addition to clubs run by school staff, after-school sports clubs were offered all year round in football and dance by employing external coaches and charging a subsidised rate per pupil.	£274 Total Subsidy needed.	83% of pupils took part in one or more extra-curricular sports clubs during the year.
Following a comprehensive audit, additional equipment was purchased.	£1012	The school is fully resourced to deliver high quality PE. The full impact of this provision will be realised over future years.
External coaches delivered taster sessions in basketball & hockey and provided links to local clubs.	£320	Several pupils have joined a local basketball club. The school entered a team in a hockey competition for the first time.
Rent for school playing field	£900	The school can continue to provide a playing field after Local Authority funding for this provision ended in April 2013.