PE and Sport Premium

Article 28: All children have the right to an education

Article 31: All children have the right to relax and play

Our School aspires to the 7 High Quality National Outcomes which guide the work of all Primary Sport Alliance Partnerships:

• Increased participation in high quality PE.
• Increased participation in high quality out of school hours learning. 
• Increased participation in high quality informal activity.                                                             
• Increased attainment and achievement through PE and sport.                                                    
• Improved behaviour and attitude in PE, sport and whole school.
• Increased participation in competitive and performance opportunities.                                      
• Increased involvement in community sport and improved quality of community life.

The amount of premium received for 2022/23: £17, 020

A full breakdown of how it has been spent (or will be spent) is available below in the 22/23 report.

What impact the school has seen on pupils’ PE and sport participation?

All children complete 2 hours of high quality PE each week with a dedicated PE HLTA or their class teacher. A PE HLTA has also supported PE across the school, has supported children being active at lunchtimes through clubs and extra-curricular clubs after school. In addition, lunchtime activity is supported by a 'lunchtime play facilitator' who generates games and sports across the school. We use the Arena programme to ensure PE is progressive and sequential across the school.

Find out more about Arena here

See the Sports Premium Report below.