Primary School PE and Sport Funding
Curriculum framework and PE Overview Renishaw Primary School
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In 2017 – 2018, the ‘Sugar Tax’ has meant that we have an increased funding allocation to further improve the delivery of PE and increase the activity levels of children in the school.
- Use the expertise of specialist PE practitioners to work alongside teachers in lessons to increase their subject knowledge and confidence in PE.
- Provide quality-assured professional training for staff to raise their confidence and competence in teaching PE and sport.
- Develop the use of the large outdoor area with a comprehensive Forest Schools Programme.
- Ensure all children have passed their Level 2 Bikeability Award in order to keep safe on the roads and develop a healthier mode of travel to school
- Continue to have links with PE teachers in local secondary schools and Qualitas Sport to help teachers improve their PE and sport provision in school.
- Buy specialist PE and Sport equipment to support and promote regular intra-school competitions and introduce new playground games at lunch time.
- Provide training for, and employ, a play leader to develop playground games at lunchtimes.
- To establish regular, intra-school sports competitions for KS1 and KS2.
- Ensure that 100% of pupils access competitive inter and intra-school sport.
- Ensure that all pupils can swim at least 25m by the end of KS2.
- School to participate in events organised for the Eckington cluster of primary schools.
- Introduce new clubs and new aspects to existing clubs to better facilitate activities
- Looking at ways of integrating PE into classrooms through the use of technology that will impact on children’s academic progress in class.
- Developing the trim-trail areas to include outdoor gym equipment
- Investing in training for existing staff to deliver quality experiences during play and lunch.
You can find information regarding the Primary School PE and sport funding by using the following link: http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/adminandfinance/financialmanagement/b00222858/primary-school-sport-funding
Sainsbury’s School Games Mark
We are really happy to have been awarded the silver Sainsbury’s School Games Mark. The Sainsbury’s School Games Mark is a Government led awards scheme launched in 2012 to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community.
2013/2014 – Silver School Games
2014/2015 -Silver School Games
2015/2016 – Gold School Games
2016/2017 – Silver School Games
2017 /2018- Silver School Games
2018/2019 – Silver School Games
2019/2020 – Silver School Games
30 Minutes Daily Activity
At Renishaw Primary School, we are committed to the Governments’ recommendation for every child to have 30 minutes daily activity for every child on top of the their normal PE allocation. We do this by having 30 minutes directed exercise during the lunchtime period, where children of all ages take part in a range of activities which are led by our midday staff.
Working in partnership with Qualitas Sport
For the last two years we have been thrilled to be a part of working with Qualitas Sport. This has seen us compete in the small school Football and Netball Leagues and also be part of a number of sporting activities for different year groups to attend, water polo, bench ball, trampolining to name but a few!
We are also lucky enough to have our own sport specialist coach Andy Glossop, who visits our school weekly and is very popular amongst our children. His passion for enjoying P.E and sport is certainly exuding through the year groups he has worked with.
Please visit the Qualitas homepage at the link below, if you are interested in learning more about what Qualitas do in and out of school.
http://www.qualitassport.co.uk/schools
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