The government is providing additional funding of £150 million per annum to improve provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. Schools must spend the additional funding on improving their provision of PE and sport, but they will have the freedom to choose how they do this.
PE and Sport Grant Academic Year 2018-2019 Total fund expected: £35,510
At South Harringay we are committed to ensuring that our children have regular physical activity, whilst helping them to understand the importance of being active, having a healthy lifestyle and participating in and enjoying sports and games activities.
The funding the school received for financial year 2018/2019 (approximate):
Infants school: £17,160
Junior school: £18,350
Total: £35,510
| Activity/Item |
Cost (approximately) |
Impact |
| Key stage 1 external specialist teaching for P.E. lessons, as well as lunch time coaching and after school sports club. |
£12,675 |
High quality lessons being taught to the children each week covering a range of national Curriculum skills. Teachers having regular CPD working alongside professional coaches has meant they have a deeper subject knowledge of P.E. skills. This has allowed the teaching of P.E. across key stage 1 to be consistently outstanding.
Lunch time and after school clubs have seen a larger uptake than in previous years, with more girls being involved in session such as, football/basketball. |
| Key Stage 2 specialist teaching for P.E. lessons as well as lunch time coaching |
£13,125 |
High quality lessons being taught to the children each week covering a range of national Curriculum skills. Teachers having regular CPD working alongside professional coaches has meant they have a deeper subject knowledge of P.E. skills. This has allowed the teaching of P.E. across key stage 1 to be consistently outstanding.
Lunch time and after school clubs have seen a larger uptake than in previous years, with more girls being involved in session such as, football/basketball. |
| Early swimming lessons in year 3 for absolute beginners |
£3,500 |
Over 1/3 of children are now able to swim over 5m with the rest of the cohort more confident in the water. |
|
Subsidised after school and lunchtime clubs for children in key stage 2 in; martial arts, street dance, tag rugby, ballet, football, cricket and baseball.
(some of these clubs are seasonal) |
£9,900 |
Children from disadvantaged backgrounds are able to frequently assess a range of cubs at no cost which have boosted their moral and had a positive impact on their attainment and attitudes to learning. |
| Participation in after school competitions |
£1,000 |
Children at SHS have regularly competed in a range of local competitions including; football, swimming galas, cycling, cricket, athletics and dance. |
| Local Authority P.E. specialist training SLA |
£1,000 |
The P.E. specialist has been able to adapt the planning and deliver of the P.E. curriculum to better suit the needs of the children at SHS, creating a more stimulating curriculum. |
Swimming Attainment
Our children take their swimming lessons in year 5.
Attainment of our current Year 6 cohort, March 2018
Percentage meeting the national curriculum requirement to swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres, use a range of strokes effectively and perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations: 70%
Source: Selkie Swim School
