Sports Premium
Sports Premium Grant:
The Primary PE and Sport Premium must be used to fund additional and sustainable improvements to the provision of PE and sport, for the benefit of primary-aged pupils, to encourage the development of healthy, active lifestyles. We currently buy into a local Sport Partnership with a number of other Primary Schools and a local High School. As well as organising sporting events for our children to participate in, it allows us to work alongside Specialist PE and Sports teachers and coaches in order to up skill our sporting knowledge.
Each school will receive £16,000 plus an extra £10 per pupil (Years 1-6). The money can only be spent on sport and PE provision in schools. The money will be used so that all children benefit regardless of their sporting ability.
How will the money be used at Chaddesley Corbett?
The Sports Premium Grant will be used to train up learning assistants to deliver sport related activities at lunchtime, including Huff and Puff activities and a Yoga club. This will help to engage pupils, including less active pupils, to participate in sport related clubs during school time.
We actively engage with the Wyre Forest Schools Sports Partnership and our children benefit from participation in competitive festivals across a range of activities. Such activities include rugby, cross-country, tri golf, orienteering, swimming, kho-kho and hockey. These activities allow us to take part in the Schools Games initiative.
We will also use the money to allocate some time to the PE leader, so they they have time to monitor planning, observe lessons and to gather evidence to ensure P.E teaching is of a high standard.
We will also use the money to use external coaches to provide engaging (and possibly alternative) after school clubs for the children, encouraging more children to take part in extra- curricular clubs and hopefully targeting less active pupils. The children will be given an opportunity to voice their opinions about what after school clubs they would like to see on offer. We will also use external coaches to deliver CPD for our staff, ensuring staff have good subject knowledge and confidence when teaching PE and to ensure teaching is of a high standard.
The Primary PE and Sport Premium must be used to fund additional and sustainable improvements to the provision of PE and sport, for the benefit of primary-aged pupils, to encourage the development of healthy, active lifestyles. We currently buy into a local Sport Partnership with a number of other Primary Schools and a local High School. As well as organising sporting events for our children to participate in, it allows us to work alongside Specialist PE and Sports teachers and coaches in order to up skill our sporting knowledge.
Each school will receive £16,000 plus an extra £10 per pupil (Years 1-6). The money can only be spent on sport and PE provision in schools. The money will be used so that all children benefit regardless of their sporting ability.
How will the money be used at Chaddesley Corbett?
The Sports Premium Grant will be used to train up learning assistants to deliver sport related activities at lunchtime, including Huff and Puff activities and a Yoga club. This will help to engage pupils, including less active pupils, to participate in sport related clubs during school time.
We actively engage with the Wyre Forest Schools Sports Partnership and our children benefit from participation in competitive festivals across a range of activities. Such activities include rugby, cross-country, tri golf, orienteering, swimming, kho-kho and hockey. These activities allow us to take part in the Schools Games initiative.
We will also use the money to allocate some time to the PE leader, so they they have time to monitor planning, observe lessons and to gather evidence to ensure P.E teaching is of a high standard.
We will also use the money to use external coaches to provide engaging (and possibly alternative) after school clubs for the children, encouraging more children to take part in extra- curricular clubs and hopefully targeting less active pupils. The children will be given an opportunity to voice their opinions about what after school clubs they would like to see on offer. We will also use external coaches to deliver CPD for our staff, ensuring staff have good subject knowledge and confidence when teaching PE and to ensure teaching is of a high standard.
