PE and Sport Premium Funding
PE and Sport Premium 2021-22
At John Hampden Primary School, we recognise the contribution of PE to the health and well-being of our children. We believe that an innovative and varied PE curriculum and extra-curricular opportunities have a positive influence on the fitness, well-being and academic achievement of all our children.
The government PE and Sport Premium enables us to review, develop and extend our provision each year through improving and updating our PE and games resources, offering more opportunities to participate in extra-curricular and competitive sports competitions and developing our staff to deliver in-house quality PE sessions.
The table below details our projected spending for the 2021-22 academic year, which includes an amount from the 2019-20 and 2020-21 academic years, which were not spent due to the impact of COVID-19.
A review of the impact of spending is evaluated at the end of each school year (see separate Impact Report for last year’s PE and Sport Premium).
| Primary PE and Sport Premium 2021-22 | |
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| Number of pupils on roll (Years 1-6 only) | 351 |
| Lump Sum | £16,000 |
| Additional funding received per pupil (£10 x NOR) | £3,510 |
| PE and Sports Premium received for 2021-22 | £19,510 |
| PE and Sports Premium carried over from 2019-20 & 2020-21 | £10,031 |
| Total amount of PE and Sports Premium to be used in 2021-22 | £29,541 |
| Key Indicators for using the PE and Sport Premium |
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| Spending of the PE and Sport Premium must be used to meet the UK Government’s ‘5 Key Indicators’ as set out below. The spending from this year will be evaluated against these key indicators at the end of the academic year. 1. Engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity 2. Profile of PE and sport is raised across the school as a tool for whole-school improvement 3. Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport 4. Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils 5. Increased participation in competitive sport |
| Proposed spending of PE and Sport Premium for the 2021-22 academic year | |||
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| Item/project | Amount Allocated | Key Indicator(s) | Objectives (Intent) |
| Expanding, replenishing and developing PE resources and equipment | £2500 | 1, 4 | Broaden and improve our PE resources to improve the provision we offer during PE lessons. Replenish and replace old equipment and purchase equipment to be able to offer new sports where possible. Regular audit of equipment by PE co-ordinator. |
| Sports coaches to work with our children and staff (staff development) | £2,000 | 1, 3 | Hiring of coaches to deliver high-quality PE sessions for our children. Staff development through working alongside experienced coaches (tennis, football, rugby, cricket, gymnastics focus this year). |
| Further staff training/development opportunities | £1500 | 3 | Opportunities for staff training and development throughout the academic year. EYFS specific PE training, Support Teacher for School Swimming, Gymnastics training (this has been recognised as an area for development across the staff). |
| ‘Top-up’ swimming sessions for Y5/6 pupils | £2,550 | 1, 2 | Two weeks of intensive swimming sessions during terms 5 and 6 for pupils from Y5/6 to work towards achieving their 25m swim (NC requirement). Costs of sessions and transport to the leisure centre. Our aim is for all of our pupils to achieve their 25m swim before the end of KS2. |
| Transportation costs for competitive sporting events and competitions | £1,500 | 1, 4, 5 | Providing pupils with opportunities to experience participating in competitive sporting events and competitions. School Games events annually include cross country, swimming, football, rugby – both locally and within Oxford City |
| Supply cover (for sporting events/competitions and staff CPD) | £1,500 | 1, 3, 4, 5 | Staff are able to attend CPD/training to develop their skills and confidence in teaching PE. Staff are able to attend events and competitions with participating teams to support and continue to promote and raise the profile of PE and competitive opportunities. |
| Extra-curricular sporting opportunities (clubs etc) | £8,000 | 1, 2, 4 | Our aim is to engage all of our pupils in extra-curricular sporting opportunities through a varied programme of clubs and activities. We work with local partners, including Elite Youth Sport, Thame Cricket Club, Thame Tennis Club and Chinnor Rugby Club, amongst others, to offer the clubs throughout the year. We are also implementing a KS2 lunchtime yoga club this year too. |
| Playground resources and equipment to encourage and increase physical activity at break and lunchtimes | £4,500 | 1, 2 | Developing our outdoor spaces to promote and encourage our children to be more active during break and lunchtimes. Projects for this year could include further playground markings on our playgrounds and climbing/active apparatus in spaces throughout the school (to supplement the active apparatus we already have in place). |
| Oxfordshire Schools Football Association Membership | £35 | 1, 5 | Affiliation fee to subscribe to the Oxfordshire Schools Football Association programme of competitive events. The programme includes league-style events and football festival days for children from across KS2, providing them with several opportunities to participate in competitive sport. |
| Bounce Beyond Day (Sports Week Workshops for whole school) | £900 | 1, 4 | Trampoline fitness workshops run by Bounce Beyond for children from R-Y6. Each class to take part in a workshop during our School Sports Week. Offering new experiences and a new physical activity to our children. |
| John Hampden KS2 House Swimming Gala | £600 | 1, 4, 5 | Children from across KS2 to represent their school house in a swimming gala event held at our local leisure centre (where our school swimming takes place). Costs include hiring the pool/swimming teachers and transport to the event. Offering further opportunities for competition within a different activity for children from across KS2. |
| Forest School Resources/Training | £1800 | 1, 3, 4 | Level 2 (Forest School Assistant Leader) staff training course for member of staff who supports the Forest School sessions for pupils across the school. Staff will feel more confident in delivering sessions, which will help to further embed Forest School into our curriculum and broaden the opportunities for physical activity for our pupils. The funding will also be used to purchase spare waterproofs/wellies to allow children to fully participate in the sessions and an outdoor storage box to store Forest School equipment and resources in. |
| BMX Academy – Growth Mindset BMX Day | £584 | 1, 2, 4 | Promoting growth mindset, resilience and perseverance. The day will involve a whole-school display assembly, followed by smaller group BMX sessions for our Y6 pupils, where they will get to try out BMXing and focus on adopting a growth mindset in order to help them succeed. |
| Squash Sessions | £1000 | 1, 4 | Providing children from across Years 5 and 6 with experience of a new sport at our local squash centre. Each class will be taught by qualified coaches, alongside our teaching staff for a term of weekly sessions. Building this link with our local club will also encourage the children to take advantage of the after-school sessions that they run. |
| Playground Equipment (active break/lunch times) | £500 | 1 | Encouraging our children to be more active during their break and lunch times. A range of different equipment and resources will provide children with these opportunities. |
Impact of PE and Sport Premium 2020-21
We evaluate the impact of the PE and Sport Premium funding as part of our normal school self-evaluation and monitoring arrangements. We look at how well we use our PE funding to improve the quality and breadth of PE and sporting provision, including increasing participation in PE and sport so that all pupils develop healthy lifestyles and reach the performance levels they are capable of.
Spending of the PE and Sport Premium must be used to meet the UK Government’s ‘5 Key Indicators’ as set out below:
- Engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity
- Profile of PE and sport is raised across the school as a tool for whole-school improvement
- Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport
- Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils
- Increased participation in competitive sport
Below is a review of the PE and Sport Premium spending for the 2020-21 academic year and how it has impacted our provision at John Hampden Primary School. Due to the impact of Covid-19 on schools, a proportion of the funding from the 2019-20 and 2020-21 academic years will be rolled over to spend during the 2021-22 academic year (details included below).
Amount of PE and Sport Premium received during the 2020-21 academic year (including the rollover from 2019-20 academic year): £29,956 Amount spent: £19,925. Amount to carry forward to 2021-22: £10,031.
| Item/project | Amount Allocated | Key Indicator(s) | Objectives | Impact |
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| Expanding, replenishing and developing PE resources and equipment | £2056 | 1, 4 | Broaden and improve our PE resources to improve the provision we offer during PE lessons. Replenish and replace old equipment and purchase equipment to be able to offer new sports where possible. Regular audit of equipment by PE co-ordinator. | Amount Spent: £2903, Amount To Carry Forward: -£847 Our PE equipment is well-stocked and staff are able to make full use of this when delivering their PE lessons. Old equipment has been repaired/replaced and new equipment has been purchased, such as basketballs, tag rugby equipment, hoops, tennis balls etc. Staff are able to request new equipment to help them deliver their PE sessions effectively and all stock is regularly audited by PE Co-ordinator. A large amount of games equipment was purchased for year groups to utilise during Covid ‘bubble’ restrictions, since we were unable to share spaces and equipment – many children stayed active at these times. |
| Support Teacher for School Swimming training | £1000 | 1, 3, 4 | Further staff from across KS2 to be trained to support school swimming sessions. More poolside supervision during sessions will provide pupils with more targeted support in achieving their 25m swim before the end of KS2. | Amount Spent: £915, Amount To Carry Forward: £85 Five members of KS2 staff received the Support Teacher for School Swimming training, which enables us to better cover and support our pupil’s swimming sessions. Two members of our school staff are supporting each session from poolside. More staff trained means we don’t need to take trained staff from other year groups to cover the sessions. |
| Sports coaches to work with our children and staff (staff development) | £2,000 | 1, 3 | Hiring of coaches to deliver high-quality PE sessions for our children. Staff development through working alongside experienced coaches (tennis, football, rugby, hockey, netball, cricket). | Amount Spent: £1830, Amount To Carry Forward: £170 Rugby Tots coaches worked with our Reception classes for the summer terms (£600); Chinnor RFC worked with Y5 (£270); Cricket Coach worked with Y6 pupils (£400); and Tennis Coach worked alongside classes in Y4-6 (£560). Increased pupil engagement in these areas and increased staff confidence in how to teach the sessions in future academic years. |
| ‘Top-up’ swimming sessions for Y5/6 pupils | £2,000 | 1, 2 | Swimming sessions during terms 5 and 6 for pupils from Y5/6 to work towards achieving their 25m swim (NC requirement). Costs of sessions and transport to the leisure centre. Our aim is for all of our pupils to achieve their 25m swim before the end of KS2. | Amount Spent: £1530, Amount To Carry Forward: £470 Y6 priority swimming group received 6 weeks (6 hours) of ‘top-up’ swimming sessions to support them in working towards their 25m swimming target and increasing their confidence in swimming. This really supported our pupils in enabling them to make great progress with their swimming ability (see separate swimming report for Y6 swimming data). |
| Transportation costs for competitive sporting events and competitions | £1,500 | 1, 4, 5 | Providing pupils with opportunities to experience participating in competitive sporting events and competitions. School Games events annually include cross country, swimming, football, rugby – both locally and within Oxford City | Amount Spent: £475, Amount To Carry Forward: £1025 Many events that were planned, couldn’t take place due to Covid-19 restrictions, however, we organised as many friendly/local events as we could, once restrictions were lifted in the summer term (5 events). These included football and cross country friendlies/partnership tournaments, which included teams from across all KS2 year groups – providing them with an opportunity for competitive sporting events. |
| Supply cover (for sporting events/competitions and staff CPD) | £1,200 | 1, 3, 4, 5 | Staff are able to attend CPD/training to develop their skills and confidence in teaching PE. Staff are able to attend events and competitions with participating teams to support and continue to promote and raise the profile of PE and competitive opportunities. | Amount Spent: £1200, Amount To Carry Forward: £0 Three teachers were covered to attend the Support Teacher for School swimming course (see above), enabling them to be upskilled to support those sessions. Members of staff were covered to attend friendly/partnership events once restrictions allowed in the summer term (see above), enabling children from across KS2 to experience competitive sporting opportunities and promoting the profile of PE in our school (6 half-day events). |
| Teaching resources (‘REAL PE’ and ‘GetSet4PE’) – 2 year subscription | £2,000 | 1, 3, 4 | Annual subscription to REAL PE (skills-based scheme implemented in April 2019) – staff are continuing to gain confidence in teaching with this scheme. GetSet4PE scheme of work purchased for September 2020 – this scheme will be used to supplement the REAL PE scheme, giving pupils further experience of a range of sports. GetSet4PE scheme includes session plans and resources for dance and gymnastics for each year group. | Amount Spent: £2501, Amount To Carry Forward: -£501 Get Set 4 PE membership purchased for this year and legacy membership (next 3 years), as well as subscribing again to REAL PE for this year and our next academic year. REAL PE membership also expanded to include Gymnastics and Dance planning. Staff are supplied with high-quality teaching planning/resources, to enable them to provide a well-planned progression of a range of sports, skills and activities for our children. £1870 – GetSet4PE (this year + 3 years), £1031 – REAL PE (this year + 1 year) |
| Extra-curricular sporting opportunities (clubs etc) | £6,000 | 1, 2, 4 | Our aim is to engage all of our pupils in extra-curricular sporting opportunities through a varied programme of clubs and activities. We work with local partners, including Ignite Sport, Elite Youth Sport, Thame Cricket Club, Thame Tennis Club and Chinnor Rugby Club, amongst others, to offer the clubs throughout the year. | Amount Spent: £1383, Amount To Carry Forward: £4617 Extra-curricular clubs were not allowed for a large part of the year – Term 5 was the earliest that these were able to start back fully. Several clubs were provided for children from across Y2-Y6 in Terms 5&6, including a Lunchtime Tag Rugby Club for Y4 (£150), Cricket Club for Y2 (£180) and Multisports Clubs for Y3 and Y4 (£1053), which were all funded through the Sports Premium. Other clubs were also provided for Y5&6 pupils, including Tag Rugby, Netball, Cricket and Table Tennis, which were run by volunteers. The range of clubs we offer provide lots of opportunities for extra-curricular sport to many of our pupils. The carry-over spend from this year will enable us to increase our provision even further during the 2021-22 academic year. |
| Playground resources and markings to encourage and increase physical activity at break and lunchtimes | £5,400 | 1, 2 | Developing our outdoor spaces to promote and encourage our children to be more active during break and lunchtimes. Projects for this year will include playground markings on all of our playgrounds and climbing/active apparatus in spaces throughout the school (to supplement the active apparatus we already have in place) | Amount Spent: £3020, Amount To Carry Forward: £2380 A range of playground markings were installed by ‘Fun & Active Playgrounds’ for every year group to use across the school, including a custom pitch, King Square, catching circle, Phonics Pond and Numberline Caterpillars. These have enabled and promoted more active play across the school during break and lunch times. Many children have engaged with the markings/games which have really helped to encourage physical activity, teamwork, competition and fair play. We have note pursued the active apparatus this year, but this is something that can be looked into using the carry-over spending during the 2021-22 academic year. |
| Orienteering Course around the school | £200 | 1, 4, 5 | JHS orienteering signs (set of 15) and orienteering clips to be ordered to establish our own simple orienteering course. Children will be able to work towards beating their personal best, as well as competing against their peers. All KS2 classes to hold orienteering sessions at least once per term. | Amount Spent: £200, Amount To Carry Forward: £0 Custom Orienteering Course installed at John Hampden – control signs made and printed locally and purchase of 2x orienteering clip sets. Orienteering maps were created by school staff. The course was installed before schools reopened after the lockdown and was used by several year groups during the summer terms. Children have been introduced to a new physical activity and have been encouraged to beat their personal best since the different courses are timed. Plan for next year is for all KS2 classes to run at least one orienteering session for their children every half term. |
| Fit4Kids workshops | £1200 | 1, 2 | Fit4Kids workshop days to help promote healthy lifestyles and personal fitness. Year groups take part in physical activities during their workshop, as well as sessions on diet and sugar awareness. | Amount Spent: £1173, Amount To Carry Forward: £27 All children from Reception to Y6 took part in a ‘Fit4Kids’ workshop over the two days. This session included some physical activity and some ‘sugar smart’ discussion about nutrition and how much sugar can be found in a range of different foods. Children engaged well during the sessions and learnt about a healthy diet, as well as taking part in some fitness activity. The workshops will not need to be run annually, but potentially every 2-3 years. |
| Quidditch Workshops Day (Enrich Education) and purchasing Quidditch games equipment | £1300 | 1, 3, 4 | KS2 workshops to introduce the game of Quidditch. Each KS2 class to take part in the workshops to build the skills involved in the game, whilst teachers are learning the game alongside the coaches. Equipment purchased to enable staff to deliver the game during curriculum PE time and possibly an ASC. | Amount Spent: £1460, Amount To Carry Forward: -£160 Quidditch sessions provided for our Y3, Y5 and Y6 pupils and a ‘Sorting Assembly’ provided for KS2 at the start of the day. Children and staff were introduced to a new sport/activity which can now be implemented into our plans for next year. Sessions included a breakdown of the skills/strategies involved and were really engaging for everyone and enabled staff to learn alongside the coaches. Quidditch equipment purchased after the event, which includes hoops, balls, instructions etc (this is due to be delivered in September 2021, so we will be able to make use of it next academic year. |
| Netball Club equipment | £300 | 1, 4, 5 | New netball equipment for use during curriculum time and also to establish a new Y5/6 netball club. Replacing some of the old netballs, buying new sets of bibs etc. | Amount Spent: £300, Amount To Carry Forward: £0 New netballs, team bibs & training marker sports all purchased to enable the club to run efficiently. Old netball equipment wasn’t suitable and lots was missing, so the new equipment is really positive for the club to run. Lots of children from across Y5/6 engaged in the after school club this year, which will continue into the next academic year. |
| Archery Equipment | £700 | 1, 4 | Purchase of a ten-bow set of archery equipment (Arrows) to help introduce a new sport to our children. Equipment to be used during curriculum time (including potentially being incorporated into the inter-house Excalibur challenges/Sports Day) and also potentially for a new ASC (tbc). | Amount Spent: £700, Amount To Carry Forward: £0 Class set of ‘Arrows’ archery equipment purchased in the summer terms (wasn’t used this academic year). We will make full use of the equipment next academic year, which will enable us to introduce a new sport to our children. The kit can be used during curriculum time and will also be incorporated into our Excalibur House Challenge and Sports Day events. No plans for an after school Archery Club yet, but this is something to consider next year. Staff meeting to be held by PE Lead early next academic year to introduce the staff to the equipment. |
| Bounce Beyond Day (Sports Week Workshops for whole school) | £900 | 4 | Trampoline fitness workshops run by Bounce Beyond for children from R-Y6. Each class to take part in a workshop during our School Sports Week. Offering new experiences and a new physical activity to our children. | Amount Spent: £0, Amount To Carry Forward: £900 Workshop days were cancelled by the provider, so did not take place this year. They have been re-booked to take place during our Sports Week next year. |
| John Hampden KS2 House Swimming Gala | £600 | 1, 4, 5 | Children from across KS2 to represent their school house in a swimming gala event held at our local leisure centre (where our school swimming takes place). Costs include hiring the pool/swimming teachers and transport to the event. Offering further opportunities for competition within a different activity – this will be the first time we have held this event. | Amount Spent: £335, Amount To Carry Forward: £265 Costs covered included hiring the pool (including medals and certificates) and coach hire to transport us to the event. We held a scaled-back event during our School Sports Week, which was for our Y5 and Y6 pupils and not for the whole of KS2, due to maintaining Covid-19 ‘Bubbles’ during the event. The event was incredibly successful and saw 32 children from across the year groups competing for their school House in several different individual and team races. We will definitely hold the event again next year, where we hope to include teams of children from across KS2. |
| Forest School Training | £1600 | 1, 3, 4 | Level 3 (Forest School Leader) and Level 2 (Forest School Assistant Leader) staff training courses. This will help to broaden the opportunities for our pupils to take part in Forest School. Staff will feel more confident in delivering sessions, which will help to further embed Forest School into our curriculum and broaden the opportunities for physical activity for our pupils. | Amount Spent: £0, Amount To Carry Forward: £1600 No training took place this year, due to school closures and Covid-19 restrictions. Some staff members have been identified for the training, which we hope to put in place for next academic year. |