Little Gaddesden School - Evidencing the impact of the PE and Sport Premium 2017-18 Amount Received: £16,000

Key Priority: Physical Literacy: all pupils in the EYFS and KS1 have the fundamental movement skills needed to be physically literate by the time they are 8 years old Actions and strategies Impact and sustainable outcomes Resources/

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when Progress Evidence

Implement fundamental movement skills into KS1 lessons (unit of work in the Autumn term) Invest in PD in the EYFS: improve and update equipment and the outdoor area of Reception class to enhance physical development. (new surface, new climbing frame) Monitor EYFS data in PD to highlight any children not at the expected level of development for PD. Provide these children with support within their PE lessons and/or extra interventions where appropriate. (MA to support children in Class 2)

All children are given the opportunities to develop fundamental movement skills so as to be physically literate by age 8. Attainment in PD is raised in EYFS. All children achieve at least expected by end of Reception year. Attainment in PE across the school is raised. Children have a solid grounding in physical literacy on which to build in future years.

New surface for EYFS playground: £6401.04 +VAT New equipment for EYFS: £500

AM CG AM LP CG

Autumn term ‘17

MA implemented unit of work in Autumn term ‘17 MA & LM gym training Autumn Term New surface ready for new Autumn intake 2017

Lesson observations Assessments of KS1 children Track EYFS data

Key priority: School Sport – extra-curricular activity and competitive opportunities are available to all pupils Actions and strategies Impact and sustainable outcomes Resources/

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when Progress Evidence

Membership of Dacorum School Sports Network (DSSN)

- regular and wide-ranging choice of sporting events and competitions for all age groups and abilities - opportunities for gifted and talented to take part in district and county competitions - develop young sports leaders in KS2 through bronze ambassador training -develop all children’s leadership skills with opportunities to lead warm ups, score and ref games.

£450

Pay for transport to competitions and sporting events

- All competitions and sporting events are open to all pupils - increased numbers taking part in sport and competitions

£1000 March ’17 – 95% of children in KS2 have taken part in a Level 2 competition. 100% in KS1

School sports partnership with Tring School -Regular sporting events/competitions against other local schools. -links developed with local schools -support with sports/PE and equipment as needed

£30 Tring School providing G & T sessions for selected Y6

Programme of events Lists of participants

To develop links with local schools to run inter-school competitions and tournaments

Children of all abilities have the opportunity to take part in competitions (A & B teams)

A and B teams taken to football, tag rugby, netball and hockey competitions.

Key Priority: Health and well-being

Actions and strategies Impact and sustainable outcomes Resources/ Cost

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Progress Evidence

Health & Nutrition week – Health Leaders to hold an assembly on importance of healthy lifestlyes including nutrition for whole school. All classes to be involved in planning, making and evaluating a healthy meal (cross-curricular link to DT) Bronze Ambassadors lead an assembly on physical activity and then run skip2bfit workshops with each class. Continue with The Daily Mile March 2017 ‘Safe, Fit & healthy Me’ month. Educate children about active travel to school, challenge them to walk, cycle or scoot to school for this month.

-children have raised awareness of what a healthy and active lifestyle is - children’s fitness levels are improved through their involvement in PE and other sporting events provided by the school - Improved attitudes towards sport result in pupils joining in break or lunchtime sporting activities – or taking up sport in clubs etc outside school Children gain an understanding of how active travel (i.e. walking or cycling to school) benefits them and the environment. Purchase new bike and scooter racks to encourage children to bring them to school.

DT resources £50 Bike racks £150

AM IW CG Bronze ambassadors Governors

DT/Healthy food week beginning 20/10 Physical activity & skip2bfit 24/11

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Key Priority: PE – to ensure our PE Curriculum provides all pupils with an outstanding range of opportunities Actions and strategies Impact and sustainable outcomes Resources/

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when Progress Evidence

Professional Development Teachers to attend training to increase confidence and subject knowledge.

Curriculum Development Survey pupils (particular focus on the least engaged pupils) to plan for a range of different opportunities. BMX ‘WOW’ day planned for March 2nd 2018.Growth mindset assembly for whole school, followed by demo and then KS2 workshops. YST Gold membership

Purchase new equipment to develop non-traditional activities (linked to pupil survey) Update existing PE equipment (including gym mats) New equipment for sports day

Good practice is shared, and teachers feel more confident in the delivery of PE. Lessons are good or outstanding. All pupils are inspired to try different sporting activities and are motivated by an interesting curriculum. Athlete visit to inspire and motivate pupils

IW Level 5 PE course £1.900 Table tennis outdoor table £999,950 BMX demo & workshop £495 New equipment £1,772.12 £465

KC attended quicksticks hockey training oct 17 IW currently attending Level 5 course Table tennis club introduced and team of Y5 & 6 pupils represented us in the Dacorum table tennis finals

Specialist teaching for PE lessons -Specialist coach employed to teach games lessons, working alongside class teachers with KS1 and KS2 classes. (Game On) Develop links to local sports clubs to develop range of opportunities on offer and to assist in CPD, coaching and extra-curricular clubs - - Lacrosse coach employed for lessons and club in summer term ‘18 (KS 2) - Tag Rugby coach employed for half a term Feb ‘17

-KS1 and 2 children make better progress in PE by receiving specialist teaching -Working alongside teachers for CPD purposes -children given extra-curricular opportunities for after school clubs and to be part of a competitive league, tournaments in both football, rugby, hockey, lacrosse and cricket.

Game On: £1485.20 Lacrosse: £200 Stags Rugby: £200

TOTAL SPENT: £16,048.36