Whittingham Primary Academy Sports Premium 2016-17 – Proposed Spending

Proposed spending of the Sports Premium spending 2016-2017 Funding Received : £ 9,800 Total Expenditure: £9,800

Specific Objectives Actions Taken Impact/Success Criteria Cost Increase awareness of healthy lifestyles. Enable all pupils to be physically active. . Improve girls’ confidence, attitudes and participation in sport and physical activity.

Measured children’s fitness at the start and end of each term. Assess/monitor the difference. Piloted 5-a day TV fun and varied 10 to 15 minute themed dance routines to all year groups.

Girls’ empowerment day for KS2. Girls’ active club.

Obesity levels have decreased by 11% from 2015/16. 2016/2017 School obesity levels are 19%. (National levels 33%) 6 minute run (KS2) Increased by 12% from 2015/16. Shuttle run (KS1) increased by 8% from 2015/2016. All children engaged in an extra hour of high intensity exercise. Increased level of fitness and awareness of healthy lifestyles. Good verbal feedback from pupils as voiced via Sports Council. Participation recorded through morning/lunch/afterschool clubs, more detailed analysis to take place to compare girls/boys participation across the school – Summer term 2017. Girls’ active club - 20% increase in comparison to 2015/2016.

£250 £650

Target inactive children at lunchtimes. Increase the provision of afterschool activities.

Girls’ activities at lunchtimes. Dance club. Sports council/pupil council views implemented. Pupils in year 5 to complete Play leaders training. To devise a Play leaders pack of games. Identify inactive children and target for lunchtime clubs. To develop an extra- curricular programme for all year groups to include: morning/lunchtime/afterschool. Wider range of activities offered to match the interests of the children. Target inactive children across the school. To source high quality L2 coaches.

Dance Club – 14% increase in comparison to 2015/2016. Lunchtime activities – 23% increase in comparison to 2015/2016. Play leaders and leadership activities have been very successful with 20% recorded as leading lunchtime sessions. The data is in line with the school games Gold criteria of 20%. An increase of 13% of inactive children. 34% of children taking part in new sporting activities at lunchtimes. Enhanced, extended extra-curricular provision 5 clubs being offered including breakfast clubs (3 clubs offered in 2016) Increased pupil participation KS1 46% and KS2 37%.(Spring term 2017) 2014/2015 information indicates KS1 38% and KS2 29%.(Autumn term 2016) Pupil voice questionnaires highlight that pupils enjoy the range of sport related activities on offer. 2016/2017 Increased participation rates: SEND =9% Pupil Premium = 13%

£1000 £2000

Increase participation levels in competitions. Provision for children who are Exceeding age related expectations

Develop a competitive environment within the school. Increase participation rates in line with the Gold Award. Access to the full range of borough competitions and events for Years 1 -6. Develop sports leaders to organise intra and inter school activities.

SBAT teachers to identify more able pupils who are exceeding Age Related Expectations (ARE) Pupils are targeted for extra provision during lunch times. Pupils will represent the school in SBAT competitions. To link with SBAT schools every

Girls = 43% Disadvantage = 100% Cross Country Year 3 and 4. Sports Hall Athletics Year 5 and 6. Sports Hall athletics Year 1 and 2. Tag rugby Year 3 and 4. Football League Year 5 and 6 including A and B teams. Alternative Sports day Year 4. Tri-golf Year 1 and 2. Ks1 = 35% of children will compete in Intra competitions KS2 = 28.3% of children will compete in intra competitions Alternative sports Day – 34 children attended in Spring term. Increased participation results by 14% in Spring term. 7% increase in children exceeding expectations due to targeted support.

£1500 £300

Develop and add to the PE and sport activities by purchasing new equipment.

term. Replenish equipment for lunchtime. Pupil/Sports Council views.

30% increase of children taking part in new sporting activities at lunchtime as a result of the new equipment.

£4000