At Walker Primary, we have the following planned actions and impacts from our use of the Primary PE and Sport Premium funding:
Key Indicator 1 – Increasing confidence, knowledge and skills of teaching staff:
- Introduction of the Complete PE Scheme to ensure consistent, high-quality teaching across the school at a cost of £5,000.
Key Indicator 2 – Engaging all pupils in regular physical activity:
- Progressing to the Silver Healthy Schools Award.
- Effectively resourcing the curriculum with additional equipment costing £1,000.
- Employing a Sports Play Leader for lunchtimes at a cost of £7,600 to encourage active participation.
Key Indicator 3 – Raising the profile of PE and sports:
- The actions under Key Indicators 1 and 2 also contribute to this priority.
Key Indicator 4 – Broader experience of a range of sports/activities:
- The funding for additional curriculum resources of £1,000 under Indicator 2 will provide broader sporting experiences.
Key Indicator 5 – Increasing participation in competitive sports:
- Providing CPD for teaching staff.
- Enabling participation in competitive sports with local teams through transport/kit funds of £500.
- Providing cover at £3,000 to allow for peer coaching between teachers.
In addition, we will be reporting on our Year 6 cohort’s swimming and water safety attainment:
- [X]% can swim 25m competently, confidently and proficiently.
- [Y]% can use a range of strokes effectively.
- [Z]% can perform safe self-rescue.
- We have/have not provided top-up swimming lessons.
- We have/have not provided CPD on teaching swimming and water safety.
This covers all the key data points and planned spending/impacts outlined in the Sport Premium document for our school. The focus is on upskilling staff, engaging pupils, raising the profile of PE/sports, competitive opportunities, and reporting swimming attainment.