Sports Premium

Projected - Supply Days to attend sporting fixtures and courses: (over 15 competitions are attended throughout the school year). This will include:

• Indoor Athletics
• Tag Rugby
• Cross Country
• Football
• Girls Football
• Netball
• Hockey
• Dodgeball
• Orienteering

All 690 pupils regularly take part in Intra School Sports Competitions on a half termly basis.

£2000

Entries to competitions: As a school, we enter a wide range of competitions and often reach the county finals. Competitive sport is a priority for the school and is something we would like to develop even further so that more of our teams reach National Finals.

We have also introduced a festival style approach to interschool competition. Through developing a link with two local schools, Walton Oak and Grovelands, more regular tournaments have been possible. This has increased the number of pupils who are able to represent the school in sporting competition. In addition, it has also significantly increased the opportunity for Lower School pupils to take part in interschool sports.

£500

Days out for the PE teacher to plan, observe, prepare for Sports day, and preparation time for INSETs where necessary. Staff CPD courses attended. These include; Netball coaching, Active School Primary Conference, PE coaching for NQTs, and as yet unconfirmed courses targeting development of staff skills in PE and physical activity (with a focus on the Government Childhood Obesity Plan).

£2500

Time to create instructional videos (using Gifted and Talented pupils in particular sports) for specific skills needed in games. These can then be shown at the beginning of a PE or Games lesson, to give children a visual example of what is being taught.

FREE

Equipment to allow outstanding, high quality physical literacy to take place in all areas of PE. This includes more permanent, metal goals to enable regular matches to be played, and enables a longer term view on equipment.

Targeted equipment to be purchased, with the direct intention of encouraging less active pupils to engage in regular physical activity. This will include playground and field equipment, which can be utilised by play leaders in more structured activities at breaktimes and lunchtimes.

£5000

Medals for Running Club

This has grown from strength to strength, with over 160 children regularly attending every week. As children attend throughout the year, their distance run is logged, and when they have achieved a marathon distance, they are awarded a medal. This has resulted in an extremely enthusiastic environment, where pupils are motivated to come and run a significant distance over the year.

£500

Caps for Play Leaders (To make them easily identifiable)

A whole school target, this year, is to target those children who are less active, following the government directive to ensure every child is taking part in at least 30 minutes of physical activity at school daily. Play Leaders are tasked with encouraging some of these more reluctant pupils - giving them opportunities to take part in more structured activities during lunchtimes.

The Play Leaders and the Running Club have played a significant role in fostering a very inclusive attitude towards sport at Cleves. They are two programmes aimed at encouraging children of all abilities to take part in regular physical activity.

£500

To further embed healthy competition as well as belonging, we will continue with the house system throughout the school. This currently includes:

• Intra sport competitions to take place in houses.
• Opportunity for pupil voice/responsibility - sports captains/sports crew/etc.
• General belonging and competition through their school life.

We will also look to deepen the pupil involvement during interhouse competitions and PE/Games lessons through ‘Learn to lead’ - a strategy enabling pupils to experience and develop their leadership skills.

FREE

Cleves is very fortunate to have a very active group of pupils who engage with a huge host of sports and clubs. To increase this number even more, and following advice from the government policy focussing on targeting less active pupils, we will employ a coach to run weekly lunchtime sessions. These sessions will focus on encouraging movement and participation in a non-threatening environment.

We have also introduced an opportunity for Year 3 children to take part in yoga sessions, which will initially run twice a week for the Autumn term.

Youth Sport Trust Active 30:30 minute scheme.

This is a further  initiative which Cleves is aiming to implement, to continue to work towards the Government Childhood Obesity Plan.

A school-wide survey was carried out, to ascertain those pupils who do not currently attend extra-curricular sports clubs, and find out what clubs might encourage them to become more active. The results of this survey will influence clubs offering at Cleves, with an added emphasis on participation and enjoyment above more competitive aspects.

Change4Life will also run on a regular basis; empowering upper school children to lead activities, and encourage lower school pupils to get involved. The outcome will be that all pupils involved will become more active during these times.

£9000

Finally, the most important part we feel the money should be spent on is to make sure we have high quality PE being taught throughout the school. The money will be used to pay for a Primary PE Specialist, releasing them to support every teacher in the school to make sure high quality physical literacy is being taught across the year groups. The plan is for teachers to be observed, team teach with the specialist and to be supported on a 1:1 basis for the needs of each individual. This will improve the confidence and competency of all staff and ensure that high quality PE is being taught at Cleves. Therefore when the funding is withdrawn the teachers at Cleves have the expertise to ensure the high standard of provision is maintained.

£2500

Total spent:

£23,000

Projected - Supply Days to attend sporting fixtures and courses: (over 15 competitions are attended throughout the school year). This will include:

• Indoor Athletics
• Tag Rugby
• Cross Country
• Football
• Girls Football
• Netball
• Hockey
• Dodgeball

Member of staff to attend the Best Practice Forum held by Surrey in April - new ideas and initiatives gained.

£2000

Entries to competitions: As a school, we enter a wide range of competitions and often reach the county finals. Competitive sport is a priority for the school and is something we would like to develop even further so that more of our teams reach National Finals.

£500

Primary PE & Sport Membership

A scheme run by Surrey to enhance, develop and help to optimise PE Sports Premium spending.

£600

INSETs held to improve and update teachers knowledge of different sports:

• Rugby INSET to be run by Harlequins Rugby Coach
• Orienteering INSET led by Josh Jenner

FREE

Days out for the PE teacher to plan, observe, prepare for Sports day, the Football Tour to Holland and preparation time for INSETs. CPD courses attended.

(Planned attendance of OAA course to enhance orienteering and outdoor learning opportunities throughout the school)

£1700

Equipment to allow outstanding, high quality physical literacy to take place in all areas of PE.

£3200

To encourage some healthy competition as well as belonging, we plan to introduce a house system throughout the school. This will include:

• Intra sport competitions to take place in houses.
• Opportunity for pupil voice/responsibility - sports captains/sports crew/etc.
• General belonging and competition through their school life.

FREE

Finally, the most important part we feel the money should be spent on is to make sure we have high quality PE being taught throughout the school. The money will be used to pay for a Primary PE Specialist, releasing them to support every teacher in the school to make sure high quality physical literacy is being taught across the year groups. The plan is for teachers to be observed, team teach with the specialist and to be supported on a 1:1 basis for the needs of each individual. This will improve the confidence and competency of all staff and ensure that high quality PE is being taught at Cleves.  Therefore when the funding is withdrawn the teachers have Cleves have the expertise to ensure the high standard of provision is maintained.

£2500

Total spent:

£10,800

Left to spend:

£0

Supply Days for course

£360

Newly Qualified Teachers and the PE Co-ordinator attending the Active Kids for All - Inclusive PE Training Programme to improve their knowledge of teaching differentiated PE lessons and gain confidence in their teaching so that all children have access to high quality PE.

This has been cascaded through the school by the PE Co-ordinator team teaching with all teaching staff. In a recent questionnaire 80% of teaching staff in year 3 and 4 stated that they have gained more confidence and feel that they teach lessons more confidently which  include every child by differentiating activities through STEP (Space, Task, Equipment, Pace.)  100% felt they have gained more knowledge and understanding of how to teach a high quality PE lesson and would like the support sessions to continue so that they have feedback on their own teaching.

£720

Boccia Set to start an inclusive club for all (thanks to the Active Kids course and a pupil in year 6)

An external company have come in and taught SEND children to play Boccia. They will be competing in the Surrey Youth Games this year. This has increased the participation of SEN children attending extra curricular clubs.

£100

Youth Sports Trust Membership. This enables us to access to the latest national information, resources, training and events that will enhance our PE and sport provision. We will also be able to contribute strategically to the national policy and be involved in the development of national programmes.

£300

INSETs held to improve and update teachers knowledge of different sports:

• Gymnastic Inset run by Mrs Matthews

Gymnastic equipment is now being used by all teachers. High quality gymnastics is starting to be taught.

• Tennis Inset to be run by Duncan Willitt

(specialist tennis coach from local area)

• Rugby INSET to be run by Harlequins Rugby Coach

Jeff Minns- Chance for Shine Cricket Programme (Year 4)

Both coaches have given up their time to coach sessions in the school to Year 3 and 4 children. This has meant more children in the lower school are now involved in competitive sport and now know high quality clubs they can attend in their local area.

The teachers have been observing and writing lesson plans to embed high quality teaching of cricket, tennis and rugby. It has given them more ideas on mini games/warm-up activities and ways to progress gifted and talented pupils in particular.

FREE

FREE

Entries to competitions: As a school, we enter a wide range of competitions and nearly always reach the county finals. Competitive sport is a priority for the school and is something we would like to develop even further so that more of our teams reach National Finals.

Indoor Athletics Team won their district and county final. The regional competition couldn’t happen because of lack of funding. Both the girls and boys football teams reached the final of the Surrey County Cup. The boys football team reached the 7aside county finals and the Year 5 netball team won their local league. A year 4 golf team have reached the Surrey finals.

£200 (including money spent on certificates and trophies)

Days out for the PE teacher to plan, observe, prepare for Sports day, the Football Tour to Holland and preparation time for INSETs.

Sports Day will now include competitive races as well as inclusive activities. This means every child in the school will have a chance of competing in a competitive competition. Races are still inclusive (if not a runner the children can compete in other events)

51 children attending football tour to Holland.

£900

Equipment to allow outstanding, high quality physical literacy to take place on a daily basis. We have bought:

2 x trampets

4 x table tennis tables

A new club (table tennis) will start next academic year. This will allow children who don’t attend a sports club already to try something new.

£900

£800

Finally, the most important part we feel the money should be spent on is to make sure we have high quality PE being taught throughout the school. The money will be used to pay for a Primary PE Specialist, releasing them to support every teacher in the school to make sure high quality physical literacy is being taught across the year groups. The plan is for teachers to be observed, team teach with the specialist and to be supported on a 1:1 basis for the needs of each individual. This will improve the confidence and competency of all staff and ensure that high quality PE is being taught at Cleves.  Therefore when the funding is withdrawn the teachers have Cleves have the expertise to ensure the high standard of provision is maintained.

This has had a significant impact on our pupils who are now more active during PE lessons whilst also developing skills of physical literacy. The support given during PE lessons has meant that staff are also now more confident in their own teaching ability. Due to Higher Education teaching programmes only providing a minimal amount of training for PE we feel it is very important that every teacher gets time with a specialist to ensure their PE lessons are the same high quality as their maths and literacy lessons.

£6,245

Total spent:

£10,800