Sports Premium
Implementing the “Sports Premium” in our School
The Government has given every Primary School funding to develop Physical Education and competitive sport.
At Crowlees we offer a wide range of sporting activities – both curriculum-based and extra-curricular.
We offer a range of facilities including an indoor hall, an external hardcore surface and large playing fields.
Children have the opportunity to take part in fixtures and competitions with other schools.
In year 4, all children learn to swim and attend weekly swimming lessons.
Crowlees events calendar 20192020
- Development of fundamental movement skills in year 1 to ensure readiness for sporting activity and increased exercise.
- Development of exercise and sporting opportunities at lunchtimes- extending the range of physical exercise on offer and coaching intervention across all year groups-timetables over the year.
- Additional equipment to enhance the provision of physical activities and sport school able to offer.
- PE leader to work across school to develop PE curriculum to ensure coverage and progression of skills.
- PE coordinator to plan with Pennine Sports Partnership to maximise opportunities for sport across all year groups.
- New playleaders trained (COVID dependant)
- Continue with promoting and celebrating inclusion in sporting competitions.
- Increase children’s positive attitudes, self esteem and confidence with all activities.
- Development of teacher’s knowledge and skills in the teaching of dance and gymnastics.
- Development of staff knowledge and skill in teaching all PE units.
- Develop RQT’s confidence and skill in teaching of year 4 PE units.
- Broaden the range of sports taught within the school curriculum and those offered at break times.
- Continuation of programme of competitive sport with local schools (COVID dependant).
- Provide a range of competitive sporting opportunities within school day COVID dependant
Read the full Sports premium 2021-22
Read the full Sports premium funding 2019-20 action Plan
In addition to this provision, we use the sport premium funding to work with the Pennine Sports Partnership to:
- Increase the amount of competition sport in which our children participate.
Cross-country | Curling | Netball |
Rugby | Football | Golf |
Athletics | Cricket | Tennis |
- Make links to other community sports providers and the local high schools:
The Mirfield Free Grammar, Spenborough Baths, Sarah Sutton School of Dance, Pyjama Drama.
- Develop additional clubs and activities for children outside the curriculum.
Football | Jazz |
Athletics | Fencing |
Tri Golf |
- Encourage our children to improve their leadership skills through sport:
Play leader training (Year 6).
- Give extra support in PE to our most talented children and include those with special needs in sport:
Gifted & Talented Year 5 programme (Talent academy).
- Bring in PE and sports specialist teachers and coaches into work alongside class teachers in lessons in order to further develop and enhance our teachers’ PE knowledge and skill.
- Inform and encourage the children to take up sport through whole school assemblies.
The long term aim is higher quality lessons and improved learning for all children.
As part of the Pennine Sports Partnership, we are able to access training, meetings, competitions and other services.
Key achievements to date until July 2019:
· Additional sporting activities now included in daily activities across school and increased exercise at playtimes and lunchtimes as well as increased use of active sessions in classrooms.
· Developed clear intent of PE curriculum to ensure development of appreciation and resilience throughout · Developed staff understanding of importance of fundamental movement skills which are now more explicitly built into whole school curriculum · Successful fund raising for running track now timetabled to take place 2020-21 school year Successful sponsorship of PE athletics kit to further raise profile of PE in the school and community.
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Data analysis shows that:
- 38% of children attend extra-curricular sporting activities
- 74% of children attend sporting activities out of school
- 74% of children participate in some sporting activity
- 72% of children who are eligible to receive Pupil Premium are participating in a sporting activity.
School Swimming Statistics:
Please find below the school swimming statistics for 2019/20. The statistics show the percentage of children achieving the 25-metre expectation.
For additional information we have included the previous year’s statistics, the LA average and national average.