Sports Premium

The Physical Education and Sports Grant is allocated to schools based on the number of children the school has on roll.

The purpose of this funding is to improve the provision of Physical Education and Sport in Primary Schools and it is up to the Senior Leadership and Governing Body of the school to determine how best to spend the grant to achieve this.

At Lincewood Primary School we want to provide every pupil with access to the highest quality of Physical Education provision through curriculum time, and through before/after school and holiday activities. The grant supports us to do this.

To find out more about P.E. at Lincewood Primary School, please refer to the P.E. section of our curriculum page: Curriculum Overview (Curriculum menu tab)

Swimming

Part of the Sports Premium Grant goes towards our swimming provision. We are lucky enough to have our own swimming pool, and this allows us to include swimming as part of P.E. provision from Reception up to Year 6. Schools must publish the percentage of pupils within its year 6 cohort who met the national curriculum swimming and water safety requirements.

Refer to the data before for the percentages of pupils who achieved the expected standards in 2023:

Swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres: 95%
Use a range of strokes effectively: 95%
Perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations’: 90%

Sports Premium Reports

Refer to the information below for a full breakdown of how our grant has been spent; what impact the school has seen on pupils’ Physical Education, School Sport and Physical Activity, participation and attainment, and how the improvements will be sustainable in the future.

Lincewood Primary School: Sports Premium Grant Projected Spend Report 2022-23

Total Number of pupils on roll			400
Grant Unspent from 2021.22 due to Covid closures			£2165
Grant Received			£19,413
SPORTS PREMIUM LEAD			Miss Charlotte Norton
Governor responsible for PE and School Sport
Objectives of Spend: · Improve the provision and quality of PE and School Sport at Lincewood Primary School. · Ensure that PE and School sport is judged at least ‘good’ by external monitoring. · To increase the number of opportunities for all the children to access high quality School sport, clubs, competitions, festivals and targeted projects. · Develop a love of sport and physical activity. · Provide high quality support to our teachers to ensure confidence and competence in teaching PE. · To give all children the opportunity to try a variety of different sports.
Item/project	Cost	Objective/description of activity		Outcome/sustainability
All weather sports pitch Maintenance	£1752	To improve the access to sporting activities all year round. To effectively use the school grounds at all times and to increase the opportunities of multi-sports played.		More opportunities for pupils to participate in a variety of sports all year round. Sports activities every lunchtime for KS2 children (225 children), PE lessons for all age groups (400 children), After School, Weekend and Holiday Clubs. All the children have access to an all year round facility which ensures PE lessons are rarely cancelled ensuring sport for all, all year.
External sport coaches	£12,808	Four after school sessions a week all year of multi sports activities for Year 1-6 to encourage participation in ‘other’ sports. 35 weeks of the year. Five, half an hour lunchtime clubs for Years 2-6, one day a week for all children for 35 weeks of the year.		Greater sport participation for all the children and particularly those who do not attend the after school clubs. Providing multi sports coaching at lunchtimes ensures all pupils in the year group are present and taking part which can’t be made compulsory at the after school clubs.
Swimming lessons by qualified swimming instructor and support staff	£8363 less £3771 contribution from parents. Top Up from Sports Premium £4592	Top up cost of swimming coaches		Increase the number of children to 100% who are able to swim at least 5m by the time they leave the school. Increase water confidence for certain individuals through small group lessons. Increase the number of gold, silver and bronze medals in individual pursuits and relays. Sustain a winning ethos in future galas.
Equipment and kit	£121	Replace worn indoor PE equipment Resource to enforce Play Leaders		Pupils are able to participate in a range of sports as resourced adequately and have the chance to explore equipment safely. Equipment is reviewed regularly to ensure it is of an adequate standard and covers the multitude of sports being covered. Play Leaders will help to encourage a range of activities every lunchtime, giving children the motivation to try new sports. Purchases include: new football nets, Hoops, Playtime Leader Caps
Madmusik - Dance	£216	Dance Notes licence		Dance notes provides music and lesson plans that supports teachers with the delivery of dance. This helps build teachers confidence with planning and delivery as well as enables children to experience high quality dance lessons in indoor PE.
Diwali Dance Workshop	£529	Linked to RE, teach children to dance from a different culture.		Allowed children the opportunity to try something new and make links between RE and PE. Created a practical way for children to learn and also show them what other cultures may do in relation to sport; encouraging children to have a go and possible carry on themselves.
Transport to Cross Country Competition	£245	Coach Transport		Enabled a large group of children to take part in cross-country, especially children that do not always get the opportunity to take part in sports competitively.
Additional costs to Multi Gym Equipment due to prices	£1315	Buying and installing gym equipment on the playground		Provides an opportunity for all children to exercise during break and lunchtime but also in lessons for main activities or used for the breaks that some children need. This will increase active opportunities for PPG and disadvantaged children.
Summary Total Premium balance brought forward from 21-22 Total Premium due 22-23 Total Premium spent Premium overspend					£2165 £19,413 £21,578
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Sports Premium Grant Report 2021-22