Fagley Primary School

Primary PE and Sport Premium for Academic Year 2017/2018

Purpose of Funding (from Department of Education Gov.UK Website)

Schools must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the
quality of PE and Sport.

Premium should be used to

 Develop or add to the PE and sports activities that we already offer
 Build capacity and capability within the school to ensure that improvements
made now will benefit pupils joining the school in future years

Five key indicators where improvement is expected

 The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity (children from

5 – 18 should engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity a day, of which
30 minutes should be in school)
 The profile of PE and sport is raised across the school as a tool for whole
school improvement
 Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport
 Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils
 Increased participation in competitive sport

Fagley employ a Sports coach who takes PE lessons with each class and sporting
afterschool clubs, which enable us to enter more sports’ competitions and
tournaments.

The school runs the training session for “Little Strikers”, which offers children from
1 - 6 years and their parents a safe and nurturing environment, which encourages all
aspects of mental and physical development through football.
“Let’s get physical” is a group designed for under 5’s to get moving, playing and
exploring in a safe environment using play equipment designed to make you hop, skip,
jump and roll. Parents can work together with their children to enable to child to
become active, confident and happy whilst taking place in physical activity.

The daily mile is encouraged by posters, assemblies and a marking system where
children gain marks on a chart and record if children have completed it. Rewards will
be given in time.

Fit club – 1 hour session to address obese children and those who lack physical
stamina.

Each child from Reception to Year 6 attends Forest School for one morning or
afternoon per week for a term. Whilst attending Forest School, the children walk at
least 3 miles during a session and often as much as 5 miles. The sessions involve lots
of physical activity including traversing steep hills and uneven ground, climbing trees,
play chasing games, building rope bridges, dens, swings and slacklines. These activities
help to develop the children’s stamina, resilience, co-ordination and motor skills.

We aim to continue to promote cycling and walking with our existing services in school
such as a weekly cycling club, parents and children fitness classes and daily
completion of the ‘The Golden Mile’. This activity is for Reception to year 6 and is a
safe, simple and measurable health & physical activity initiative accessible to all age
groups regardless of ability.

In addition to the PE curriculum, Year 5 have a weekly swimming session. Due to the
increase in PE Sports Premium, Year 3 also attend the swimming session to help with
their confidence and ability to swim on top of their usual PE sessions in school.

Cycling is a major part of our school life and recently our Parental Liaison Officer
applied for funding which enabled the school to have a cycle shelter, so that bikes
that the school has obtained are kept on the premises for any child who does not
have their own bike at home.

Children are encouraged to come to school on their bikes and scooters and we have
facilities to lock their bikes up during the day.
Cycling Club This takes place as an after school club. Each child takes part in the
club is awarded with the bike they have used and maintained at a presentation
ceremony attended by their parents. Ian Cullen from Sustrans attended the
presentation and delivered a ‘Bike Doctor’ session to the parents and answered any
question they had in relation to their children and cycling.

Becycling In the last twelve months work has taken place to establish a cycling club
and other health and wellbeing activities in school and the local community to address
issues surrounding mental health, obesity and children accessing outdoor activities.

It is now our priority to expand on these activities to continue to support health and
obesity, attainment levels of children, pride in the local area, criminal activity, and
opportunities for the community to come together.

The school has taken a lead in providing cycling opportunities by making strong
partnership links with British Cycling, Sustrans, City Connect and Bike Ability.

Since September 2016:

 30 children from year 1 have completed 2 days ‘balance bike’ training.

 60 children from years 5 and 6 have completed level 1 and 2 Bike Ability
training.
 In September 2017 30 children from year 6 completed a week’s cycle training
with City Connect, exploring the use of the cycle super high which is situated a
2 minute cycle ride from our school.
 The week commencing 25th September the children from Year 6 took part in a
transition cycle ride each day with Becycling and Cityconnect. Each day
consisted of brushing up on their bike ability level 2 skills they had learned in
the summer term. They rode on main roads around the area and they all did
brilliantly and showed what capable and confident cyclists they are.

Funding Allocation for Fagley

Funding will be £16000 per school + £10 per pupil in years 1-6 and those age 5 in
Reception, as recorded in the January 2017 Census (181 pupils). For our school this is
£17810
This annual amount will be paid in two stages, with £10389 paid in November 2017 and
£7421 paid in May 2018.
How we have spent this Funding

Supplier Detail Net Cost

£
East 1 Provision of a programme of sports activity for all 1690.00
Partnership partnership schools
Fagley Primary Sports Teaching (Coach, Family Liaison Officer, 25204.58
Teaching Assistants, Forest School Co-ordinator
and after school clubs
Fagley Private Taxis and Mini-bus Hire to take children to 171.00
Hire tournaments throughout the year
Mark Clough Diesel for mini-bus for Volunteer to take children 268.31
to tournaments throughout the year (up to Nov 17)
Various Sports Equipment 404.73
Sports UK Additional Sports Events 360.00
(Ltd)
Hanson School Sporting Events 0
Fagley Primary Sports Day Awards 173.34
Sustrans Cycling Tuition – Ian Cullen 300.00
Tournaments and Festivals 83.33
Eccleshill Play sessions on big swim once each term – house 480.00
Adventure Park days
so all children will have one 2 hour session
TOTALS £29135.29

Impact

Physical education contributes directly to development of physical competence and

fitness at Fagley Primary School. It also helps pupils to make informed choices and
understand the value of leading a physically active lifestyle. The good physical
education we offer has a positive impact on both academic learning and physical
activity patterns of our pupils. We believe that a healthy, physically active pupil is
more likely to be academically motivated, alert and successful in life skills.

The social element of attending clubs and competitions is enhanced and competition is
also great for providing outside opportunities to attend clubs elsewhere in the
community and local authority.
Attendance is a major part of school life and children are expected to attend
regularly to extend their learning. To encourage children who have achieved 100%
attendance a draw is made each half term for a new bike. The school provides this
and the cycle is presented to the child in assembly.

Through the government sports funding, we have been able to provide the following
for our children:

 Wider sporting opportunities for all children – introduced to new

sports/activities as listed on the next page
 Specialised curriculum teaching in every year group by a coach and trained
teaching assistants
 Additional after school sports for all year groups.
 Every year group had the chance to participate in a sporting festival against
other schools and received additional specialist teaching in preparation for the
festivals.
 Additional equipment purchased enables more focused skill development. A
whole class set of equipment ensures maximum participation.
 Through membership to the East 1 Partnership (12 primary schools) and Hanson
schools sports’, the children have access to much broader opportunity for
competition.
 During the summer and October half term the school held a sports camp which
combined exercise, sports and fun for our children. This allows us to support
and involve the least active children by providing targeted activities. In the
following year we intend to extend to other holidays.
 Football coaching sessions run on a Saturday morning
 Sports’ Coach attends professional development through East 1 partnership
delivered by Sports UK Ltd.

As a result of increased knowledge, skills and understanding in PE:

 The uptake in extracurricular sporting activities has increased and all clubs run
at full capacity. Sports (UK) Ltd and Sainsbury’s have arranged competitions
and festivals. We have achieved gold for two years running (which is unusual
for a one form entry school). Children attending after school clubs with our
Sports Coach, which work up to these competitions. Some of our children have
won awards for both winning and team work.
 The school is constantly competing for the high places in all competitions.
 U9 football at Goals - East Bradford champions
 U11 girls at Goals - 3rd place
 U11 boys football - East Bradford finalists
 Yr 6 Frisbee - Sports Uk - winners
 U11 Hockey at Hanson - 3rd place
 Sports Hall Athletics at Hanson - 3rd place (4 points off 2nd) – Out of 126
children five of our pupils won field events
 U11 girls football at Zara - 2nd place
 U11 boys football at Zara - 3rd place on two occasions with outstanding
individual performance awards

 Sport and Competitions at Fagley Primary School includes:

- Football – I child picked for York City and 1 girl to attend Bradford City
Football Club Development Centre
- Gymnastics
- Dodgeball
- Street dance and Cheerleading
- Basketball
- Athletics
- Netball
- Tag rugby
- Hockey
- Cricket – One child picked for Bradford County Cricket
- Multi skills
- Handball
- Rounders
- Cross Country
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Badminton
- Golf
- Cycling

 We partner with Beckfoot Heaton and attend 6 tournaments a year. This is so

we can play teams from other areas of Bradford in order to play different
schools.
 Play leaders are trained and monitored by the Sports Coach and then deliver to
all children during lunch times
  The enthusiasm for competition has certainly increased and school are now in a
position to make team ‘selections’ from a number of keen participants.
 Teachers have reported that children are now fully engaged in PE lessons and
enthusiastic about furthering their knowledge.
 As part of our Forest School learning in school the children have also had
orienteering training which also helps with physical fitness and geography.
 All year 5 and year 3 children attend swimming lessons each week
 We also offer sporting after school clubs every evening for 2 hours
 Sports Uk Ltd support pupil development through initial training
 The school have house days every half term. One group each term will visit the
Big Swing which encourages the children to have the opportunity, at their own
discretion, to engage in the full range of play types by creating a rich and
stimulating environment and by practicing a facilitative, non-directive
approach.

Sports funding is presently used to support cycling, go carts and scooters during
lunchtimes. In the future the school will fund gym equipment to provide an active
playground for all children during all curriculum breaks and lunchtimes in addition to
their usual allotted PE curriculum time. All sports leader equipment is also provided.

The school is aiming to also provide parents with gym equipment to support healthy
lifestyles.

Swimming

Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water Please

safety complete all

Percentage of Year 6 pupils who can swim competently, confidently 71%

and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres when they left
our school at the end of the last academic year?
Percentage of Year 6 pupils wo could use a range of strokes 0%
effectively when they left our school at the end of the last academic
year?
Percentage of Year 6 pupils who could perform a safe self-rescue in 0%
different water based situations when they left our school at the end
of the last academic year?
Schools can use to use the Primary PE and Sports Premium to provide Yes
additional swimming but this must be an activity over and above the Year 3
national curriculum requirements. Have you used it in this way? swimming
Action Plan and Budget Tracking – see attached

OFSTED MARCH 2017 ……….

“A very large number of after-school clubs, including sports clubs, are enjoyed
by a majority of pupils. All disadvantaged pupils attend at least one of the
clubs. Consequently, pupils’ physical and social education are enhanced”

“The primary school physical education (PE) and sport premium provides pupils
with a very wide range of free after-school sports clubs and access to team
sports and competitions. A sports coach leads the teaching of PE in the
curriculum. Pupils’ fitness is improved as a result”