The Effect of Pupil Premium on Pupils' PE and Sports Participation and Attainment

Pupil Premium has been used effectively in school to provide our children with a range of sporting opportunities. This includes whole school cycling, dance and football.

All of our children are given the skills to ride a bike safely and confidently regardless of previous ability. They are also given the opportunity to take part in one-day and multi-day cycle rides, including overseas.

“I love cycling. At first I couldn’t ride a bike very well but after cycling at school I became more confident. I like to play on my bike every weekend now.”

The children are provided with professional dance tuition in school and learn to perform an exciting range of dance styles including ‘Street Dance’.

NUFC foundation provides professional football coaching to all children across each phase in school.

“I really enjoyed taking part in the sessions with NUFC foundation. After taking part I decided to join a local football team. I train each week and play matches at the weekend.”

How We Will Make Sure these Improvements are Sustainable

Staff are given the opportunity to attend a range of PE courses to enable them to update existing skills and develop new skills.

By providing CPD opportunities to staff, it ensures that PE and participation in sports is sustainable and relevant throughout the PE curriculum in school.

2024-2025

No Government funding received. 

2023-2024

£18,310.00.00 

The grant will be spent as follows:

• Quality PD for PE Leader as PE is a whole school development priority for 2023-2024.
• Broaden the sports provision offer in school by contracting coaches from different sporting disciplines to offer more healthy life choices to our children e.g. Ben Skaife - BMX and MTB coaching.
• PE Action Planning and Support (Newcastle Sports Partnership)
• PE Bronze package (Newcastle Sports Partnership)
• Support and involve children by running after-school sports  clubs including sessions for parents and their children (Hattrick Project)
• Cover coach company transport costs plus coaching costs to take  children to swimming lessons due to local pool being closed
• Provide opportunities for children to join other  schools  in OWLT and other sports competitions and healthy lifestyle events
• Provide resources  for teachers
• Hire qualified sports coaches to upgrade Teachers'  skills
• Provide resources for children's enjoyment and development of PE and sport in school

2022-2023

£7,630.00 

The grant will be spent as follows:

• PE Action Planning and Support (Newcastle Sports Partnership)
• PE Bronze package (Newcastle Sports Partnership)
• Support and involve children by running after-school sports  clubs including sessions for parents and their children (Hattrick Project)
• Cover coach company transport costs plus coaching costs to take  children to swimming lessons due to local pool being closed
• Provide opportunities for children to join other  schools  in OWLT and other sports competitions and healthy lifestyle events
• Provide resources and training courses in PE and sports for teachers
• Hire qualified sports coaches to upgrade Teachers'  skills
• Broaden the sports provision offer in school by contracting coaches from different sporting disciplines to offer more healthy life choices to our children
• Provide resources for children's enjoyment and development of PE and sport in school

2021-2022

£7,670.00 

The grant will be spent as follows:

• Provide resources and training courses in PE and sports for teachers
• Cover coach company transport costs to take  children to swimming lessons due to local pool being closed
• Provide opportunities for children to join other  schools  in OWLT and other sports competitions and healthy lifestyle events
• PE Action Planning and Support (Newcastle Sports Partnership)
• PE Bronze package (Newcastle Sports Partnership)
• Hire qualified sports coaches to upgrade Teachers'  skills
• Support and involve children by running after-school sports  clubs
• Provide resources for children's enjoyment and development of PE and sport in school
• Broaden the sports provision offer in school by contracting coaches from different sporting disciplines to offer more healthy life choices to our children

2020-2021

£7,721.00 (Summer term only received so far)

(16-07-20 Anticipated circa £18.5k for 2020-2021)

The grant will be spent as follows:

• Provide resources and training courses in PE and sports for teachers
• Provide opportunities for children to join other  schools  in OWLT and other sports competitions and healthy lifestyle events
• PE Action Planning and Support (Newcastle Sports Partnership)
• PE Bronze package (Newcastle Sports Partnership)
• Newcastle Foundation/Healthy Living Project
• Hire qualified sports coaches to upgrade Teachers'  skills
• Support and involve children by running after-school sports  clubs
• Provide resources for children's enjoyment and development of PE and sport in school

How the funding has made a difference to PE and sport participation

Evaluation of the impact of the sport premium funding will be carried out as part of our self-evaluation arrangements in July 2020.
The self-evaluation will look at how we have used the sports premium funding to improve the quality and breadth of PE and sporting provision, including increased participation in PE.
It will evaluate the progress made in PE but also other areas of development such as self-esteem and confidence.
We will be able to compare the number of children involved in sporting activities in and outside of school.
The staff are working alongside external agencies to improve their own professional development in improving the teaching of PE and sport.
In July 2020 we will have data to support the impact of the sports premium funding on pupil progress and involvement in sport.