







Physical Education (PE) is an important part of a child’s education. It provides opportunities for pupils to be creative and competitive individually, in groups and in teams, whilst promoting positive attitudes towards PE and healthy lifestyles. At Nutfield Church (C of E) Primary School, two PE sessions per week are dedicated to physical activity in the curriculum for each class. There are also plenty of other opportunities to take part in sports and PE, both during and outside school hours.
The government is providing £300 million per year of sport premium funding to enhance primary sport for the academic year 2017- 2018, and has pledged to do so until the end of the 2020-21 academic year. Funding was increased to £16,000 plus £10 per pupil in Years 1 – 6 from September 2017.
For the academic year September 2020 to July 2021 we anticipate receiving sports premium funding of £17,770
For the academic year September 2019 to July 2020 we received sports premium funding of £17,700.
In the academic year September 2018 to July 2019 we received sports premium funding of £17,690.
In the academic year September 2017 to July 2018 we received sports premium funding of £17,680.
We continue to invest the Sports Premium in a variety of ways to improve the quality and breadth of our PE and sports provision and to increase the enjoyment and participation in PE and sport throughout the school, so that all our pupils benefit from the advantages this brings.
During the academic year 2016-2017 and so far this year, we have continued to focus on inclusion in PE, sport and outdoor adventurous activities throughout the school. We use the Sports Premium funding to offer CPD opportunities for all staff and we ensure that we have enough equipment and resources to teach a wide range of indoor and outdoor sporting activities. We aim to instill a love of sport and physical activity in our children, and teach them the importance of teamwork in their lives by engaging fully in the local Tandridge District Primary Schools sporting events and tournaments, co-ordinated by Oxted School. Within Nutfield Church School, we have introduced a full timetable of half-termly inter-school team competitive challenges in a range of different sports and games. We also plan and organise a number of whole school sports focused days and have close links with several local sporting clubs who send in their specialist sports coaches to train our pupils in sports such as Judo, Cricket and Tennis.
On its website, the government provides the following advice for how to spend the Sports Premium funding.
Schools must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport you offer.
This means that you should use the premium to:
There are 5 key indicators that schools should expect to see improvement across:
The government continues to give primary schools money which is ring fenced and must be spent on improving the provision of physical education and sport in school. Schools are to be held accountable for how the money is spent. At Nutfield Church Primary School we focus on:
Specific Expenditure & Outcomes
(NB. Any mismatch between expenditure figures is due to differences in financial and academic periods.)
Item of Expenditure | Description |
Outcome
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CPD provided by sports coach in house
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CPD with class teachers – Y1, Y2, Y3
Team teaching with Reception class teacher in summer term |
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Dance training – iMoves | Run via Active Surrey
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Tennis CPD booked for team teaching lessons during Summer 1
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Boom Tennis (Redhill Tennis Club) |
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Gymnastics CPD INSET Day booked for 2019 for all staff
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Val Sabin |
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Resources – Miscellaneous
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Equipment and other resources to facilitate PE, sports, outdoors adventurous activities and lunchtime sports activities. Polo shirts for new staff
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· Replacement of old equipment
· Resourcing of new areas of curriculum · New sports kit for tournaments – children feel proud representing their school · Staff feel part of team · Lunchtime games introduced with different activities in different areas of playground/field. |
Val Sabin planning purchased
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Easily accessed medium and short term planning for teachers
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All teachers using planning for whole range of PE – gymnastics, dance, games and athletics.
Reception class use Active8 daily.
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School staff to accompany children to tournaments, training and residentials
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Football and Athletics after school clubs successfully run with required number of staff members.
16 tournaments attended with supervision by school staff. Residentials staffed with required number of school staff attending.
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Sports Crew Training run by
Active Surrey – Abigail Price
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Training for Year 6 Sports Leaders | Successful 2 hour training session with lots of ideas for how Sports Leaders can work with younger children.
Subsequently children planned and ran 2 whole school sports events and offered daily lunchtime games in the playground. |
Sports Coaches from outside clubs brought in to offer specialist sports training.
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Badminton
(Fletcher’s Feathers) Judo (Nutfield Judo Club) Cricket (South Nutfield Cricket Club) |
In all three cases, more children signed up for extra curriculuar sports clubs.
Springs Dance Company taught session to Year4. |
Expenditure
Financial year 2016-2017 – £10,934 Financial year 2017-2018 – £6,493
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Income
Balance brought forward from 2016-2017 – £4,339 Funding received April 2017 – £3,694 Funding received October 2017 – £10,313 Sports Premium for Academic Year 2017-2018 – £18,346 |
One of the main impacts of the Sports Premium funding is that there is a greater emphasis on PE, sport and outdoors adventurous activities throughout the school. This is evidenced in engaged pupils, trained and competent teachers, the availability of specialist sports coaches, frequent participation in district tournaments and festivals and regular phase, key stage and whole school competitive and fun sporting events.
The positive atmosphere engendered by this provision pervades the whole school community and there is a general feeling of ‘can do’ amongst pupils, staff and parents. This is a legacy which the school is building on and will be able to maintain in the future, with or without the availability of extra Sports Premium funding.
We intend to use the bulk of the Sports Premium available to us over the next 2 years to purchase and install a Pavilion and associated playground surface adjacent to the current upper playground. The intention is that the Pavilion will provide an outdoor classroom for a range of lessons and will be a particular focus for PE, sport and outdoors adventurous activities. It will sit alongside the current playground area, providing a larger, more versatile area for games and general break and lunchtime playtimes.
DP children
All DP children have 2 hours of PE, sport and outdoors adventurous activities a week as part of their curriculum. During Spring 2018, they have also had access to daily lunchtime games run by the Year 6 Sports Leaders which are proving very popular with the younger children in school. In the summer term, all children took part in a day of sport with outside Sports Coaches. Years R-3 had Cricket throughout the day, run by Coaches from South Nutfield Cricket Club, based on their All Stars initiative. Years 4-6 had Judo sessions run by the Coaches from Nutfield Judo Club. All DP children in all years have also taken part in a number of whole school sporting events – the Inter-School Team Athletics Competition and Sports Day in Summer 2017, Run XC in Autumn 2017 and Sport Relief in Spring 2018.
Further sessions with Sports Coaches from partner clubs are planned for Summer 2018.
In addition, the children take part in a competitive inter-school team sports challenge once every half term, playing one of the games they have been learning during that term. Points from the challenges go towards Team Points and the School Team Challenge Cup.
The following table shows key stage 2 participation by DP children and all children in after school sports clubs and tournaments during the Sports Premium Financial Year 2017-2018.
It should be noted that 100% of children also participate in our half-termly inter-school team sports challenges.
KS2 | All children | Participation in clubs/
tournaments** |
% | DP children | Participation in clubs/
tournaments** |
% |
*Summer 2017 | 113 | 78 | 69% | 16 | 11 | 69% |
*Autumn 2017/
Spring 2018 |
112 | 68 | 61% | 17 | 11
|
65% |
The percentages should not be compared due to the following:
*Different Academic Years, therefore different cohorts ** Different Clubs/Tournaments in different terms |
Whole School Sporting Events
All children have taken part in a number of PE, sport and outdoors adventurous activities in addition to the 2 hours per week of curriculum-based lessons.
They are:
Summer 2017 – Inter-School Team Athletics Competition
Summer 2017 – Sports Day
Summer 2017 – Judo/Cricket taster days.
Autumn 2017 – Run XC
Spring 2018 – Sport Relief
A range of inter-school team competitive sports challenges playing the games they have been learning that term.
Coming up in Summer 2018 – Cricket and Tennis lessons run by specialist sports coaches, Inter- School Team Athletics Competition and Sports Day.
After School Sports Clubs
Competitions and Tournaments
Sports Leaders
A team of Sports Leaders – 10 children from Year 6 – have been appointed to support other children in the school achieve in PE, to help plan whole school sporting events, such as the Run XC event in Autumn 2017 and Sport Relief in Spring 2018 and run daily lunchtime games in Spring 2018. The PE co-ordinator will be monitoring their impact through review of the events they have organized and feedback from teachers and pupils. Each Sports Leader has an Award Chart where they can add Sports Value stickers to indicate progress in each of the Sports Values.
This year, they have:
Assessment
The termly assessment shows good progression across a wide variety of sports and PE disciplines. There is good evidence that the increased focus on PE, sport and outdoors adventurous activities in school has directly impacted on the attainment of children in this area of the curriculum and aided a healthy attitude towards learning in all parts of the school curriculum.
Nutfield Church (C of E) Primary School
59 Mid Street
South Nutfield
Surrey RH1 4JJ
T: 01737 823239
If you have any queries or require any further information about any aspect of our school, please contact Mrs J Buttle (School Office Manager) on:
E: info@nutfield.surrey.sch.uk
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