2017-18 Summer Term Report

Walter Evans Primary School

The Primary PE and Sport Premium

The Primary PE and Sport Premium must be used to fund additional and sustainable improvements to the provision of PE and sport, for the benefit of primary-aged pupils, to encourage the development of healthy, active lifestyles.

Vision:All pupils leaving primary school physically literate and with the knowledge, skills and motivation necessary to equip them for a healthy lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sport.

Objective: To achieve self-sustaining improvement in the quality of PE and sport in primary schools.

Indicators of such improvement should include:• The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – kick-starting

healthy active lifestyles• The profile of PE and sport being 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

As an affiliated school, we will work together to:• offer a wide range of opportunities in PE, Sport and Physical Activity• ensure more young people benefit from PE, Sport and Physical

Activity • improve PE, Sport and Physical Activity delivery and practice• develop teachers’ knowledge, skills and confidence• raise standards in your school• celebrate and advocate PE and Sport• raise aspirations through inspiring and motivating young people• bring out the best in young people• ensure the next generation are active, healthy citizens

Summer Term Uptake

SUMMER TERM EVENTS & FESTIVALS Attended

DCCT Yr 1/2 Football Festival 12/04/2018

Fundamentals Festival 17/04/2018

KS2 Fitness is Fun Festival 18/04/2018

Multi Sports Festival KS1 19/04/2018

Multi Sports Festival KS2 19/04/2018 ✔

Maths of the Day Festival 24/04/2018

Primary Orienteering 26/04/2018 ✔

Yr 5/6 High5 Netball 02/05/2018

Yr 1/2 Gymnastics 03/05/2018

F/KS1 Fundamentals Festival 09/05/2018 ✔

Yr 4 FA Cup Final Football Festival 10/05/2018 ✔

Dodgeball Festival 15/05/2018

Yr 3/4 Mini Tennis 16/05/2018

Post SAT's Yr 6 Festival 18/05/2018

Yr 5/6 Kwick Cricket AM 21/05/2018 ✔

Yr 5/6 Kwick Cricket PM 21/05/2018

Yr 5/6 Kwick Cricket AM 22/05/2018

Yr 5/6 Kwick Cricket PM 22/05/2018

Primary Tri-Golf 24/05/2018

Yr 5/6 Kwick Cricket Finals 25/05/2018

Quicksticks Hockey Competition 05/06/2018

Primary Girls Cricket 06/06/2018 ✔

Quadkids Athletics 07/06/2018

Hooping & Skipping Festival 08/06/2018

Alternative Football Festival 12/06/2018

Yr 4/5 Kwik Cricket 13/06/2018

#ThisGirlCan Festival 15/06/2018

KS1 Fitness is Fun Festival 19/06/2018 ✔

Yr 5/6 Mini Tennis 20/06/2018 ✔

Yr 5/6 Grass Track Cycling 21/06/2018

KS1 Mini Games Festival 27/06/2018

National Writing Day 27/06/2018

Primary Rounders 28/06/2018 ✔

American Sports Festival 03/07/2018

KS1 Mini Athletics 05/07/2018

Primary Track & Fielld Athletics 12/07/2018 ✔

Fun Run Festival 17/07/2018

Summer Seasonal Walk 17/07/2018

Orienteering Plus 26/04/2018

Basketball Plus 02/05/2018

Football Plus 10/05/2018

Golf Plus 24/05/2018

Cricket Plus 25/05/2018

Tennis Plus 20/06/2018

Athletics Plus 26/06/2018

Summer Term Training

SPRING TERM PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTNQT Day 4 09/04/2018 ✔

Daily Physical Activity 13/04/2018

Active Storytelling 13/04/2018 ✔

Breakfast Briefing 23/05/2018 ✔

The Active Classroom 14/06/2018

Summer Term ImpactSCHOOL SPORT & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DATA

Events/Comps Day/Date Girls BoysTotal

Attendees

Multi Sports Festival KS2 19/04/2018 10 17 27

Primary Orienteering 26/04/2018 13 14 27

F/KS1 Fundamentals Festival 09/05/2018 27 23 50

Yr 4 FA Cup Final Football Festival 10/05/2018 1 9 10

Yr 5/6 Kwick Cricket AM 21/05/2018 0 8 8

Hooping & Skipping Festival 08/06/2018 7 5 12

KS1 Fitness is Fun Festival 19/06/2018 16 11 27

Yr 5/6 Mini Tennis 20/06/2018 2 2 4

Primary Rounders 28/06/2018 4 6 10

Primary Track and Field 12/07/2018 6 6 12

Impact:

• Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to pupils

• Increased participation in inter school competitions

• Pupils are motivated to be active and enjoy taking part in competitions and festivals

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

Active Storytelling Workshop April 2018

Summary:This workshop was aimed at Reception and Key Stage 1 staff and provided ideas of activities and approaches that staff can take to increase physical activity levels and engage pupils in their learning through active storytelling.

Delegate Rating/ Feedback: Excellent

Impact:Through attending the workshop you :• Understand the role movement plays in whole child development• Are equipped to create active story telling opportunities• Can identify books and reading materials that enable active story telling• Can support the National Curriculum for English through physical activity

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

NQT TrainingOct 2017- July 2018

Summary:Modules have been delivered throughout the year to train Newly Qualified Teachers and those with little or no experience of delivering PE.

Impact:• Teachers have a greater understanding of National Curriculum PE

Programme of Study• Teachers have improved knowledge, skills and confidence to deliver high

quality PE • Teachers have a greater understanding of Assessing PE utilising a ‘hands,

head, heart’ approach• Teachers are able to differentiate in PE • Pupils are engaged in their PE lessons and making progress

PE, School Sport & Physical Activity

Breakfast Briefing May 2018

Summary:Schools were provided with an update regarding the Primary PE & Sport Premium Funding. In addition, the SSP shared information about the opportunities for 2018-19 in PE, School Sport and Physical Activity for Derby City schools. Delegates were encouraged to network with schools and organisations throughout the session.

Impact:Schools provided with latest update regarding Primary PE & Sport Premium Funding and effective usage of the fundingSSP Activity Wheel 2018/19 shared, enabling schools to shape their individual school plan for PE, School Sport and Physical ActivityCalendar of events for 2018/19 shared to allow schools to identify range of opportunities to benefit pupils next yearOverview of DCCT ‘Super Schools’ package shared

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Multi Sports Festival

School Games Mark

All schools must complete the following before applying for any of the school games

marks:

• Completed your school’s inclusive health check

• Have registered on www.activeschoolplanner.org

• Registered a School Games Day date on your dashboard

Curriculum:

Bronze: Plans for two hours of Physical Education and School Sport per week.

Silver: Provide pupils with two hours of Physical Education and School Sport per week.

Gold: Provide all students with two hours of Physical Education with additional extra-

curricular clubs.

Extra-curricular:

Bronze: Engage 20% of KS2 pupils in extra-curricular sporting activity every week.

Silver: Engage 35% of KS2 pupils in extra-curricular sporting activity every week.

Gold: Engage 50% of KS2 pupils in extra-curricular sporting activity every week.

Competition:

Community:

Silver: Have active links with at least three local community and pathways

sport/physical activity and leisure providers.

Gold: Have active links with at least five local community and pathways

sport/physical activity and leisure providers.

To apply for a school games mark, please go to www.yourschoolgames.com

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