Planned use of Sports Premium for 2020-21
This provision is reviewed at every governor meeting (See dates on website)
The planned key actions for 2020-21 are:
- Provide extra staffing so that PE is taught in individual year level groups.
- Audit and replace playground sports equipment
- Provide training and support for PE coordinator.
- Develop the healthy lifestyle and wellbeing resources within the school.
- Staff training
Use of Sports Premium 2019-20 -
During 2019-2020 the majority of children were at home due to the Covid-19 pandemic. During this time all children were encouraged to participate in daily fitness.
For the 2019-20 year, we will received £14,750 of Sports Premium funding.
Planned |
Key actions |
2019-20 |
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Monitoring strategies included Performance Management, review of additional services, parental opinions, fitness and skills assessment of pupils, and self-esteem of the children.
Use of Sports Premium 2018-19
For the 2018-19 year, we received £14,750 of Sports Premium funding.
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Key actions |
2018-19 |
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Monitoring strategies included Performance Management, review of additional services, parental opinions and self-esteem of the children.
2018/19 Academic Year Sports Premium Spending.
Action |
Impact |
Cost |
Sports Coaching- specialist teacher who teaches PE to the whole school alongside the classroom teacher. Includes a martial arts free lunchtime club |
Additional high-quality PE teacher supports curriculum and provides professional development for classroom teachers. |
£5400 |
Keeping a one to eleven ratio in all PE lessons to allow effective assessment for learning techniques to be implemented. |
Children’s tracked progress in PE has shown marked improvement when compared to previous years. |
£9350 |
For the 2017-18 year, we received £14,750 of Sports Premium funding.
Action |
Impact |
Cost |
Sports Coaching- specialist teacher who teaches PE to the whole school alongside the classroom teacher. |
Additional high-quality PE teacher supports curriculum and provides professional development for classroom teachers. |
£4717.50 |
Baseline assessment days provided by specialist alongside teachers with report to feed into curriculum development. |
Specific targets set for each class and child to plan for individual progress. |
£149.40
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Keeping a one to eleven ratio in all PE lessons to allow effective assessment for learning techniques to be implemented. |
Children’s tracked progress in PE has shown marked improvement when compared to previous years. |
£9,853.10 |
Use of Sports Premium 2016-17
Our Provision
At The Royal School, the funding received in 2016-17 was spent to cover the cost of:
- A teacher delivering PE and PLT membership
- Our membership to Windsor Sports Partnership,
- Sports Coaching for each class.
- Additional PE equipment
- Hosing and inter-school cross-country event.
Impact
Below is a summary of how the pupil premium was used during 2016/17
Proposed Action |
Impact |
Cost |
Sports Coaching- specialist teacher who teaches PE to the whole school. |
Additional high-quality PE teacher supports curriculum for such a small team of staff. |
£2,730 |
Our membership to Windsor Sports Partnership The partnership coordinates tournaments across all Windsor Schools. |
Specialist teachers who run PE sessions at school with the children and training for the staff impact the quality of our provision. Tournaments provide valuable inter-school competitions. |
£3,500
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Additional training + teacher delivering PE |
PE training and support is essential to deliver high-quality teaching. |
£2,350 |