PE and Sport Premium for Primary School

The Government is spending over £450 million on improving physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools over the 3 academic years 2013 to 2014, 2014 to 2015 and 2015 to 2016.

At Butterwick Primary School, we received £9240 in 2013/14, £9050 in 2014/15, £9406 in 2015/16

Butterwick Pinchbeck's Endowed C of E Primary School PE and Sport Information

Competition Attended or Planned

Date	Competition	Venue
Autumn and Winter 16/17	Football and Netball fixtures have been played throughout the Autumn and Winter terms.
10.2.16	7 a side football competition	Peter Paine
18.2.16	Indoor Sports Hall Athletics	Peter Paine Sports Centre
22.11.16	Girls ONLY Indoor Kwik Cricket	Peter Paine Sports Centre
1.12.16	Girls 5 a side football	Thomas Middlecott Academy
13.1.17	Indoor Sports Hall Athletics	Peter Paine Sports Centre
26.1.17	Goalball for SEN pupils	Tower Road Academy
27.1.17	Gymnastics Development Day	Boston High School
30.1.17	X Country	William Lovell Secondary
21.2.17	High 5 Netball	Boston College
23.2.17	Boccia for SEN pupils.	Tower Road Academy
2.3.17	Badminton	Thomas Middlecott Academy
7.3.17	Dance Development Day	Boston High School
9.3.17	Tennis Development Day for Years 3 / 4	Boston Tennis Club
20.4.17	Mini Tennis Red Tournament	Boston Tennis Club
27.4.17	Basketball Development Day	Thomas Middlecott Academy
25.6.17	Rounders	Boston High
7.6.17	Quick Sticks Hockey	Thomas Middlecott Academy
8.6.17	Year 6 Kwik Cricket Tournament	Boston Cricket Club, Rosebery Avenue.
15.6.17	Girls Kwik Cricket Tournament	Boston Cricket Club
23.6.17	Tri Golf Mixed	Boston Golf Club
13.7.17	Capture the Castle	Boston High School
12.7.17	Orienteering	Witham Way Country Park
	Other events pending for 16/17

 Impact – Allowing children to engage in competitive sport develops their team work skills, self-confidence and resilience. Children have been offered a wide range of sports and activities to participate in.

 

Teaching – GDFT Coastal Sport Partnership – Skegness Academy

Term	Activity	Teacher/Coach	CRB/DBS
2014/2015
1	Year 4 Cricket	Chris Harker
2	Year 5 Football	Chris Harker
3	Year 6 Judo	Chris Harker
4	Year 1 multi-skills	Chris Harker
5	Year 2/3 Tri Golf	Chris Harker

Impact – Specialist PE teachers from the Skegness Academy work each week with pupils and share their specialist knowledge with teachers. This acts as a mentoring mechanism and helps to improve the quality and breadth of teaching with primary staff feeling more confident in their PE delivery. This has increased pupils’ understanding of the benefits of physical exercise and participation rates in sporting activities. A growing enthusiasm for PE is evident and is directly related to the increase in competitive opportunities and variety of sports on offer. The wide range of expertise made available through Skegness Academy PE staff has a direct impact on the enrichment of both the PE and afterschool curriculum.

Swimming

Geoff Moulder Swimming Pool, Boston

Year 3-6      30 minute lessons for 9 weeks

Year 6 pupils will also participate in Top up Swim as part of Boston SSP.

Impact – All Key Stage Two pupils within the school receive swimming tuition from specialist swimming teachers/instructors. All pupils are working towards the NC recommendation to:

 ·         Swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of 25m.

·         Use a range of strokes effectively

·         Perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations

The school regards swimming as an essential life skill. 

Training Days – GDFT Coastal Sport Partnership and SSP

Friday 25^th November 2016 Staff training on a new assessment format that can be developed in school alongside the passport.

Further dates will be added throughout the year.

Impact – The PE coordinator and other members of the teaching staff have attended these training days and has then disseminated this information to colleagues throughout the school. Subsequently, an element of gymnastics, dance, development of core skills and Outdoor Adventure Activities can be applied to PE lessons throughout all year groups. This in turn supports the fundamental movements and skills required to be successful in sport for example, agility, balance and coordination.  

Allison Consultancy Bespoke Training – 2016/17

One to one development on the PE curriculum (2.5 hours). Outdoor Adventure Activities, whole staff training to continue to develop Outdoor Adventure Activities provision in school (2.5 hours).

2016

Sainsbury School Games Silver Award Achieved – July 2016

Youth Sport Trust

Butterwick Pinchbeck’s Endowed C of E Primary School is a full primary member of the Youth Sport Trust.

Impact – Keeps school updated on the national landscape for PE and sport. Access to nationally recognised PE courses and resources. Also gives the school the chance to self-assess on how effective they are within PE.

Group Together Activity Day

07/2016 – On site climbing wall. All Key Stage two children took part in climbing activities on a portable climbing wall that was set up on the school site.

Impact – Bringing an Outdoor Adventurous Activities focus to the school’s site and facilitating the growth in a range of alternative sporting activities. Creating new experience is essential when considering the opportunities within the local community.

Gifted and Talented Academy Butlin’s, Skegness

2017

Children will be selected to take part in a two day camp with Skegness Academy PE staff working on their performance, leadership and knowledge of PE and sport. The Academy will also push the children out of their comfort zones by staying away from home, meeting new people and trying new activities.

Impact – The Gifted and Talented camp allows the children to extend their learning and really stretch their knowledge and experiences of PE and sport.

 

 

How the funding been used in 2016/2017 so far

	Cost
Skegness Academy Coastal Partnership Coaches for sport and CPD for staff	£4,500
Thomas Middlecott Academy School Sports Partnership Competitions and Sport development. Staff CPD	£2,400

 

 

PE and Sport Premium for Primary School

The Government is spending over £450 million on improving physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools over the 3 academic years 2013 to 2014, 2014 to 2015 and 2015 to 2016.

At Butterwick Primary School, we received £9240 in 2013/14, £9050 in 2014/15, £9406 in 2015/16

Butterwick Pinchbeck's Endowed C of E Primary School PE and Sport Information

Competition Attended

Date	Competition	Venue
11/10/2013	Tag Rugby Year 6	Princess Royal Arena, Boston
Nov 2013	Netball Fixtures 3 teams Year 6	Tower Road, Boston
Nov 2013	Football Fixtures Year 6	Tower Road, Boston
Nov/Dec 2013	Football Boston Schools Cup Year 6	Boston Schools
22/11/2013	Sports Hall Athletics – Heats Year 6	Giles Academy
30/11/2013	Cross Country – Years 3,4,5 and 6	Boston High School
24/01/2014	Sports Hall Athletics Finals Year 6	Giles Academy
March/April 2014	Football, Netball and Tag Rugby Fixtures Year 4,5, and 6	Boston Schools
15/05/2014	Swimming Gala Year 3,4,5 and 6	Geoff Moulder Pool, Boston
16/05/2014	Rounders Year 6	Giles Academy
22/05/2014	Netball Year 5 and 6	Giles Academy
20/06/2014	Cricket  2 Teams Year 5 and 6	Boston Cricket Club
26/06/2014	Cricket Year 5 and 6	Boston Grammar School
11/07/2014	Orienteering Year 4	Witham Country Park
10/10/2014	Tag Rugby Year 5/6	Princess Royal Arena
6/11/2014	Football Year 5/6	Wyberton Playing Fields
Term 1 & 2	League fixtures - ongoing	Local schools
14/11/2014	Football: Cup competition
21/11/2014	Sports Hall Athletics Year 5/6	Peter Paine Sports Centre
5/12/2014	Girls 5 a side Football Years 5/ 6	Middlecott Secondary
6/12/2014	Cross Country Years 3, 4, 5, & 6	Boston High School
23/01/2015	Sports Hall Athletics Final Year 5/6	Peter Paine Sports Centre
14/03/2015	Swimming Gala 3,4,5 and 6	Geoff Moulder Pool, Boston
17/04/2015	Dance Festival Year 1 & 2	Skegness Academy
19/06/2015	Cricket Years 5 & 6	Boston Grammar
10/07/2015	Athletics Years 3, 4, 5 & 6	Towers Road
15/07/2015	Orienteering Year 4	Witham Country Park
7/10/15	High 5 Netball	Boston High School
22/10/15	Tag Rugby	Boston Rugby Club
12/11/15	Football competition	Wyberton Playing Fields
20/11/15	Indoor Sports Hall Athletics 5/6	Peter Paine
3/12/15	Girls Football	Thomas Middlecott
15/1/16	Indoor Sports Hall Athletics 3/4	Wyberton Playing Fields
22/1/16	Indoor Sports Hall Athletics 5/6	Peter Paine
1/2/16	Cross Country	William Lovell
6/2/16	Girls Football County Finals	King’s Grammar
23/2/16	High 5 Netball	Thomas Middlecott
28/2/16	Swimming Gala	Geoff Moulder Swimming Pool
3/3/16	Badminton	Thomas Middlecott
8/3/16	Dance Development Day	Boston High School
9/3/16	Y1 Dance Festival	Skegness Academy
10/3/16	Tennis Development	Boston Tennis Club
24/3/16	Volleyball Development	Giles
21/4/16	Tennis Tournament	Boston Tennis Club
26/5/16	Rounders	Giles
8/6/16	Quick sticks hockey	Thomas Middlecott
17/6/16	Girls Kwick Cricket	Boston Cricket Club
23/6/16	Kwick cricket tournament	Boston Cricket Club
1/7/16	Tri Golf	Boston Golf Club
14/7/16	Capture the castle	Thomas Middlecott
18/7/16	Orienteering	Witham Way Country Park
Autumn and Winter	Football and Netball fixtures have been played throughout the Autumn and Winter terms.

 Impact – Allowing children to engage in competitive sport develops their team work skills, self-confidence and resilience. Children have been offered a wide range of sports and activities to participate in.

Teaching – GDFT Coastal Sport Partnership – Skegness Academy

Term	Activity	Teacher/Coach	CRB/DBS
2013/2014
1	Multi Skills	Andrew Hickinbottom	001406836005
2	Tag Rugby	Andrew Hickinbottom	001406836005
3	Archery	Jason Moore Jessie Moore	001406681173 001403246460
4	Tennis	Lindsey Bee	001287983963
5	Cricket	Jamie Skinner	001288557480
2014/2015
1	Tag Rugby	Jamie Skinner	001288557480
2	Multi Skills	Jamie Skinner	001288557480
3	Basketball	Jamie Skinner	001288557480
4	Athletics	Jamie Skinner	001288557480
5	Tennis	Jamie Skinner	001288557480
2015/2016
1	Athletics	Chris Harker
2	Multi-skills	Chris Harker
3	Fencing	Jessie Moore Hannah Smith
4	Basketball	Chris Harker

Impact – Specialist PE teachers from the Skegness Academy work each week with pupils and share their specialist knowledge with teachers. This acts as a mentoring mechanism and helps to improve the quality and breadth of teaching with primary staff feeling more confident in their PE delivery. This has increased pupils’ understanding of the benefits of physical exercise and participation rates in sporting activities. A growing enthusiasm for PE is evident and is directly related to the increase in competitive opportunities and variety of sports on offer. The wide range of expertise made available through Skegness Academy PE staff has a direct impact on the enrichment of both the PE and afterschool curriculum.

Swimming

Geoff Moulder Swimming Pool, Boston

Year 3-6      30 minute lessons for 8 weeks

Year 6 pupils will also participate in Top up Swim as part of Boston SSP.

Impact – All Key Stage Two pupils within the school receive swimming tuition from specialist swimming teachers/instructors. All pupils are working towards the NC recommendation to:

 

·         Swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of 25m.

·         Use a range of strokes effectively

·         Perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations

The school regards swimming as an essential life skill. 

Training Days – GDFT Coastal Sport Partnership and SSP

26/11/2013 – Gymnastics Training

24/03/2014 – Safe Practice, Planning and Assessment

13/06/2014 – Dance Training

10/09/2014 – 5 A Day Staff Training 

01/10/2014 – Energy Club Training Sports Leaders UK

14/11/2014 – CfBT Sports Premium Update and Fundamentals of Movement in the Early Years

09/02/2015 – Progression of Core Skills

20/05/2015 – Outdoor Adventure Activities

05/06/2015 – Dance Course

10/06/2015 – Healthy Active Playgrounds

Nov 2015- PE update and Passport

3/03/2016 Badminton training with a small group of children

10/03/2016 Tennis training with a small group of children

Impact – The PE coordinator and other members of the teaching staff have attended these training days and has then disseminated this information to colleagues throughout the school. Subsequently, an element of gymnastics, dance, development of core skills and Outdoor Adventure Activities can be applied to PE lessons throughout all year groups. This in turn supports the fundamental movements and skills required to be successful in sport for example, agility, balance and coordination.  

CfBT Bespoke Training - 2014

Outdoor Adventure Activities, whole staff training. Children stayed behind so the staff could put theory into practice. (4 hours)

Allison Consultancy Bespoke Training – 2015

One to one development on the PE curriculum (2.5 hours). Outdoor Adventure Activities, whole staff training to continue to develop Outdoor Adventure Activities provision in school (2.5 hours).

2016

Planned for this year Allison Consultancy Bespoke Training – 2016

One to one development on the PE curriculum (4 hours). Whole Staff training in Dance. (1hr)

Impact – All members of the teaching and support staff developed their knowledge and understanding of what high quality Outdoor Adventurous Activities lessons look like. They considered the key factors of good and outstanding lessons, reviewed the quality of their own teaching and learning and identified practical teaching and learning strategies to develop high challenge for pupils of all abilities. Developing the PE curriculum in school means the curriculum is now more accessible to all pupils so they get a wide range of experiences and the knowledge about how to live an active and healthy lifestyle. Teachers will have a greater understanding of the dance curriculum.

Sainsbury School Games Bronze Award Achieved – July 2015

Youth Sport Trust

Butterwick Pinchbeck’s Endowed C of E Primary School is a full primary member of the Youth Sport Trust.

Impact – Keeps school updated on the national landscape for PE and sport. Access to nationally recognised PE courses and resources. Also gives the school the chance to self-assess on how effective they are within PE.

Group Together Activity Day

17/07/2014 – On site climbing wall. All Key Stage two children took part in climbing activities on a portable climbing wall that was set up on the school site.

02/07/2015 – Fencing. Years 3 & 4 had the opportunity to learn the skills of ‘fencing’.

Impact – Bringing an Outdoor Adventurous Activities focus to the school’s site and facilitating the growth in a range of alternative sporting activities. Creating new experience is essential when considering the opportunities within the local community.

Gifted and Talented Academy Butlin’s, Skegness

2014

The Academy brought the top two performing children from Year Six together for sport with children from the seventeen schools in the GDFT Coastal Sport Partnership. The children spend two days and a night at the camp working with Skegness Academy PE staff working on their performance, leadership and knowledge of PE and sport. The Academy also pushed the children out of their comfort zones by staying away from home, meeting new people and trying new activities.

2015

The pupils selected to attend the Academy have worked together at Skegness Academy on two afternoons. They have taken part in team building and challenging activities. In May they attended a three day residential at Butlin’s, Skegness where they experienced a number of workshops provided by the Skegness Academy PE Department, working alongside Leon Baptise Commonwealth sprint champion and also taking part in a day of Outdoor Adventure Activities.

2016

The pupils have been selected to attend the Academy will be working together on two afternoons and take part in team building and challenging activities. In May they will attend a three day residential at Butlin’s, Skegness where they will experience a number of workshops provided by the Skegness Academy PE Department.

Impact – The Gifted and Talented camp allows the children to extend their learning and really stretch their knowledge and experiences of PE and sport.

How the funding been used in 2015/2016 so far

	Cost
Skegness Academy Coastal Partnership Coaches for sport and CPD for staff	£4,500
Thomas Middlecott Academy School Sports Partnership Competitions and Sport development. Staff CPD	£2,400
C M S Sport coaches	£450
Boston Gymnastics Use of Hall, specialist teachers for lessons and CPD for staff	£1840

 

Please see the attachment below for details of our sporting links with Skegness Academy