Sports Premium Initial Allocation 2020/ 2021 - £16,972
Allocated |
Intent |
Implementation |
Evidence of Impact |
£8,800 |
- To provide opportunities for large space movement.
- Sessions model new and alternative techniques for staff to incorporate dance with pupils.
- Creating extra PE sessions for the least mobile pupils
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To employ a Dance Practioner to provide weekly sessions and to model and work alongside teachers. |
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£7,520 |
- To provide a deep water pool where pupils can further develop their swimming skills.
- To develop confidence in deep water.
- To develop stamina.
- To learn to swim without flotation aids, where possible.
- To complete swimming awards.
- Raising attainment in swimming for pupils with physical impairment.
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To provide all children with weekly swimming sessions within the onsite hydrotherapy pool or at the community swimming pool. |
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£652 |
- To provide opportunities to deveop co-ordination and gross motor skills using specialist equipment eanabling pupils with PMLD to access the PE Curriculum.
- Sensory circuits.
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To source and replenish specialist sports equipment. To provide daily sensory circuits. |
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Sports Premium Final Allocation 2019/ 2020 - £16,978
Allocated |
Intent |
Implementation |
Evidence of Impact |
£7,400 |
- To provide opportunities for large space movement.
- Sessions model new and alternative techniques for staff to incorporate dance with pupils.
- Creating extra PE sessions for the least mobile pupils
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To employ a Dance Practioner to provide weekly sessions and to model and work alongside teachers. |
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£7,600 |
- To provide a deep water pool where pupils can further develop their swimming skills.
- To develop confidence in deep water.
- To develop stamina.
- To learn to swim without flotation aids, where possible.
- To complete swimming awards.
- Raising attainment in swimming for pupils with physical impairment.
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To provide all children with weekly swimming sessions within the onsite hydrotherapy pool or at the community swimming pool. |
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£1,585 |
- To provide opportunities for the KS2 students to participate in PE lessons in a sports hall.
- To develop co-ordination and gross motor skills.
- To develop stamina.
- To try a range of different activities in PE lessons.
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To utilise the community leisure centre gymnastics facilities by booking weekly sessions. |
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£652 |
- To provide opportunities to develop co-ordination and gross motor skills using specialist equipment enabling pupils with PMLD to access the PE Curriculum.
- Sensory circuits.
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To source and replenish specialist sports equipment. To provide daily sensory circuits. |
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