Sports Premium Funding 2013-14
Accountability
 Spending is tracked closely and its’ impact measured. Progress is monitored and information used to adapt what is in place. The Governing
Body is informed of the impact of this funding and parents, via the school website.
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A dedicated member of the schools leadership team monitors the impact of the funding, including through: uptake of sports clubs, lesson observations to ensure improved outcomes for pupils, and pupil and staff feedback.
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A specialist sports coach also works with Classteacher once a week in order to provide professional development opportunities for them.
This coach was recruited by the local cluster of schools, with our local Secondary Academy holding line management responsibility. Impact of premium funding longer term provision is a focus.
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Collaborative work is a strength of the school. Children have access to sports competitions at local and regional level. Inter-school sport in the locality involves ten schools, this being co-ordinated by a body called the South Craven Primary Sports Partnership, of which the school is a member.
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Safeguarding arrangements meet statutory requirements for all specialist coaches
What difference does it make?
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School provides a wider range of activities than already on offer through existing provision
Subsidised access to after-school sports. Again, a wide variety of activities are on offer including dance. Children of all age ranges have access to this
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Access to regional level tournaments and local inter-school tournaments
The majority of children are able to swim 25m by end KS2, this being a national curriculum requirement.
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Funding has been used sustainably to develop teacher competence for future years.
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Lessons are differentiated and challenging; less able and more able children in sports can be targeted more directly as two teaches work with each class.
How much money did the school get
In 2013-14 the school received £8450 :
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Specialist Sports coach -
£2250
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Specialist sports coach -
£4750
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Provide subsidized swimming for all children - £800
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Staff Professional development - £650
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Rugby Training - £150
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What does the school spend the money on?
Impact
1. £2250 to fund special sports coach for 
Differentiated and challenging PE lessons; less able and more able children in sports can be targeted
0.5 days per week, this coach was recruited by the local cluster of more directly as two teachers are able work with each class, allowing small group work.
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Sustainably developed teacher competence for future years, as PE delivery is modelled by the schools, with our local Secondary
Specialist Coach. The Coach also works with Class teacher once a week in order to provide
Academy holding line management responsibility. Impact of longer term provision is a focus professional development opportunities for them. (see observation monitoring)
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Access to regional level tournaments and local inter-school tournaments with ten local schools, this being coordinated by a body called the ‘South Craven Primary Sports Partnership’, of which the school is a member.
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As a school we have entered many interschool tournaments with our cluster.
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1 child made it through to the regional stage of the cross country.
2. £4750 to fund use of specialist sports coaches 1.0 days per week.
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School provides a wider range of activities than already on offer through existing provision. (see observational monitoring)
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Subsidised access to after-school sports. Again, a wide variety of activities are on offer including dance. Children of all age ranges have access to this and attendance is high.
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Access to regional level tournaments and local inter-school tournaments with ten local schools, this being coordinated by a body called the South Craven Primary Sports Partnership, of which the school is a member.
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Spread sheet avaiable on request, showing the Sportscool clubs children have attended during 2013
– 2014.
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Spread sheet avaiable on request, showing the % of children who carry out sport/dance other than school sports clubs.
3. £800 to subside swimming for children in school.
The overwhelming majority of children able to swim 25m by end KS2, this being a national curriculum requirement. By the end of 2014:
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65 % of Year 3 swimming 25m
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72% of Year 4 swimming 25m
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85% of Year 5 swimming 25m (3 children)
Years 4/5 and 6 will go swimming for 2 terms in 2014 /2015 to ensure more children achieve 25m –
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Year 2 and 3 will go swimming in the summer term of 2015 – as we believe if they start young should

have better chance of reaching the 25m standard they need to meet.
4. £650 to provide training for staff to improve their PE teaching skills in the delivery of gymnastics. Safeguarding arrangements meet statutory requirements for all specialist coaches
5. £200 on specialist Rugby coaching by
Keighley Cougars
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3 members of staff went on a 1 day course to develop their teaching of Gymnastics especially using apparatus.
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Staff stated that they now feel a lot more confident to deliver gymnastics and will use the resources provided.
The impact of this will be evaluated in 2014
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Received specialist coaching
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Attended inter-school tournament
Sports Premium Funding 2014-15
How much money did the school get?
In 2014-15 the school received £8419
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Specialist Sports coach - £2500
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Specialist sports coach - £2535
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Provide permanent football & basketball nets in the playground - £1800
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Provide additional swimming opportunities for older children - £500
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Staff Professional development -
£850
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Rugby Training -
£150
– 2015 when the Gymnastics is delivered by them.