PE Coverage
at
Bowmandale Primary School
April 2014 – April 2015
Number of pupils and Sports Premium grant to receive
Total number of pupils on roll
294 (May 2014)
Amount of Sports Grant from Sept 2013
£8,000
Amount of Sports Grant received per pupil
£1,470
Total amount of Sports Grant expected per year
£9,470
Year group
Autumn 1
Foundation
Stage
Indoor and
Outdoor
Fine motor control – scissors, pencils
(correct grip copy some letters, begin
to write their name), paint brushes,
moulding etc.
Basic skills – run skilfully, negotiating
space, changing direction and speed.
Experiment with different ways of
moving, catch a ball, jumps off an
object and lands appropriately.
Health and self-care – wash hands,
dress with help.
Floor Gymnastics
Gymnastics Apparatus
Running, changing
speed/direction
Year 1
Indoor
Year 1
Outdoor
Year 1/2
Indoor
Year 1/2
Outdoor
Year 2
Indoor
Summer 1
Summer 2
Gymnastics and Apparatus.
Modified Team Games
Dance – links with EAD
Athletics
Modified Team
Games
Dance
Modified
Competitive Games
Athletics
Modified Team
Games
Rolling and Aiming
Throwing and
Catching
Co-ordination skills –
striking/skipping
Modified Fielding
Games
Athletics
Floor Gymnastics
GymnasticsApparatus
Dance
Modified
Competitive Games
Modified Fielding
Games
Indoor Athletics
Throwing and
Catching
Rolling and Aiming
Co-ordination skills –
striking/skipping
Running, changing
speed/direction
Athletics
Athletics
Dance
Modified
Competitive
Games
Co-ordination
skills –
striking/skipping
Dance
Floor Gymnastics
Gymnastics Apparatus
Modified Fielding
Games
Indoor Athletics
Rolling and Aiming
Running, changing
speed/direction
Athletics
Modified Team
Games
Floor Gymnastics
Gymnastics –
Apparatus
Fitness/Circuits
Indoor Athletics
Benchball
Handball
Tri-golf
Athletics
Volleyball
Year 2
Outdoor
Throwing and
catching
Year 2/3
Indoor
Running, changing
speed and
direction
Co-ordination
skills –
striking/skipping
Year 2/3
Outdoor
Autumn 2
Spring 1
Spring 2
Yeargroup
Autumn 1
Autumn 2
Spring 1
Spring 2
Summer 1
Summer 2
Year 3/4
Indoor
Year 3/4
Outdoor
Year 4
Indoor
Year 4
Outdoor
Year 5
Indoor
Year 5
Outdoor
Year 5/6
Indoor
Year 5/6
Outdoor
Year 6
Indoor
Year 6
Outdoor
Fitness/Circuits
Dance
Floor Gymnastics
Gymnastics –
Apparatus
Indoor Athletics
Indoor Athletics
Football
Benchball
Handball
Badminton/Net
Games
Hockey
Cricket
Floor Gymnastics
Gymnastics –
Apparatus
Fitness/Circuits
Dance
Indoor Athletics
Rounders
Swimming
Tag Rugby
Basketball/Benchball
Netball
Tennis
OAA/Cricket
Floor Gymnastics
Gymnastics –
Apparatus
Dance
Fitness/Circuits
Indoor Athletics
Indoor Athletics
Hockey
Handball
Volleyball
Badminton/Net
Games
Tennis
Rounders
Dance
Floor Gymnastics
Fitness/Circuits
Uni-hoc
Indoor Athletics
Gymnastics –
Apparatus
Netball
Tag Rugby
Basketball/Benchball
Badminton/Net
Games
Tennis
Cricket/OAA
Dance
Floor Gymnastics
Fitness/Circuits
Uni-hoc
Indoor Athletics
Gymnastics Apparatus
Tag Rugby
Netball
Badminton/ Net
Games
Basketball/Benchball
Cricket
Tennis/OAA
Summer Term
2014
Clubs
Netball – Miss Pitois (20)
Rounders Practice Miss Pitois (12)
Benchball Miss Pitois (40 at 2 different clubs)
Cross country Miss Grierson (30)
Multi skills Mr Grey (20)
Tennis Practice Miss Pitois (8)
Skipping Club Mrs Palin (25)
Competitions
North Lincolnshire Rounders Tournament Years 5 and 6 at Sir
John Nelthorpe
Humber School games Rounders Final at Hymers
Bench Ball Match – Years 3 and 4 at Casteldyke
North Lincolnshire Mini Red Tennis Tournament Years 3 and 4 at
Appleby Frodingham
North Lincolnshire Mini Orange Tennis Years 5 and 6 at Applepby
Frodingham
Cricket Match against Castledyke for years 5 and 6
Inter house football competition- whole school participation
Team Challenge – whole school activity
Autumn Term
2014
Clubs
Netball – Miss Pitois (20)
Modern Dance Miss Havercroft (13)
Playground games Miss Pitois (18)
Gymnastics Mr Grey (15)
Competitions
Netball Match against Castledyke Years 5 and 6
Inter House Netball Years 5 and 6
Spring Term
2015
Clubs
Badminton Miss Pitois (10)
Fitness Mrs Palin (15)
Dance competition group Miss Pitois (KS1 16 KS2 27)
Skipping Club Miss Pitois (10)
Rugby practice Miss Pitois (23)
Competitions
Dance Showcase at Baths Hall (KS 1 and KS2)
Sports Hall Athletics at The Pods (Year 3 and 4)
Badminton Tournament at The Pods (Year 5)
Skipping Festival at The Pods (Year 5 and 6)
Investment made
Reason for Investment
Impact of the Investment
Investment in Sports
specialist- Mr. Grey.
To raise the profile of PE and school
sport.
To provide staff with training, especially
with structured ideas for lessons,
including using the gymnastic apparatus in
a challenging manner.
All teachers have benefitted from observing and working
alongside a specialist ex-secondary school PE teacher.
His knowledge and expertise has been of great benefit to Newly
Qualified Teachers within the team. They feel that the
opportunity to observe and work with a PE specialist has provided
a selection of resources, ideas and strategies to implement into
their own PE lessons to make them well structured, engaging and
interesting. Discussions regarding fundamental ways to maintain
safety whilst delivering Gymnastics has significantly raised
confidence and willingness to teach these skills in the future;
especially the way to break down tricky skills into smaller and
safer sections before trying the whole eg. Safely performing a
forward roll.
Purchase of additional PE
resources.
To improve skills and techniques in
specific sports.
By purchasing several pieces of specialist equipment pupils could
practice the skills and techniques required to learn and develop
different sports before going on to apply the skills whilst
representing the school in competitions. (netball posts/bases,
tennis equipment). Some of the year 6 children engaged in a pupil
voice exercise, identifying aspects of PE which they liked and
disliked, some of their work is shown below.
A variety of miscellaneous equipment was purchased to ensure
the whole school could participate in the first ever House Team
Challenge which saw every child in the school actively engaged in
imaginative and demanding physical activities.
Overtime payments for
Teaching Assistants and Mr.
Grey to run clubs.
To increase the number of after school
sporting clubs and competitions accessed
by pupils.
The range of clubs available to pupils has increased; staff
listened to the requests of the children and as a result are now
offering a wider variety of physical activity groups after school.
Consequently, engagement in physical activity has significantly
increased during the year 2014-2015.
CLUBS:
Summer 2014: Rounders (12) Benchball (40) Netball (40) Cross
country (30) Multi skills (20)
Autumn 2014: Modern Dance (13) Playground games (18)
Gymnastics (15)
Spring 2014: Badminton (10) Fitness (15) Dance competition
group (KS1 16 KS2 27)
In total, 256 children aged 5-11 attended clubs over this period.
COMPETITIONS:
The opportunities for pupils to represent the school at
tournaments also rose during the year. 167 children participated
in organised competitions. The school had representatives at 17
events.
Whilst the children thoroughly enjoyed these activities and
developed great team building and perseverance skills they were
also met with success on several occasions eg. winning the North
Lincolnshire Skipping Festival and their victory in the North
Lincolnshire Rounders Competition saw the Y5/6 pupils represent
the school at the regional level.
2013-14: Children participated in 6 competitions
2014-2015 : 17 were attended.
The children also participated in several inter-house
competitions, allowing a large number of pupils to experience
competitive sport, these included Y5 and 6 inter-house Netball,
Y3 and 4 Benchball and a whole school football skills competition.
Interschool activities- netball (4 competitions), bench ball (2),
rounders (2), tennis (2), handball (advantage was taken of the
opportunity to experience a taster session and follow up
competition at the local secondary school – Baysgarth), a cricket
match, a badminton tournament, Skipping Festival, Sports Hall
Athletics and 2 Dance Showcases.
“The athletics competition was so exciting because we hadn’t ever
done anything like it and I didn’t think I was going to be able to
do it, but now I love hurdling!”
Ellie, Y4
“It is fantastic to see my child excited about
taking part in sport as this is something she
has never been confident in.”
Mrs Armitage
Organisation of and
preparation for events.
To reimburse staff for costs incurred.
(travel, equipment)
As pupils have to opportunity to travel beyond Barton to
participate in different competitions, costs are incurred with
regard to travelling, eg the use of staff vehicles.
In order to successfully participate in specific events, specialised
equipment or resources can be required; as a result the school
has funded the making or purchase of certain resources to
ensure pupils are fully prepared for their activity eg costumes
for the dance festival.
Parents have appreciated the greater opportunities made
available to their children are getting far more involved in
providing transport to and from events.
“I loved going to the dance competition, especially dancing on a
real stage.” Violet, Y1
“Although it was a bit tricky, I
really enjoyed badminton because
I have never done it before!”
Jack, Y5
“Taking part in these activities
has given my child a huge boost to her
confidence!”
Mr and Mrs McWilliam
Purchase of colour
coordinated House Team Tee
Shirts.
To develop a team ethos amongst the
children.
Inter House competitions – many children participated in Inter
House activities with the rest of the House/Team supporting and
cheering them on. This developed a sense of belonging within the
school and a “Family” atmosphere of looking out for and
supporting each other.