SPORTS PREMIUM FUNDING
End of Year Report 2014-15
The proportion of children attending a club has increased by 4% during the
academic year 2014-15. This follows a dramatic rise of 23% during the previous
year. There was an increase for all groups of children except SEN.
Children attending
Autumn term
July 2014
July 2015
extra-curricular
2013
clubs
YR-Y6
57%
80%
84%
Boys
58%
74%
90%
Girls
54%
73%
84%
Pupil Premium
66%
87%
85%
SEN
58%
75%
70%
The percentage of children attending a sports club shows an increase in all year
groups except Y3, Y5 and Y6 which showed a slight decrease although only by a
maximum of 4%
YR 85%
Y3 86%
Y1 79%
Y4 85%
Y2 68%
Y5 89%
Y6 94%
There is a considerable increase in the percentage of children attending a club
every term in each year group.
Year Group
% of children
%of children
%of children
that have
that have
that have
attended a club
attended a club
attended a club
for 1 term
for 2 terms
for all 3 terms
YR
11%
26%
48%
Y1
28%
14%
38%
Y2
18%
18%
32%
Y3
11%
14%
61%
Y4
11%
52%
22%
Y5
7%
18%
61%
Y6
3%
29%
58%
Evidence of impact of the Sports premium funding:
 A continued increase in the number of children across all ages that have
taken part in a sports club.
 The number of clubs we have provided has increased as well as the type
of activities on offer. Throughout the year we have offered outdoor
adventurous activities, multi-skills for KS1 and lower KS2, cheerleading,
athletics, gymnastics, basketball, table tennis, cricket, football for boys
in YR-Y6 and girls in KS2, cross country and netball. This has resulted in a
further increase in the number of children participating.
 We have funded specialist coaches to work with teachers during
curriculum time to improve their skill knowledge and build confidence to
teach a wider variety of activities. A football coach worked with staff
and children in Y3, 5 &6. The Y5 teacher attended athletics’ training
course which resulted in her planning and confidently delivering athletics
to Y5 during the summer term. We also had a basketball coach working
with us and now run a popular basketball breakfast club.
 We have funded 50% of the cost of all clubs and 100% of the cost for
pupil premium children throughout the year. This has resulted in a
continued increase in the number of children attending clubs. (see figures
above).
 It was a difficult year for running inter-house competitions due to the
extensive building work which severely restricted the amount of
playground space that we were able to use. House competitions will be a
priority during the next academic year with our playground area being
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restored. We also plan to purchase a trophy cabinet for house trophies
and other sporting shields and cups that we win.
We have re-stocked our equipment to ensure that there is enough good
quality equipment for all children in all activities.
We held a Sports Festival for the first time instead of our usual sports
days. Children took part in both competitive and fun activities during the
day. We hired two inflatables, an obstacle course and a bouncing track,
soft play for the younger children, disc golf and kabbadi. We also
employed specialist coaches to deliver some of these activities. As a
result, all children took part in physical activity for the whole day with
parents able to support throughout the day. We have had some very
positive feedback from parents.
We continued to offer the children in Y4 that are not able to swim 25m
confidently, top-up swimming lessons which involve an extra term of
lessons paid for by Sports funding. We identified 9 children as being nonswimmers at the end of Y3. They are currently attending the lessons so
no comment can be made about their progress at this stage.
We entered a wide variety of sports competitions including:
Netball league and tournament
High 5 tournament
Sports hall athletics- district and county final
District basketball tournament
Cross Country League and Championship
Speed stacking - district and county final
Tri-golf district competition
Mini-tennis (red level) district tournament
District Sports heats and finals
District football league and cup and County cup
We qualified for two county finals, sports hall athletics and speed
stacking.
Actions
 Consider how to increase the percentage of SEN children attending a
sports club.
 Look at the clubs we offer Y2 and Y4 children over the year to try to
increase the number of children attending a club for all three terms.
 Ensure there are appropriate and varied clubs for Y2 children as this
year group had the lowest number of children participating in a club.
 Look at ways to record how many children take part in inter competitions
throughout the year.