Sports Funding
2021-22
The Sports Funding Impact Document can be found as a file at the bottom of this page.
2020- 2021
Our PE, Sports and Health Action plan shows how we will make further improvements to our sports offering, and the impact this will have on our children throughout 2020 / 2021.
The information below shows how our school is planning to spend the £17,650 allocation of sports funding in the 2020/ 21 school year.
Item |
Cost |
School Sport Specialist Package which includes membership to WLSP |
|
CPD for all school staff from WLSP |
|
Weekly lunch and after school club for all classes delivered by specialist coaches ( content based on needs identified in assessments) |
|
School Sport specialist co teaching PE lessons with school staff for 1.5 days a week. |
|
Cycle Training in KS2 |
|
WLSP Suceedin Platform- Interactive Platform to help plan, deliver and assess high quality PE |
|
Virtual School Game Competitions |
£9482 |
Mini Wheelers |
£450 |
Health Related Fitness Bolt On Program |
£675 |
Mindfulness Bears |
£450 |
Equipment |
£1000 |
Swimming x 3 Terms (carried over due to Covid) |
£3000 |
Sporting Catch Up – Extra Lunch & After School Clubs ( carried over due to Covid) |
£2500 |
2019 – 2020 Spending
Our PE, Sports and Health Action plan shows how we will make further improvements to our sports offering, and the impact this will have on our children throughout 2019 / 2020.
The table below shows how our school is planning to spend the £18,000 allocation of sports funding in the 2019/ 20 school year.

Year Six Swimming Competency
The school is required to publish information about meeting National Curriculum requirements related to swimming and water safety.

Sustainability
The partnership with the WLSP has enabled our school to create a sustainable curriculum for all the children by investing in the professional development of staff to deliver high quality PE lessons. The Lancashire Scheme of work provides a consistent approach to teaching PE across the school, resulting in the quality of children’s learning and development. Through assessments, club registers and School Games Mark Application we are able to collect valuable data.
Data collected from 2018 / 2019 shows us already the impact of the Sports Premium on pupil progress in PE and involvement in sport and clearly identifies strengths and areas for development.
95% of children achieved expected or above across the PE curriculum and 68% of KS2 children attended an extra curricular club.
2019 - 2020 Impact
It is important to note that in 2019-20, the school locked down due to the Coronavirus Pandemic therefore data, in comparison to other years, is obsolete.
The school had targeted its strategy across the year and ensured that all pupils had the opportunity to be active. We still ran clubs and participated in events up to March 2020 and gained the Virtual School Games Award for our effort in keeping children physically active remotely.
2020 – 2021 Spending
Our PE, Sports and Health Action plan shows how we will make further improvements to our sports offering, and the impact this will have on our children throughout 2020 / 2021.
The information below shows how our school is planning to spend the £17,650 allocation of sports funding in the 2020/ 21 school year.
Item |
Cost |
School Sport Specialist Package which includes membership to WLSP |
|
CPD for all school staff from WLSP |
|
Weekly lunch and after school club for all classes delivered by specialist coaches ( content based on needs identified in assessments) |
|
School Sport specialist co teaching PE lessons with school staff for 1.5 days a week. |
|
Cycle Training in KS2 |
|
WLSP Suceedin Platform- Interactive Platform to help plan, deliver and assess high quality PE |
|
Virtual School Game Competitions |
£9482 |
Mini Wheelers |
£450 |
Health Related Fitness Bolt On Program |
£675 |
Mindfulness Bears |
£450 |
Equipment |
£1000 |
Swimming x 3 Terms (carried over due to Covid) |
£3000 |
Sporting Catch Up – Extra Lunch & After School Clubs ( carried over due to Covid) |
£2500 |