Sports Premium

 Our Vision for Primary PE and Sport Premium
All pupils leaving Trythall Primary School will be physically fit with the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to equip them for a healthy active lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sport.
 
Our objective is to ensure that the use of pupil premium will help progress towards our vision in a long-lasting way.
 
our Aims are to improve:
 
  1. the engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity.
  2. the profile of PE and sport raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement
  3. increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport
  4. broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils
  5. increased participation in competitive sport
 

 

Sports Premium Spending 2019-2020

  • Sports Apprentice employed to increase sporting opportunities for children
  • Coaches deliver games, athletics, and after school sports club. The coaches improve the quality of teaching through expert delivery and staff training.
  • Attendance in out of school clubs is encouraged by active links with sports clubs such as Sennen Surf Centre, Mounts Bay Football Development Centre, Moushole football Club
  • Tennis lessons delivered weekly by specialists in the Spring Term for all children.
  • Sennen Surf Centre deliver surfing lessons on Thursdays for Key Stage 2 children.
  • Outdoor developments keep the children fit and healthy. The healthy eating developments linked to gardening programmes continue to improve health and fitness.
  • The school minibus is vital for getting children to sports events. The children take part in a wide range of sporting activities in the local area.
  • Outdoor Adventurous Activities. We have excellent opportunities at our bespoke school camps but schedule activities throughout the year. Surfing is a weekly event open to all juniors. Moorland expeditions and walks are often linked with the curriculum.
  • Amy Wynn delivers a creative environmental /outdoor learning programme: bushcraft; topic linked activities; gardening.
  • Despite being a small school we are enjoying increased success in competitive events including: cross country; hockey; tennis; swimming, football and athletics rounders.
  • To increase participation in watersports (surfing/ bodyboarding/sea swimming) two staff have taken part in RNLI water safety management programme the headteacher is qualified to the highest level 3 which enables safe management of activities in deeper water. One staff member is a qualified beach lifeguard.
  • Collaboration with the Penwith Enrichment Network provides opportunities for gifted and talented pupils.
  • Limks with Mounts bay Academy facilitate outdoor adventurous activities.

Funds Allocated for Sports Premium:

  • Total budget £19 907
  • Specialist teaching/ training for staff: £700
  • Special sports events: £1000
  • Sports resources: £2000

 

 

Sports Premium 2020-2021

 

  • Sports Apprentice employed as TA employed to increase sporting opportunities for children
  • Coaches deliver games, athletics, and after school sports club. The coaches improve the quality of teaching through expert delivery and staff training.
  • Attendance in out of school clubs is encouraged by active links with sports clubs such as Sennen Surf Centre and the clubs listed below+.
  • Sennen Surf Centre deliver surfing lessons on Thursdays for Key Stage 2 children.
  • Outdoor developments keep the children fit and healthy. The healthy eating developments linked to gardening programmes continue to improve health and fitness.
  • The school minibus is vital for getting children to sports events. The children take part in a wide range of sporting activities in the local area.
  • Outdoor Adventurous Activities. We have excellent opportunities at our bespoke school camps but schedule activities throughout the year. Surfing is a weekly event open to all juniors. Moorland expeditions and walks are often linked with the curriculum.
  • Louise Tremewan delivers a creative environmental /outdoor learning programme: bushcraft; topic linked activities; gardening.
  • Participation in sports clubs has increased massively over the last five years.
  • Despite being a small school we are enjoying increased success in competitive events including: cross country; hockey; tennis; swimming, football and athletics rounders.
  • To increased participation in watersports (surfing/ bodyboarding/sea swimming) two staff have taken part in RNLI water safety management programme the headteacher is qualified to the highest level 3 which enables safe management of activities in deeper water. One staff member is a qualified beach lifeguard.

Funds Spent on Sports Premium:

 

Funds Allocated for Sports Premium:

  • Total budget £16,620
Expenditure:
  • Sports Coaching/Training: £7,570
  • External Sports Coach/Training: £1,720
  • Sports equipment: £715
  • lunch Time Sports Activities: £2,179
  • Forecast July and August: £1,960
Total Expenditure: £14,684
Amount Remaining: £1,936

Impact:

The national lockdowns have impacted on children's fitness and our normal programme. However, fitness and it's role in mental health and wellbeing was established as a priority from the start. 

KS2 School Sports Clubs: Sports Club; surfing; Rounders; Scooter Club. Average 1.8 hrs reception to year 6.

 

Outside School Sports Clubs: Fencing; gymnastics; rugby;Hockey; football; swimming; swim club; Rookies; Free Running; horse riding Average 30 minutes per child.

Stronger links have been forged with: Mounts Bay Football Development Centre; Mousehole Football Club; Pirates Rugby Club; Penzance Hockey Club.

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More after school sports opportunities than previous years.

Increased outdoor learning time in lessons linked to appointment of Amy Wynn experienced outdoor education practitioner

 

Sustainability

Focus is on developing low cost ways of increasing opportunities. Most initiatives focussed on staff training and development.

Evaluation of Success and Changes Over Last Year

 

Swimming requirements:

  • 92% swimming 25m at end of year 6
  • 84% use a range of strokes
  • 46% perform safe rescue

 

Curriculum Delivery

  • Increased success more children achieving above swimming requirements
  • Decrease in number of persistent absentees
  • PE linked to all curriculum subjects particularly through outdoor learning

Physical Activity, Health & Wellbeing

  • Positive effect on resilience, self-worth, confidence and aspiration
  • behaviour improvements for most children evident in improved writing results
  • attitudes to learning evident in improved writing results
  • 100% of children are active for 30mins in school and 60mins in total ; the same as last year
  • 120% increase of children using ‘active transport’ to school

Diverse & Inclusive

  • 100% increase of pupils taking part in PE/sport
  • Changes in attitude of disaffected pupils to PE/sport

Competition

  • opportunities were llimited due to Covid
  •  The football team won the Cornwall County Cup as a result of excellent coaching, high participation rates, promotion of playground football and links with local club

Leadership, Coaching & Volunteering

  • 8% more pupils taking part in leadership opportunities
  • 17% Improved self-worth, confidence and aspiration

Community Collaboration

  • Children taking part in the Wave Project
  • Active transport to school project: Bikey Friday

 

 

Sports Premium 2021-2022

 

  • Coaches deliver games, athletics, and after school sports club. The coaches improve the quality of teaching through expert delivery and staff training.
  • Attendance in out of school clubs is encouraged by active links with sports clubs such as Sennen Surf Centre and the clubs listed below+.
  • Sennen Surf Centre/sandy Acres deliver surfing lessons on Thursdays for Key Stage 2 children.
  • Outdoor developments keep the children fit and healthy. The healthy eating developments linked to gardening programmes continue to improve health and fitness.
  • The school minibus is vital for getting children to sports events. The children take part in a wide range of sporting activities in the local area.
  • Outdoor Adventurous Activities. We have excellent opportunities at our bespoke school camps but schedule activities throughout the year. Surfing is a weekly event open to all juniors. Moorland expeditions and walks are often linked with the curriculum.
  • Participation in sports clubs has increased significantly over the last five years.
  • Despite being a small school we are enjoying increased success in competitive events including: cross country; hockey; tennis; swimming, football and athletics rounders.

Funds Spent on Sports Premium:

 

Funds Allocated for Sports Premium:

  • Total budget
Expenditure:
  • Sports Coaching/Training: 
  • External Sports Coach/Training:
  • Sports equipment: 
  • lunch Time Sports Activities:
  • Forecast July and August: 
Total Expenditure: £14,684
Amount Remaining: £1,936

Impact:

The national lockdowns have impacted on children's fitness and our normal programme. However, fitness and it's role in mental health and wellbeing was established as a priority from the start. 

KS2 School Sports Clubs: Sports Club; surfing; Rounders; Scooter Club. Average 1.8 hrs reception to year 6.

 

Outside School Sports Clubs: Fencing; gymnastics; rugby;Hockey; football; swimming; swim club; Rookies; Free Running; horse riding Average 30 minutes per child.

Stronger links have been forged with: Mounts Bay Football Development Centre; Mousehole Football Club; Pirates Rugby Club; Penzance Hockey Club.

s.

More after school sports opportunities than previous years.

Increased outdoor learning time in lessons linked to appointment of Amy Wynn experienced outdoor education practitioner

 

Sustainability

Focus is on developing low cost ways of increasing opportunities. Most initiatives focussed on staff training and development.

Evaluation of Success and Changes Over Last Year

 

Swimming requirements:

  • 92% swimming 25m at end of year 6
  • 84% use a range of strokes
  • 46% perform safe rescue

 

Curriculum Delivery

  • Increased success more children achieving above swimming requirements
  • Decrease in number of persistent absentees
  • PE linked to all curriculum subjects particularly through outdoor learning

Physical Activity, Health & Wellbeing

  • Positive effect on resilience, self-worth, confidence and aspiration
  • behaviour improvements for most children evident in improved writing results
  • attitudes to learning evident in improved writing results
  • 100% of children are active for 30mins in school and 60mins in total ; the same as last year
  • 120% increase of children using ‘active transport’ to school

Diverse & Inclusive

  • 100% increase of pupils taking part in PE/sport
  • Changes in attitude of disaffected pupils to PE/sport

Competition

  • opportunities were llimited due to Covid
  •  The football team won the Cornwall County Cup as a result of excellent coaching, high participation rates, promotion of playground football and links with local club

Leadership, Coaching & Volunteering

  • 8% more pupils taking part in leadership opportunities
  • 17% Improved self-worth, confidence and aspiration

Community Collaboration

  • Children taking part in the Wave Project
  • Active transport to school project: Bikey Friday