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How are we spending our Sports Premium funding?

What is Sport Premium Funding?

Schools receive PE and Sport Premium Funding based on the number of pupils in years 1 to 6 - in our case, Years 3 to 6. Schools must use the funding to make addition and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer.

 

 

 

Overarching 2018-19 Sports Premium Strategy:

 

  • To increase participation by pupil premium children in PE and school sport, both within and beyond the school day
  • To provide more active enrichment opportunities for pupil premium children
  • To seek opportunities to engage reluctant participants in PE and school sport through novel and new activities
  • To increase engagement and activity levels for all children to meet the 30 minutes of physical activity per day (on top of the statuary 2hrs/wk PE lessons)
  • To increase physical learning opportunities for all children using the outdoor spaces of the school site
  • To further raise the profile of PE and promote healthy ‘mind and body’ lifestyle approaches

 

 

Actions and Impact of our 2018-19 Sports Premium Spending

Swimming at RJS in 2018-19

 

How are we using our funding?

Sports Premium Funding 2018-19

 

 

Sports Premium Funding 2017-2018

Data related to sports premium spending and its impact

Swimming 2017-18

Children who can swim:

At the expected level at end of KS-2 (swim 25m in any stroke) = 77.5%

 

Below the expected level at end of KS-2 (cannot swim 25m in any stroke) = 22.5%

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