Investment

• Partnership work on PE with local partners
• Participation and success in competitive school sports.
• Wider extra-curricular opportunities

Provision

• Tag Rugby training and tournaments
• Weekly after school Rugby training club (across all terms)
• After school football club (across the year)

Impact

• Enhance staff skills and knowledge of this sport.
• Can offer Key Stage 2 children a high quality extra-curricular Rugby club
• Opportunity for children to compete within Rugby and Football competitions
• Free club allows more children to participate.
• Participation in a variety of tournaments between other schools.

Cost

Sessions across the year for football and rugby coaches
£570

10 matches @ £40 transport cost
£400

£970

Investment

• Partnership work on PE with local partners

Provision

• Support parents by subsidising costs of coach to ensure the inclusion of all children

Impact

• Enhanced swimming skills for children attending (Y3 and Y4 children).
• Inclusion of all children in the development of this life skill.
• Raise interest in new sports for the children.

Cost

£870  Swimming fees

Transport cost- £330– offset by £2.00 charge from children 50% subsidy £330

Total £1200

Investment

• Improved participation in activities and promoting healthy lifestyles
• Partnership work on PE with local partners
• Provide a range of provision and alternative sporting activities
• Wider extra-curricular opportunities

Provision

• To offer a lunchtime Change 4 Life club for up to 20 children in Years 1 and 2 run by Premier Sport professional coach
• To offer an after school sports club for up to 20 children in various year groups run by Premier Sports professional coach- Hockey quicksticks – KS2 (Aut 1) Fencing – KS1 (Aut 2)
• Other clubs tbc which engage at least 50% of students

Impact

• Introduce children to a new sport which they cannot access in school.
• Promote individual and team sport competitions or increase pupils’ participation in the School Games.
• Run sports activities with other schools.
• Establishing strong, sustainable partnerships with local community sports clubs where no links have been made in the past.
• Establishing a house system to enable regular, inter-house sports competitions for pupils of all ages.

Cost

£3800

Investment

• Up-skilling of staff to enhance quality of PE provision being delivered in school.
• Making physical education curriculum inclusive
• Provide a range of provision and alternative sporting activities

Provision

• School to purchase climbing wall/ boulder wall
• To train teachers/ pupils in appropriate use of the wall 

Impact

• Enhanced P.E provision and delivery of activities in school.
• Staff trained to use new equipment purchased effectively.
• Improved standards.
• Positive attitudes to health and well-being.
• Engaged or re-engage disaffected pupils.
• Increased pupil participation.
• Increase outdoor learning opportunities

Cost

£1999

Investment

• Up-skilling of staff to enhance quality of PE provision being delivered in school.
• Links with other subjects that contribute well to pupils overall achievement and their greater SMSC skills.
• Making physical education curriculum inclusive
• Improved participation in activities and promoting healthy lifestyles
• Provide a range of provision and alternative sporting activities

Provision

• Developed knowledge and up skilling all staff on the use of equipment and resources
• Developed knowledge of targeted staff on identified area of need
• CPD providers- Premier Sports and other tbc 

Impact

• Raised attainment in P.E.
• Improved standards.
• More confident and competent staff.
• Enhanced knowledge of effective planning and assessments along with good understanding of inclusion in this subject.
• To include differentiation in planning for SEND.
• Lesson plan and assessment structure consistent throughout school.

Cost

£540- Premier + £560 additional teacher CPD

£1100

Investment

• Improved participation in activities and promoting healthy lifestyles
• Making physical education curriculum inclusive
• Provide a range of provision and alternative sporting activities
• Wider extra-curricular opportunities
• Participation and success in competitive school sports.

Provision

• To ensure that our children have high quality PE provision that is broad and engaging for all and meets the requirements of the national curriculum.
• Working with Year 1 and Year 2 – Autumn 1/ 2 (tbc) 

Impact

• Improved standards.
• Increased pupil participation.
• Children are taught by a subject specialist to ensure quality first teaching of sport.
• Opportunity to experience new sports.
• More confident and competent staff.

Cost

£1000

Investment

• Partnership work on PE with other schools and local partners
• Up-skilling of staff to enhance quality of PE provision being delivered in school – organising competitions
• Participation and success in competitive school sports.

Provision

• Events and competitions with schools in the Wigan East district and within the area cluster
• Events and competitions are publicised and coordinated on the Sainsbury’s School Games Notice Board

Impact

• Children have the opportunity to strengthen their skills in a sport and to build character and help to embed values such as fairness and respect. 
• Take part in 6 inter and 6 intra competitions including providing opportunities for SEND children.
• Young people represent their school and influence the direction of sport within school as part of a Sainsbury’s School Games Organising Crew.
• External commendation and a recognised award for PE provision.

Cost

6 x £50 Transport cost

£400

Investment

• Making physical education curriculum inclusive
• Provide a range of provision and alternative sporting activities

Provision

• To offer a day’s programme (dates tbc) of outdoor and adventurous activities to Year 3 and Year 4 children at a specialist activity centre: Anderton Centre- Chorley

Impact

• To introduce children to a new sport which they cannot access in school.
• Improved standards.
• Positive attitudes to health and well-being.
• Engaged or re-engage disaffected pupils.
• Increased pupil participation.

Cost

(cost of visit £1500, cost of transport £600)

£1800 + children to pay £5 contribution each to attend