September 2023
The ‘Sport Premium Grant’ is funding allocated by the Government in addition to the school’s budget, which should be used to improve the quality and breadth of PE and sport provision.
Our Aims
At St Saviour’s Community Primary we believe in a holistic approach to the development of sport and physical activity for all and encourage collaboration and partnership, working to make the best use of resources and enhance PE and sport provision, in order to raise participation and achievement for all pupils.
How have we been spending the Sport Premium Grant?
For information about previous years, please select the link below…
2021 – 2022 Sports Premium
For information about last years funding and allocation, please click HERE.
2020 – 2021 Sports Premium
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2019 – 2020 Sports Premium
For information about this years funding and impact, please click HERE.
2018-2019 Sports Premium (£16,750)
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2017-2018 Sports Premium (£16,760)
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2016-2017 Sports Premium (£8,410)
- Extend the opportunities for children to lead, manage and officiate sporting competitions, playground activities and tournaments.
- Fund a sports coach for 10 hours (2 afternoons) per week to deliver multi-skills clubs during lunch times, support high quality teaching throughout afternoon PE lessons with focused staff professional development and lead coaching sessions (various sports) after school.
- Achieved the Gold Sainsbury’s School Games Mark.
- Continued to offer a wide range of after school clubs and coaching sessions
- Continued to invest in the professional development of staff so they are best equipped to teach high quality PE and school sport. This will include providing cover to release staff for professional development.
- Targeted support for vulnerable groups and individuals to raise participation in sport.
- Promoted intra-school competitions and inter-school competitions.
- Continued to be part of the Rossendale Primary School Sports Partnership.
Impact:
- Sports coaches have worked alongside school staff to develop PE provision. Teaching staff feel more confident to provide a higher standard of teaching of PE.
- Through access to the School Sports Partnership:
- Y1 – Y6 children were able to access Bike-ability training, including those without bikes who were able to borrow.
- EYFS accessed Balancability
- Staff accessed CPD, developing subject knowledge and skills base for delivery of the curriculum.
- Children gifted at sport were able to access AGT events .
- SEND children accessed ‘Inclusion Events’ organised through Rossendale School Sports Partnership.
- Y5 children accessed ‘Play Leader’ training ready for moving in to Year 6 and undertaking these roles during the lunchtime period.
- Y6 children organised the whole school sports day.
- EYFS continued to access Forest School provision once per week over the course of the year with impact evident on individual pupil progression through the ‘Physical Development’ strand of the framework.
- A wider range of after school clubs are now in place.
- Achieved Gold Sainsbury’s School Games Mark.
