Sports Premium

Please read the information below which gives details of our PE and Sport Premium Grant and how we allocate the funding.

Vision

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At Harold Wood Primary School we pride ourselves on promoting a range of activities through the taught curriculum, extra-curricular activities and visits which promote an active lifestyle. We support the Government's initiative to combat obesity and enjoy being active.

Our school vision is to create a curriculum that develops, motivates and enthuses every child to become a lifelong learner. We are delighted to have received the Silver Sportsmark Award to recognise our achievements in promoting physical activity. We also have been awarded the Gold Healthy School Status.

Our Sports Premium Statement

How Will We Use the Money Effectively ?

During the academic year commencing September 2018 the school received funding of £20,598. The funding will be used to provide specialist sports coaching for staff and pupils, purchase equipment and materials to support the new national curriculum, participate in a range of sporting opportunities for all children. If as anticipated, the Sports Premium is increased, additional funding will be used to contribute towards a Sports Coach.

 Sports Premium Funding Allocation 2018 to 2019

Impact

We are part of the Havering Sports Collective which aims to keep all schools in the London Borough of Havering joined together through PE and Sport. Consequently, there has been a greater participation in inter-school competitive sport and we have taken part in new events such as Orienteering. The school has been able to take part in both boys and girls football leagues and tournaments, cross country, netball, tag rugby, hockey, basketball, cross-country, penathlon, and athletics. Through the employment of a Sports Coach, we are able to participate in more events and competitions.

We have also been able to take part in festivals for children from Years 1-6 and the children regularly demonstrate fundamental values of sport such as respect, passion and determination.

Year 6 children have taken part in Sports Leader training and have completed their Young Leader Award. They run a number of activities at lunchtimes for children throughout the school. The children have gained confidence and developed their skill set. The MDAs also received Play Leader training and are now more confident in leading activities at lunchtimes. There is CPD provided to develop the knowledge and skills of teaching staff in gymnastics,dance and games.

There is access to 5-a-Day fitness, which is a fun and engaging programme that teachers use as lesson warm ups and encourage children to be more active. There is also access to Imoves PE programme, which enables staff to access a wide range of activities, including mindfulness and 'active blasts'. The school recognises that being active is key to healthy lifestyles.

We ran a Change for Life club in the Summer Term 2018; the children who attended enjoyed the club and the confidence they gained from it encouraged them to be more active at break & lunchtimes. A new Change for Life Club will take place in the Spring Term, which will aim to engage children who don't currently have a very active lifestyle.

Children have access to a range of clubs run by members of staff and parents and since January 2019, we have been able to employ a Sports Coach. The intended impact is to continue to improve PE provision and raise achievement for all pupils in sport. Through team teaching, staff are provided with INSET and their confidence is developing.

At Harold Wood, we have always been committed to providing children with excellent sporting provision. We are delighted to have received the Silver Games Kitemark Award to recognise our achievements in promoting physical activities. With the added funding, we aim to build on this further, ensuring that each child experiences the benefits.