PE and sport premium for primary schools

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Sports Premium Spending

2021/2022

Expenditure

Telford & Wrekin Sports Partnership                                                                       £1326

Professional sports coaching (50%)                                                                         £5016

Swimming and Sporting Events                                                                                £1410

Establishment of healthy food throughout the School curriculum                      £8500

TOTAL                                                                                                                         £16,252

Income                                                                                                                        £17,762

Balance                                                                                                                       £1,510

Professional Sports Coaching

Using sport in school as a tool to aid the all round development of children   Professional sports coaches provide a fun, safe, educational and all inclusive environment for learners to ‘be the best that they can be’.  They focus on the Fundamentals of Movement (FOM) and Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) of physical literacy through to ‘life skills’ such as attitude, teamwork, confidence, health and social issues and more

Swimming and Sporting Events

Unfortunately due to Covid-19  there were no external sporting events during the year, however we did manage to participate in the swimming lessons to  assist the year 6 pupils meeting the national curriculum requirement to swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 meters, using a range of strokes effectively and able to perform safe self rescue in different water based situations

Telford & Wrekin School Sports Partnership

Working in partnership with schools and community providers across Telford & Wrekin to create opportunities for young people to reach their sporting potential.  Inspiring a generation through participation in sport.

Impact:  Access to a wide range of inter school competition and training opportunities to increase skills levels

Introduction of healthy food throughout the curriculum

Following a review of the school catering contract the governors are keen to improve the food plan offered to our children.

Working with a consultant chef to develop a curriculum offer around  a ‘whole food plan’  and create a food focus that engages and enthuses children, to increase the knowledge and understanding around food or the children and families. The aim of the food programme:

• To develop and embed a high quality curriculum that has integrated food education to extend our curriculum offer that celebrates culture and tradition as well as a consistently high nutritional value.
• To develop a love and knowledge of where food comes from; through growing and preparing food; understanding how food has a vital place in staying healthy and leading a healthy lifestyle.
• To Increase and maintain strong partnerships with families and carers; supporting families to prepare and cook healthy nutritious meals with children. To provide a curriculum kitchen for families and children to enjoy creating food together.

To see how we spent our Sport Premium money in 2020/21 please click on the link below

2020/21 Sports Premium Spending