Sports Premium Funding 2019-20
The government provided additional funding of £150 million per annum for the academic years 2013 onward to improve the provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. The funding has been provided to promote and encourage children to participate in a range of physical activity both in and out of school in order to prevent concerning statistics in relation to obesity coming to fruition. PE and Sport Premium funding has been provided jointly by the Department for Education, the Department for Health and Culture and the Department for Media and Sport. It has been allocated to primary school Headteachers and is ring-fenced to be spent on the provision of PE and sport in schools.
Hilltop School will receive at least £16,000 of funding for the academic year 2019-20.
The additional funding has been used to improve the quality and breadth of experiences and learning opportunities for our children and young people to increase exercise, access to physical activity and specialist teaching. This has enabled them to participate in sporting competitions and regional experiences including the English Institute of Sport inter-school sports day, Kielder Challenge, Panathlon, and Girls in Sport.
We have also introduced a number of residentials to promote exercise and establish confidence and positive patterns of behaviour away from home. We have also sourced direct support from ActiveRegen to support our training, recording and PE programmes.
This funding is used to enhance and enrich the P.E curriculum, including sports and leisure activity for our pupils within the primary phase (Y1-Y6) through:
1. High Quality Physical Education: Raising standards of all our children in Physical Education:
• Subsidised Key stage 1 and 2 adventurous activity residentials - £600
• Part time HLTA leading dance throughout school - £18,600.
• Part time L1 Teaching Assistant to support sessions during dinner time and setting up equipment - £7,000
2. Competitive School Sport: Increasing pupils’ participation in extra - curricular sport:
• Community and competitive sporting events like Girls in sport day, Interschool competitions for
Boccia transport - £200
Project Ability, School games, Panathlon and Primary Adventure Challenge. Transport costs - £600
• Whole School Sports Day at English Institute of Sports equipment - £500
• Panathlon sports day transport - £200
3. Healthy Active Lifestyles: Ensuring all our children have access to regular exercise:
• Summer holiday sessions subsidies around sports and activity - £500
• Development of sensory circuits and purchase of equipment - £800
• Buying in Occupational Therapist Sensory Integration specialist - £4,000
• Hydrotherapy for pupils with complex sensory/physical needs - £18,000
• Lunchtime physical activity sessions and sports clubs equipment - £500
• 1:1 coaching/support sessions on the treadmills for regular and routine exercise and weight management by existing staff - £1,000
4. Buying in Professional support for training and development to raise profile and skills in PE throughout the school.
Overall Projected Costs 2019-20
Staffing £48,600
Equipment £1,800
Transport £1,000
Coaching/support ActiveRegen £14,200
Subsidies £1,100
Total £66,700
Sports Premium Funding 2018-19
Hilltop School will received £16,390 of funding for the academic year 2018-19.
The additional funding has been used to improve the quality and breadth of experiences and learning opportunities for our children and young people to increase exercise, access to physical activity and specialist teaching. This has enabled them to participate in sporting competitions and regional experiences including the English Institute of Sport inter-school sports day, Kielder Challenge, Panathlon, and Girls in Sport. We have also introduced a number of residentials to promote exercise and establish confidence and positive patterns of behaviour away from home. We have also sourced direct support from ActiveRegen to support our training and PE development.
This funding is used to enhance and enrich the P.E curriculum, including sports and leisure activity for our pupils within the primary phase (Y1-Y6) through:
High Quality Physical Education: Raising standards of all our children in Physical Education:
• Subsidised Key stage 1 and 2 adventurous activity residential - £600
• Full time HLTA leading PE work including rebound therapy, PE and sporting events - £22,000
• Part time HLTA leading dance throughout school - £18,600.
• Part time L1 Teaching Assistant to support sessions during dinner time and setting up equipment - £7,000
Competitive School Sport: Increasing pupils’ participation in extra - curricular sport:
• Community and competitive sporting events like Girls in sport day, Interschool competitions for
Boccia transport - £200
Project Ability, School games, Panathlon and Primary Adventure Challenge. Transport costs - £600
• Whole School Sports Day at English Institute of Sports equipment - £500
• Panathlon sports day transport - £200
Healthy Active Lifestyles: Ensuring all our children have access to regular exercise:
• Summer holiday sessions subsidies around sports and activity - £500
• Development of sensory circuits and purchase of equipment - £600
• Buying in Occupational Therapist with Sensory Integration specialism - £4,000
• Hydrotherapy sessions for pupils with complex sensory or physical needs by HLTA and ‘swim team’ - £18,000
• Lunchtime physical activity sessions and sports clubs equipment - £500
• 1:1 coaching/support sessions on the treadmills for regular and routine exercise and weight management by existing staff - £1,000
Buying in Professional support for training and development to raise profile and skills in PE
throughout the school.
Overall Costs 2018-19
Staffing £69,600
Equipment £1,600
Transport £1,000
Coaching/support £14,200
Subsidies £1,100
Hoist in hall £12,000
Total £89,500
Outcomes for 2018-19
High Quality PE
Teaching observations show the quality of teaching in PE, dance, hydrotherapy and rebound therapy to be at least consistently good.
We have extended the number of dance sessions and there is a complete plan for dance throughout each key stage with music and resources to support this.
ActiveRegen has been carrying out PE and sensory circuit sessions to support our students to be ready to learn and increase their physical activity and skills.
Competitive school sport
We took part in a number of competitions including Panathlon Challenge
Awards included Healthy Schools Award and School Games Gold.
Each year we have a sports day at the English Institute of Sport with two other special schools from Nexus.
Healthy active lifestyles
Many students took part in summer school activities.
Additional holiday and Saturday clubs through Nexus/short breaks have included additional students in activities.
Purchase of new equipment including additional resources and programmes for dance.
Continued work on treadmills for students who need to increase their physical activity.
The government provided additional funding of £150 million per annum for the academic years 2013 onward to improve the provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. The funding has been provided to promote and encourage children to participate in a range of physical activity both in and out of school in order to prevent concerning statistics in relation to obesity coming to fruition. PE and Sport Premium funding has been provided jointly by the Department for Education, the Department for Health and Culture and the Department for Media and Sport. It has been allocated to primary school Headteachers and is ring-fenced to be spent on the provision of PE and sport in schools.
Hilltop School will receive at least £16,000 of funding for the academic year 2019-20.
The additional funding has been used to improve the quality and breadth of experiences and learning opportunities for our children and young people to increase exercise, access to physical activity and specialist teaching. This has enabled them to participate in sporting competitions and regional experiences including the English Institute of Sport inter-school sports day, Kielder Challenge, Panathlon, and Girls in Sport.
We have also introduced a number of residentials to promote exercise and establish confidence and positive patterns of behaviour away from home. We have also sourced direct support from ActiveRegen to support our training, recording and PE programmes.
This funding is used to enhance and enrich the P.E curriculum, including sports and leisure activity for our pupils within the primary phase (Y1-Y6) through:
1. High Quality Physical Education: Raising standards of all our children in Physical Education:
• Subsidised Key stage 1 and 2 adventurous activity residentials - £600
• Part time HLTA leading dance throughout school - £18,600.
• Part time L1 Teaching Assistant to support sessions during dinner time and setting up equipment - £7,000
2. Competitive School Sport: Increasing pupils’ participation in extra - curricular sport:
• Community and competitive sporting events like Girls in sport day, Interschool competitions for
Boccia transport - £200
Project Ability, School games, Panathlon and Primary Adventure Challenge. Transport costs - £600
• Whole School Sports Day at English Institute of Sports equipment - £500
• Panathlon sports day transport - £200
3. Healthy Active Lifestyles: Ensuring all our children have access to regular exercise:
• Summer holiday sessions subsidies around sports and activity - £500
• Development of sensory circuits and purchase of equipment - £800
• Buying in Occupational Therapist Sensory Integration specialist - £4,000
• Hydrotherapy for pupils with complex sensory/physical needs - £18,000
• Lunchtime physical activity sessions and sports clubs equipment - £500
• 1:1 coaching/support sessions on the treadmills for regular and routine exercise and weight management by existing staff - £1,000
4. Buying in Professional support for training and development to raise profile and skills in PE throughout the school.
- At least 5 lessons a week led by specialist staff trained to support the physical and skills development from our students. £8,600
- After school health and fitness club once a week. £1,500
Overall Projected Costs 2019-20
Staffing £48,600
Equipment £1,800
Transport £1,000
Coaching/support ActiveRegen £14,200
Subsidies £1,100
Total £66,700
Sports Premium Funding 2018-19
Hilltop School will received £16,390 of funding for the academic year 2018-19.
The additional funding has been used to improve the quality and breadth of experiences and learning opportunities for our children and young people to increase exercise, access to physical activity and specialist teaching. This has enabled them to participate in sporting competitions and regional experiences including the English Institute of Sport inter-school sports day, Kielder Challenge, Panathlon, and Girls in Sport. We have also introduced a number of residentials to promote exercise and establish confidence and positive patterns of behaviour away from home. We have also sourced direct support from ActiveRegen to support our training and PE development.
This funding is used to enhance and enrich the P.E curriculum, including sports and leisure activity for our pupils within the primary phase (Y1-Y6) through:
High Quality Physical Education: Raising standards of all our children in Physical Education:
• Subsidised Key stage 1 and 2 adventurous activity residential - £600
• Full time HLTA leading PE work including rebound therapy, PE and sporting events - £22,000
• Part time HLTA leading dance throughout school - £18,600.
• Part time L1 Teaching Assistant to support sessions during dinner time and setting up equipment - £7,000
Competitive School Sport: Increasing pupils’ participation in extra - curricular sport:
• Community and competitive sporting events like Girls in sport day, Interschool competitions for
Boccia transport - £200
Project Ability, School games, Panathlon and Primary Adventure Challenge. Transport costs - £600
• Whole School Sports Day at English Institute of Sports equipment - £500
• Panathlon sports day transport - £200
Healthy Active Lifestyles: Ensuring all our children have access to regular exercise:
• Summer holiday sessions subsidies around sports and activity - £500
• Development of sensory circuits and purchase of equipment - £600
• Buying in Occupational Therapist with Sensory Integration specialism - £4,000
• Hydrotherapy sessions for pupils with complex sensory or physical needs by HLTA and ‘swim team’ - £18,000
• Lunchtime physical activity sessions and sports clubs equipment - £500
• 1:1 coaching/support sessions on the treadmills for regular and routine exercise and weight management by existing staff - £1,000
Buying in Professional support for training and development to raise profile and skills in PE
throughout the school.
- At least 5 lessons a week led by specialist staff trained to support the physical and skills development from our students. £8,600
- Lunchtime activity sessions and training to support wider engagement with other staff beginning to lead sessions. £1,500
- After school health and fitness club once a week. £1,500
- Staff CPD session weekly to achieve an accredited course for our Apprentices and ‘Workfit’ staff initially. Then developing individual staff to lead fitness and exercise PE sessions £1,000
- Installation of ‘H system’ hoist to allow freedom of movement for pupils who are at early stages of walking to take part in PE sessions
- Direct easy access to rebound therapy to increase confidence to take part in physical activities for pupils with complex needs.
Overall Costs 2018-19
Staffing £69,600
Equipment £1,600
Transport £1,000
Coaching/support £14,200
Subsidies £1,100
Hoist in hall £12,000
Total £89,500
Outcomes for 2018-19
High Quality PE
Teaching observations show the quality of teaching in PE, dance, hydrotherapy and rebound therapy to be at least consistently good.
We have extended the number of dance sessions and there is a complete plan for dance throughout each key stage with music and resources to support this.
ActiveRegen has been carrying out PE and sensory circuit sessions to support our students to be ready to learn and increase their physical activity and skills.
Competitive school sport
We took part in a number of competitions including Panathlon Challenge
Awards included Healthy Schools Award and School Games Gold.
Each year we have a sports day at the English Institute of Sport with two other special schools from Nexus.
Healthy active lifestyles
Many students took part in summer school activities.
Additional holiday and Saturday clubs through Nexus/short breaks have included additional students in activities.
Purchase of new equipment including additional resources and programmes for dance.
Continued work on treadmills for students who need to increase their physical activity.
