PE Premium Report
2022-2023 PE Premium Report
At Holly Meadows School, we recognise the contribution of PE to the health and well-being of the children. We believe that an innovative, varied PE curriculum and extra-curricular opportunities have a positive influence on the concentration, attitude and academic achievement of all our children.
Our Primary School Sports Funding will enable us to continue and extend our provision through employing additional sports professionals, entering into more competitive sports competitions and training our staff to deliver in-house quality PE sessions.
Possible uses of the funding include:
- Hiring specialist PE teachers or qualified sports coaches to work alongside primary teachers when teaching PE
- New or additional Change4Life sport clubs
- Paying for professional development opportunities in PE/sport
- Providing cover to release primary teachers for professional development in PE/sport
- Running sport competitions, or increasing participation in the school games
- Buying quality assured professional development modules or material for PE/sport
- Providing places for pupils on after school sport clubs and residential visits
How do we plan to monitor the impact of our spending?
- Pupil interviews on the impact and enjoyment of the PE curriculum.
- Regularly reviewing the use of the sports premium.
- A profile of the impact on teaching.
- Analysis of how active children are throughout the day.
- A PE portfolio listing the range of PE activities.
- Tracking data to highlight the percentage of pupils working at age-related expectations.
- Parental questionnaires including reference to the PE curriculum.
- Governor learning walks focussing on PE provision.
- Staff questionnaires on the impact of CPD aspect to support their PE teaching.
- Quality Marks for Sport Provision
In 2022-2023 we received £17,170.00 in PE and Sport Premium.
Here is the breakdown of our spending plan for this year:
Details of our spending |
Allocation |
Impact |
Subscription to the West Norfolk School Sport Partnership to enable high level engagement in sporting activities and competition in the Western Area up to county level.
|
£1350 |
We have gathered evidence towards the 'Gold' school games mark and we are working towards achieving the 'Platinum' mark too. |
Contribution towards employing a PE specialist subject leader to oversee the PE curriculum, competitions, deliver PE lessons and oversee the provision we offer through after school clubs and school swimming. Our Subject Leader provides support for staff across the school, giving assistance with planning and delivery of the PE, quality assessment and advice on areas for development. |
£12,120 |
We have continued to offer a high quality, broad and balanced PE curriculum for all pupils. Our PE Lead has supported us to track pupil progress through the use of accurate assessment and planning to meet the needs of each individual. |
‘Complete PE’ package annual fee. |
£150 |
This package has provided us with access to teaching and assessment resources for PE in all year groups. |
‘Maths of the Day’ Package for all classes |
£550 |
We have used this package to increase physical activity in other curriculum areas.
This subscription has provided resources for teachers in all year groups to enhance Maths, PE and collaborative skills. |
Installation of a Poly-Tunnel |
£3000 |
So far, we have used this space as an additional space for physical activities including gardening. Our next phase is to develop the interior so that it is a multi-purpose indoor/outdorr space for physical activity (including table tennis) |
Swimming Data for Holly Meadows 2022-2023
Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety
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Percentage % |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
73% |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke] when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
73% |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year?
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80% |
In 2021-2022, we received £17,450 in PE and Sport Premium.
Here is the breakdown of our spending plan for this year:
Details of our spending |
Allocation |
Impact |
Subscription to the West Norfolk School Sport Partnership to enable high level engagement in sporting activities and competition in the Western Area up to county level.
|
£1250 |
Our subscription to this partnership provided the opportunity for our PE lead to qualify as a Bike-ability Instructor. Pupils in both key stages have had access to a range of competitions such as cross country, tag rugby, athletics, cricket, netball, cycling and hockey competitions and have participated in festivals and events (such as the dance and tri-golf festivals). We have achieved the 'Gold' School Games Mark for our commitment to providing opportunities to engage in sporting activities both in and out of school. |
Contribution towards employing a PE specialist subject leader to oversee the PE curriculum, competitions, deliver PE lessons and oversee the provision we offer through after school clubs and school swimming. Our Subject Leader provides support for staff across the school, giving assistance with planning and delivery of the PE, quality assessment and advice on areas for development. |
£14,035 |
We were finalists in the 'Active School' category in the West and Breckland Education Awards!
We have achieved the 'Gold' School Games Mark for our commitment to providing opportunities to engage in sporting activities both in and out of school. Pupils received a wide range of curriculum PE and additional school sport opportunities including cycling (throughout the primary phase). Maintained positive parent feedback in relation to the school sport and the promotion of healthy lifestyles.
Pupils visibly enjoying PE and school sport and reporting their satisfaction. Pupils making good progress in each area of PE.
Teachers receiving CPD in key areas of PE |
‘Complete PE’ package annual fee. |
£150 |
Staff able to track the progress and attainment of pupils in each aspect of PE. This data is used to ensure coverage of elements and to highlight areas for further development within future planning. PE leader is able to monitor and track each year group in much more detail and is well informed to report to parents on each individual pupil’s performance in PE. |
‘Maths of the Day’ Package for all classes |
£545 |
Children report that Active Maths is fun and it helps them to remember their learning. Active Maths has continued to help us to promote healthy lifestyles in lessons other than PE. The activities motivate children to do their best, beat their best and promote additional opportunities for physical activity.
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Purchase of additional 4 mountain bikes (June 2022) |
£1500 |
We are now able to provide a safe suitable-sized bicycle so that all pupils can access bike-ability courses as well as Go Ride sessions at school. |
Swimming Data for Holly Meadows 2021-2022
Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety
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Percentage % |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
95% |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke] when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
58% |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year?
|
95% |
In 2020-2021, we received £17,340 in PE and Sport Premium.
Here is the breakdown of our spending plan for this year:
Details of our spending |
Allocation |
Impact |
Subscription to the West Norfolk School Sport Partnership to enable high level engagement in sporting activities and competition in the Western Area up to county level.
|
£1175 |
Pupils in both key stages had access to a range of competitions such as cross country, tag rugby, athletics, cricket, netball and hockey competitions and be able to participate in festivals and events (such as the dance and tri golf festivals). During 2020-2021, these events were ‘virtual’ due to the impact of Covid-19 restrictions. |
Employing a PE specialist subject leader to oversee the PE curriculum, competitions, deliver PE lessons and oversee the provision we offer through after school clubs and school swimming. Our Subject Leader provides support for staff across the school, giving assistance with planning and delivery of the PE, quality assessment and advice on areas for development. |
£14,585 |
Pupils received a wide range of curriculum PE and additional school sport opportunities.
Maintain positive parent feedback in relation to the school sport and the promotion of healthy lifestyles. This has included feedback bia Class Dojo videos and photos during lockdown.
Pupils enjoying PE and school sport and reporting their satisfaction. Pupils making good progress in each area of PE.
Teachers receiving CPD in key areas of PE |
‘Complete PE’ package annual fee. |
£150 |
Staff able to track the progress and attainment of pupils in each aspect of PE. This data is used to ensure coverage of elements and to highlight areas for further development within future planning. PE leader is able to monitor and track each year group in much more detail and is well informed to report to parents on each individual pupil’s performance in PE. |
‘Maths of the Day’ Package for all classes |
£545 |
Engage children in Mathematics by being active and fun. Promote healthy lifestyles in lessons other than PE. The activities motivate children to do their best, beat their best and promote additional opportunities for physical activity. |
Installation of an extension to our outdoor trim trail to encourage more pupils to develop their balance and coordination for school sport. This equipment will be designed to last a minimum of 10 years so that both current and future pupils will benefit from it. |
£885 |
Postponed to Spring 2022 due to other site plans and developments.
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Swimming Data for Holly Meadows 2020-2021
Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety
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Percentage % |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
83% |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke] when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
83% |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year?
|
88% |
In 2019-2020, we received £17,340 in PE and Sport Premium.
Here is the breakdown of our spending and a review of the impact:
Details of our spending |
Allocation |
Impact |
Subscription to the West Norfolk School Sport Partnership to enable high level engagement in sporting activities and competition in the Western Area up to county level.
|
£1175 |
Pupils in both key stages had access to a range of competitions such as cross country, tag rugby, athletics, cricket, netball and hockey competitions and were able to participate in festivals and events prior to school Closures in March. We continued our engagement with the competitions ‘virtually’ between March and July. |
Employing a PE specialist subject leader to oversee the PE curriculum, deliver PE lessons and oversee the provision we offer through after school clubs and school swimming. Our Subject Leader provides support for staff across the school, giving assistance with planning and delivery of the PE, quality assessment and advice on areas for development. |
£10,072 |
Pupils to receive a wide range of curriculum PE and additional school sport opportunities.
Maintain positive parent feedback in relation to the school sport and the promotion of healthy lifestyles.
Pupils enjoying PE and school sport and reporting their satisfaction. Pupils making good progress in each area of PE.
Teachers receiving CPD in key areas of PE |
Providing transport to and from sporting competitions and additional blocks of school swimming.
|
£450 |
Opportunities for the majority of our pupils to participate in sporting events off site as transport is provided. |
Specialist Dance teacher led workshops with Key Stage 2 pupils in preparation for performances, providing High Quality CPD for staff. |
£600 |
High levels of engagement in dance lessons. Teachers develop and refine dance routines for school performances and events. Positive feedback from parents on the quality of the performances. |
Bollywood |
£350 |
Ofsted Key Priority: enhance our curriculum so that it builds on existing work to broaden and deepen pupils’ understanding of what is most outstanding about people’s contributions to different cultures. Dance CPD for staff |
‘Complete PE’ package annual fee. |
£150 annual fee |
Staff able to track the progress and attainment of pupils in each aspect of PE. This data is used to ensure coverage of elements and to highlight areas for further development within future planning. PE leader is able to monitor and track each year group in much more detail and is well informed to report to parents on each individual pupil’s performance in PE. |
Purchase of two additional (larger) mountain bikes and storage |
£600 |
Carried forward to Autumn 2020 due to lockdown.
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Introduction of sensory circuits including training for two staff and resources
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£600
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Sensory Circuits is a short and snappy sensory motor skills programme that helps to set children up for a school day. ... Children participate in a 10-15 minute session of physical activities designed to improve brain processing efficiency, and they generally find that the circuit is a fun way to start the day. |
‘Maths of the Day’ Package for all classes |
£545 |
Engage children in Mathematics by being active and fun. Promote healthy lifestyles in lessons other than PE. The activities motivate children to do their best, beat their best and promote additional opportunities for physical activity. |
Installation of an outdoor trim trail to encourage more pupils to develop their balance and coordination for school sport. This equipment will be designed to last a minimum of 10 years so that both current and future pupils will benefit from it. |
£3198 |
Installation Autumn 2019. Pupils in EYFS through to Year 6 use the trim trail to improve their physical and spatial awareness, to build strength and to learn about climbing safely. The children are asking to use this equipment on a daily basis which is helping to increase their level of physical activity. |
We do not have any swimming data this year due to the impact of Covid-19 restrictions
Holly Meadows PE Premium 2018-2019
In 2018-2019, we received £17,340 in PE and Sport Premium.
Here is the breakdown of our spending and a review of the impact:
Details of our spending |
Allocation |
Impact (Reviewed July 2019) |
Subscription to the West Norfolk School Sport Partnership to enable high level engagement in sporting activities and competition in the Western Area up to county level.
|
£1150 |
Pupils in both key stages have accessed a range of competitions such as cross country, tag rugby, athletics, cricket, badminton, netball and hockey competitions and be able to participate in festivals and events (such as the dance and tri golf festivals). |
Employing a PE specialist subject leader to oversee the PE curriculum, deliver PE lessons and oversee the provision we offer through after school clubs and school swimming. Our Subject Leader provides support for staff across the school, giving assistance with planning and delivery of the PE, quality assessment and advice on areas for development. |
£6556 |
Pupils received a wide range of curriculum PE and additional school sport opportunities.
We received overwhelmingly positive parent feedback in relation to the school sport and the promotion of healthy lifestyles.
Pupils have enjoyed PE and school sport and reported their satisfaction. Pupils across the school have made good progress in each area of PE.
Teachers received designated CPD in Gymnastics and had access throughout the year to support from the PE lead. |
Providing transport to and from sporting competitions and additional blocks of school swimming.
|
£450 |
Opportunities were created for the majority of our pupils to participate in sporting events off site as transport was provided. |
Specialist Dance teacher led workshops with Key Stage 2 pupils in preparation for performances, providing High Quality CPD for staff. |
£600 |
High levels of engagement seen in dance lessons. Teachers have been able to develop and refine dance routines for school performances and events. We received extremely positive feedback from parents on the quality of the performances. |
All 4 Sport package annual fee |
£200 |
Staff have been able to track the progress and attainment of pupils in each aspect of PE. This data is used to ensure coverage of elements and to highlight areas for further development within future planning. PE leader is able to monitor and track each year group in much more detail and is well informed to report to parents on each individual pupil’s performance in PE. |
Purchase of Bikes and Storage Unit |
£4500 |
We have delivered the British Cycling Go-Ride aims, providing a fun and safe way to introduce young riders to the world of cycle sport and provides a platform to improve bike handling skills. By providing
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Installation of Hall Screen and Sound System |
£3339 |
A quality screen and sound system has enhanced PE lessons, especially dance and gymnastics. We can display All 4 Sport PE lesson resources more effectively and play music for children to move to, providing high quality demonstrations to inspire and motivate pupils. |
‘Maths of the Day’ Package for all classes |
£545 |
We have engaged children in Mathematics by being active and fun. We have promoted healthy lifestyles in lessons other than PE. The activities motivate children to do their best, beat their best and promote additional opportunities for physical activity. |
Swimming Data for Holly Meadows 2018-2019
Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety
|
Percentage % |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
86% |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke] when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year? |
86% |
What percentage of your Year 6 pupils could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations when they left your primary school at the end of last academic year?
|
95% |
In 2017-2018, we received £17,490 in PE and Sport Premium.
Here is the breakdown of our spending and the impact seen so far:
Details of our spending |
Allocation |
Impact Seen (reviewed July 2018) |
Subscription to the West Norfolk School Sport Partnership to enable high level engagement in sporting activities and competition in the Western Area up to county level.
|
£1285 |
Excellent performances by both Year 2 and 6 in the West Norfolk Partnership Dance Festival with very positive feedback from pupils, staff and parents. 1st place in Sports-hall Athletics in the west of Norfolk and 4th in Norfolk. Several pupils qualified for the second round of the area Cross Country competition and two were placed in the Norfolk Final. |
Employing a PE specialist subject leader to oversee the PE curriculum, deliver PE lessons and oversee the provision we offer through after school clubs and school swimming. Our Subject Leader provides support for staff across the school, giving assistance with planning and delivery of the PE, quality assessment and advice on areas for development. |
£6,405 |
Swimming Data for Summer 2017: 81% achieved the expected standard by the end of Year 6. Swimming Data for Summer 2018: 83% achieved the expected standard in Year 6, including safe self-rescue Pupils receive a wide range of PE and school Sport opportunities. All staff reported that PE CPD on (OAA) Outdoor Adventurous Activity (Sept 2017) has helped them to build physical activity into cross curricular outdoor learning in Maths, Geography and PSHE. Parental Questionnaire December 2017: 95% of parents say that their child is encouraged to lead a healthy lifestyle through a range of PE and school sport activities. |
Providing transport to and from sporting competitions and additional blocks of school swimming.
|
£450 |
Increased opportunities for the majority of our pupils to participate in sporting events off site as transport is provided. |
Specialist Dance teacher led workshops with Key Stage 2 pupils in preparation for performances, providing High Quality CPD for staff. |
£350 |
High levels of engagement in dance lessons. Teachers develop and refine dance routines for school performances and events. Positive feedback from parents on the quality of the performances. |
All 4 Sport package. *Initial Purchase Fee |
£2000 |
Staff able to track the progress and attainment of pupils in each aspect of PE. This data is used to ensure coverage of elements and to highlight areas for further development within future planning. PE leader is able to monitor and track each year group in much more detail and is well informed to report to parents on each individual pupil’s performance in PE. |
Installation of an outdoor trim trail to encourage more pupils to develop their balance and coordination for school sport. This equipment will be designed to last a minimum of 10 years so that both current and future pupils will benefit from it. |
£7000 |
Recent installation in Spring 2018. So far, Pupils in EYFS and key stage 1 have used the trim trail to improve their physical and spatial awareness, to build strength and to learn about climbing safely. The children are asking to use this equipment on a daily basis which is helping to increase their level of physical activity. |
This report was last updated in September 2023