Sports Funding | Convent of Jesus and Mary Catholic Infant School

CONVENT OF JESUS AND MARY CATHOLIC INFANT & NURSERY SCHOOL

PE and Sport Funding Expenditure 2019-2020

At the Convent of Jesus and Mary RC Infant School & Nursery, we aim to establish a culture that enables and encourages all pupils to play and enjoy Physical Activity.

We ensure that teaching and learning opportunities meet the needs of all pupils. Our action plan has been implemented to improve the quality and breadth of PE and sport provision.

Overall objective:

To Increase Participation in Sports and PE and Develop Healthy Life Styles by:

Developing the teaching of P.E. across the school
Promoting the importance of a healthy life style to all pupils
Developing independence
Developing core strength to aid in key basic skills
Developing better concentration skills in class

Allocation Received

£17 650 (Nov 19) and (Apr 20)

Item/Project/Summary	Cost	Intended Outcomes	Results and Impact July 2020
Hiring specialist PE teachers/specialised sports coaches to work with all teachers when teaching PE and to specialist P.E. skills (Street Dance, football, tennis and Multiskills)	£6240	Evidence of good progress in P.E. Staff confidently recording levels of attainment of all pupils in all areas of P.E. Evidence of Progression throughout P.E., including the identification of more-able pupils. Evidence of a broad P.E. curriculum More pupils attending a variety of sports clubs
Appointed specialist sports coach to support teachers with the development of physical/gross and fine motor skills/needs in Reception classes and related impact on pupil progress.	£3890	Impact on pupils’ gross and fine motor skills leaving EYFS Higher level of concentration in class More pupils reaching expected levels in Writing leaving EYFS
Sports Partnership with local cluster of Infant Schools, facilitated by Capital City Academy Local Infant School competitions Local Infant School multi sport festivals Access to other sporting venues Subsidised Irish Dancing Kwik Cricket – infant cluster – Roe Green infant school Dance – one world week JUMP ROPE – charity fundraiser	£1000	Pupils participate in a variety of festivals and competitions to enhance their cultural capital Pupils work in conjunction with pupils from other local Infant Schools to enhance and develop the qualities of good sportsmanship. Links made with other local Infant Schools
Introduction of Chess club for KS1 with specialist teacher.	£1500	Encouraging pupils to develop the love of chess and attempt other board games The game of chess helps children learn to concentrate, think logically, overcome obstacles, and spot patterns. It also helps with the development of problem-solving skills, patience, focus of thought and self-discipline.
Transportation cost for pupils taking part in Infant Cluster Sporting competitions	£300	Pupils are able to attend 3 sporting events which require transportation
Specialist Dance Teacher for national dances for each class. (International Week)	£200	Pupils have a range of different experiences in PE for a broad curriculum More pupils to take up sport and active lifestyle
PE Resources and equipment, including a PE webpage	£920	Offer pupils the appropriate resources to be fully engaged in PE lessons. To ensure pupils and their families develop the love of sport to enhance their future lives as well as encourage them to live healthy lifestyles.
Trampoline classes with specialist teacher	£3600	Pupils have a range of different experiences in PE for a broad curriculum More pupils to take up sport and active lifestyle Pupils become more practised in “mindfulness” as part of Mental health initiative
Total Expenditure		£17 650

CONVENT OF JESUS AND MARY CATHOLIC INFANT & NURSERY SCHOOL

PE and Sport Funding Expenditure 2018-19

At the Convent of Jesus and Mary RC Infant School & Nursery, we aim to establish a culture that enables and encourages all pupils to play and enjoy Physical Activity.

We ensure that teaching and learning opportunities meet the needs of all pupils. Our action plan has been implemented to improve the quality and breadth of PE and sport provision.

Overall objective:

To Increase Participation in Sports and PE and Develop Healthy Life Styles by:

Developing the teaching of P.E. across the school
Promoting the importance of a healthy life style to all pupils
Developing independence
Developing core strength to aid in key basic skills
Developing better concentration skills in class

£17 750 (Nov 18)

Item/Project/Summary	Cost	Intended Outcomes	Results and Impact
Hiring specialist PE teachers/specialised sports coaches to work with all teachers when teaching PE and to specialist P.E. skills (Street Dance and Multiskills)	£9450	Evidence of good progress in P.E. Staff confidently recording levels of attainment of all pupils in all areas of P.E. Evidence of Progression throughout P.E., including the identification of more-able pupils. Evidence of a broad P.E. curriculum More pupils attending a variety of sports clubs	Clear tracking of development of PE skills Pupils identified as more able in all aspects of PE curriculum Range of experiences for pupils Oversubscription to afterschool sports clubs This experience has enabled children to develop team building and resilience.
Appointed specialist sports coach to assess and analyse physical/gross and fine motor skills/needs in Reception classes and related impact on pupil progress.	£3000	Impact on pupils’ gross and fine motor skills leaving EYFS Higher level of concentration in class More pupils reaching expected levels in Writing leaving EYFS	93% of pupils in Reception reaching Expected in Moving and Handling compared 89% for the LA with 22% exceeding compared to 14% LA. 81% of pupils in Reception reached expected in Writing compared with 74% LA, 18% of our pupils were exceeding compared with 10% in the LA.
Sports Partnership with local cluster of Infant Schools, facilitated by Capital City Academy -local Infant School competitions -local Infant School festivals -access to other sporting venues -subsidised Basketball and Irish Dancing	£1000	Pupils participate in a variety of festivals and competitions to enhance their cultural capital Pupils work in conjunction with pupils from other local Infant Schools to enhance and develop the qualities of good sportsmanship. Links made with other local Infant Schools.	Participation in different sports festivals with the other Brent Infant Schools. Experience of a broad and varied curriculum Engaging with other schools in a competitive environment enabling them to develop resilience and resourcefulness to rise to new challenges.
Basketball coaching for KS1 with specialist coach	£200	Pupils become more proficient with basketball skills Pupils have a range of different experiences in PE for a broad curriculum More pupils to take up sport and active lifestyle	100% participation in Sports Day Young leaders from local College (age 15-18) gained experience of showing key skills required for BTEC qualification in Sports Leadership Level 1 or 2. Many of these young leaders come from hard to reach backgrounds and come from different ethnicities and cultures.
Transportation cost for pupils taking part in Infant Cluster Sporting competitions	£225	Pupils are able to attend 3 sporting events which require transportation	Pupils enjoyed the competitive sports with the other 4 Infant schools in Brent.
Lunchtime club for 2 terms Dance/keep fit	£2400	More pupils uptake a lunch time club Enjoyment of exercise	Both staff and pupils enjoyed this dance club. A greater number of children took on the club because it was their TA teaching them dance.
Specialist Dance Teacher for national dances for each class. (International Week)	£200	Pupils have a range of different experiences in PE for a broad curriculum More pupils to take up sport and active lifestyle	The event was very well attended. Pupils enjoyed the variety of dances and music from different countries. PSHE – celebrating difference, by welcoming and including other cultures
Yoga club with specialist teacher	£1275	Pupils have a range of different experiences in PE for a broad curriculum More pupils to take up sport and active lifestyle Pupils become more practised in “mindfulness” as part of Mental health initiative	A very successful club. Very well attended by pupils of the 3-year groups. Pupil voice survey confirmed pupils felt calmer and more relaxed after their yoga lesson
Total Expenditure		£17 750