Sport Premium

Government Sports Funding

 

Following the success of the 2012 and 2016 Olympics, the government have invested money in improving outcomes for children and encouraging children to become Gold medallists of the future. Schools across the country are receiving additional funding to support this initiative over the next few years. At Mossfield, we are keen to invest heavily in opportunities for our children to take part in a range of activities, including competitions with other schools, competitions in school and introducing children to new sports and activities. This funding is called the Sport Premium, and for the academic year 2020/21, Mossfield Primary have been allocated £19,277.

 

 

Provision at Mossfield Primary

 

As a school we already provide high quality physical education within the curriculum and numerous sporting activities outside of it. We are proud of the fact that our extra-curricular sporting provisions are entirely free of charge to pupils.

 

Our intention is that the Sport Premium funding will further enhance this existing provision for our children. The Governors agree that the funding must be used so that all children benefit, regardless of sporting ability

 

 

  

 

Sport Premium Expenditure 2020/21: £19,277

 

Our funding in 2020/21 will go towards the cost of a full time Sports Coach (£24,500). They will deliver PE lessons to all children in KS1 and KS2 to increase their motivation to engage with sports and PE. 

The Sports Coach will also oversee Extra-Curricular Sports Clubs every afternoon to enable the children to partake in a range of physical activities.

 

 

   

 

Here is a breakdown of how Mossfield will used its allocated funding of £19,277 in 2019/2020:

· Edstart sports provisions – to increase the motivation of children to engage with sports and PE activity in and outside of school, and increase the knowledge and confidence of Mossfield staff to deliver sports and PE activity lessons. £8275

· Edstart Extra-Curricular Sports Clubs – to enable children to partake in a range of physical activities throughout the year. £1440

· Staffing and transport to a variety of sporting activities (including football and athletics tournaments). £260

· Affiliation to Salford Primary School’s Sports Association (football, netball, rounders, cross-country, athletics – leagues and cups). £60

· Costs of Sports Day including the planning and staffing of this event (all teachers and teaching assistants attend for a minimum of 2 hours).£2723

· Additional swimming lessons for all Year 4 pupils to enable them to attend weekly swimming lessons for the full academic year. £5320

 

 

   

 

Governance (taken from OFSTED Subsidiary Guidance)

 

Inspectors will consider the impact of primary school sport funding on pupil’s lifestyles and physical well-being by taking account of the following factors:

· The increase in participation rates in such activities as games, dance, gymnastics, swimming and athletics.

· The increase and success in competitive school sports.

· How much more inclusive the PE curriculum has become

· The growth in the rate of provision of alternative sporting activities.

· The improvement in partnership work on PE with other schools and other local partners

· Links with other subjects that contribute to pupil’s overall achievement and their greater spiritual, moral, social and cultural skills

· The greater awareness amongst pupils about the dangers of obesity, smoking and other such activities that undermine pupil’s health

· The impact of school’s work on the physical and mental health and well-being of its pupils.

 

   

 

Swimming

 

Due to Covid-19 Restrictions, information with regards to the proficiency in swimming is currently unavailable.