Sports Premium
We recieve a grant from the Government towards providing additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of our P.E, physical activity and sport provision for all children.
We receive £16,000 + £10 per pupil year 1-6 (as per DfE Autumn Census) and is split across financial years.
In 2021/22 we received £16,660 P.E and Sport Premium based on 66 pupils.
For the 2022/23 academic year our P.E. and Sport Premium is based on 56 pupils with an allocation of £16,560
We use the premium to secure improvemnets in the following 5 indicators:
- providing targeted activities and support to involve and encourage the least active children.
- encouraging active play during break and lunchtimes
- establishing, extending or funding attendance of school sport clubs and activities.
- adopting an active mile initiative
- raising attainment in primary school swimming to meet requirements of the national curriculum before the end of KS2, so that every child leaving primary school is able to swim.
Co delivery of PE lessons, through the Vale Royal School Sportsd Partnership funded by the PE grant has proved extremely successful and will continue to run due to its success. Teachers have benefitted from observing specialist staff delivering PE to their classes then using those new skills to deliver high quality lessons. This high quality service which supports high participation in PE and Sport. The Vale Royal Sports partnership plan, organise and deliver a huge range of activities, competitions, training and subject leadership advice. In order to sustain this participation, we will continue to pay for this service.
This year, through the Vale Royal school Sport partnership and Vale Royal School Sport Strategy Group our children have competed and participated in a number of sporting opportunities and indoor sportshall events against other local Primary Schools.
After School Sports Clubs
Our School Football team, coached by our UEFA B Licenced Football Coach, have also competed in a number of matches organsied against other local Primary Schools and won the 5 Parishes Village Cup. All KS2 children have the opportunity to take part in After School Football through the P.E. and Sport Premium Grant. During Summer months, all KS2 children have the opportunity to take part in After School Rounders Club coached by our dedicated sports coach. Through particiaption the sustained impact will see children at Crowton Christ Church primary School take part in more sporting and physical activities and become more competitive n the future.
We were able to offer an Easter Sports and Activities Holiday Club to all children to encourage further partiipation in physical games and sport.
We have purchased scooters and safety equipment for our After School Club to encourage children to be active outside of school hours.
The Sports Grant has enabled us to purchase extra equipment to enhance our PE lessons, as well as subsidise transport costs to take pupils to and from sporting competitons.
We have been able to hire a dedicated sports coach to deliver high quality PE lessons to develop skills and encourage participation amongst all children through the funding.
Throughout the year our Year 5’s have received training to enable them to become Sports Ambassadors and Fizz Kids representatives, which encourages more children to participate in PE activities at lunchtime. The training has been provided by Weaverham High School PE teacher, Mr Finney, who visits school.
62% of children at Crowton Christ Church Primary school regularly attend PE/Sport activities that include Swimming, Judo, Tennis, Ice Hockey, Dance, Horse riding, Basketball, Rugby and Athletics. Being such a small school we often lack the correct number of children for teams in competitions. With our allocated PE money we can offer clubs available and the sustained impact will see children at Crowton Christ Church Primary attending an increased number of competitions and become more competitive in the future.
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