Pallister Park Primary School

PE & Sports Premium

Investing in healthy, active lives for every child

The Government provides Primary PE and Sport Premium funding to improve the quality of PE and sport for all children. At Pallister Park we use this funding to build on an already outstanding sports provision.

All children and young people should live healthy, active lives. The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity every day for children and young people.

How much we receive and how we spend it

The Government’s £320 million per annum PE and Sport Premium is jointly funded by the Departments for Education, Health, and Culture, Media and Sport. All schools with 17 or more primary-aged pupils receive a lump sum of £16,000 plus £10 per pupil.

Pallister Park Primary School received £20,780 in PE and Sport Premium. In addition to this, in the last financial year the school spent approximately £50,000 on PE and sport from its own budget — excluding teacher wages — reflecting how central physical activity is to everything we do here.

The funding can only be spent on PE and sport provision within school. It must make additional and sustainable improvements — it cannot replace core school activities. Please download our full financial breakdown below.

£20,780

PE & Sport Premium received

~£50,000

Total school PE & sport spend

2 hrs+

High-quality PE per week, every week

60 mins

Daily active target for every child

What the funding must improve

Increasing confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sporting activities

Increasing engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity and sport, raising its profile across the whole school

Offering a broader and more equal experience of a range of sports and physical activities to all pupils

Increasing participation in competitive sport — both within school and in local and regional competitions

Providing equal access to sport and physical activity for both boys and girls across all year groups

How we use the funding at Pallister Park

Embedding physical activity into the school day through active break times and encouraging active travel to and from school

Targeted activities to involve and encourage the least active children

CPD and training for all staff to build confidence and expertise in delivering PE lessons

Extra-curricular opportunities enabling children to access a wider range of sporting activities and specialist instruction

Top-up swimming and water safety lessons for pupils who have not met national curriculum requirements after core lessons

Specialist support for children with additional needs to access and fully participate in PE lessons

Entering local school competitions and holding inter-house competitions to encourage participation and build competitive experience

Ensuring equal access to the full range of sports and physical activities the school offers for all pupils

Questions about PE and sport at Pallister Park? Call us on 01642 242174 or email pkcontactus@oc1st.co.uk

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