Sports Premium Funding
Sports Premium Funding
he Department for Education (DfE) are spending over £450 million on improving physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools over 3 academic years.
The funding is allocated directly to primary schools to spend on improving the quality of sport and PE for all pupils.
Sports Funding Reviews
- 2021-22
We are due to receive £17,665 in 2021-22. Please view our plan for Sports Funding 2021-22 - 2020-21
We received £17,525 in 2020-21. Please view our Sports Funding 2020-21 report for more information about the evaluation of our Sports funding for 2020-21 - 2019-20
We received £18,129 in 2019-20. Please view our Sports Funding 2019-20 report for more information about the evaluation of our Sports funding for 2019 – 20
Year 6 Swimming Ability
Our Children engage with swimming lessons at Clissold Leisure Centre whilst they are in Year 4.
2020-21 Y6 cohort
Our most current year 6 cohort of children attended these lessons in 2018-2019.
- From this cohort of pupils, 64% of the children were able to swim at least 25 meters unaided by the end of their block of lessons in year 4, and by the end of year 6 40% of the children were able to swim at least 25 meters unaided.
- 23/39 pupils from this cohort were able to use a range of strokes effectively.
- 22/39 pupils from this cohort were able to perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.
2019-20 Y6 cohort
This cohort of Y6 children attended these lessons in 2017-2018.
- From this cohort of pupils, 20% of the children were able to swim at least 25 meters unaided by the end of their block of lessons in year 4, and by the end of year 6 40% of the children were able to swim at least 25 meters unaided.
- 8/27 pupils from this cohort were able to use a range of strokes effectively.
- 9/27 pupils from this cohort were able to perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.