Sports Premium
At Darlinghurst, we provide a high quality Physical Education programme and provide opportunities for the pupils to become physically confident and develop an understanding of the importance of a healthy and active lifestyle. Competing in a range of sports in school and at tournaments and festivals will help to embed important British values such as fairness and respect, whilst at the same time allowing the children to build character and the chance to achieve their best.
We aim to inspire our pupils to succeed and excel in competitive sport and enjoy being active and healthy.
Provisional Expenditure of Sports Premium 2017-18
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Sports Premium 2017/18 |
Initial allocation: £16,000 plus £10 per child (one off payment) £6,970 Total £22,110 |
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Action Plan |
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Impact/Outcomes |
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Affiliation fees Southend Primary Sports Association 2017-18 SPSSA netball league SPSSA football league Community Cup CPD |
£1800 £10 £20 £50 £200
Total £2,080 |
Access to over 40 inter-school competitions for boys, girls and mixed teams across from Reception to Year 6. Many of these lead to county and national level competition. Competitions also serve as a vehicle for the SSCO team to identify talented pupils and offer them additional challenging programmes to accelerate pupils' development.
There is also support and CPD for staff available as a result of our membership with the association.
We are on course to enter more competitions than previous years, allowing more children the opportunity to compete and represent the school.
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Specialist PE instructor Salary for hours outside of PPA provision |
£9,000
Total £9,000 |
Beyond class teaching commitment, our specialist PE instructors will
Maintain our wide range of extra-curricular sporting clubs (16 FREE clubs to date)
Maintain our multiple and varied competitive school teams across all age groups.
Maintain and enhance a healthy living unit within our programme of study which will educate all our children how to lead a positive, healthy and active lifestyle.
To identify 'non-participants' in extra-curricular sport and provide additional activities to encourage immediate and long term participation.
Continue to forge links with local sports clubs to encourage participation in clubs outside of school.
Plan an annual inter-house competition so all children experience competitive sport in a positive way (Shaping the Future Day)
Maintain/Enhance competitive sports day programme.
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Transport to tournaments Coach Borough sports
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£325
Total £325 |
Without transport provided it would not be possible to take part in competitions.
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Equipment Benches 30 size 3 Footballs Dodgeball Set Cones Bibs Bean Bags |
£720 £108 £114 £21 £108 £21 Total £1092 |
Essential for high quality PE lessons and sports clubs. |
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Astro Turf Levelling and resurfacing |
£9.613 approx
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The all-weather pitch has become unusable during the winter/spring months due uneven ground holding water. By using some of our sports premium money to part fund the level and resurface the astro-turf we will be able to use it all year round. The impact of this will be a safer area for PE lessons during the winter/spring months, high quality lessons during the above seasons with a large and safe area to use. We will also be able to offer more extra-curricular clubs at lunchtimes, before and after school during the winter months. The area will also be used as a keep active area during break times. |
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Total |
£22,110 |
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Autumn Term 2017
21 Extra-Curricular Clubs (16 of which are FREE) 437 places
201 Girls active in extra-curricular sports clubs
236 Boys active in extra-curricular sports clubs
10 competitions to date
75 children represented (33 Girls, 42 Boys)
Swimming Data
61%of our year six children can swim 25m
59% of our year six children can use a range of different strokes
49% of our year six children can perform self-rescue
Sports Premium Impact year on year:
2016/17
Autumn term 2016
15 extra-curricular sports clubs offered (482 places)
197 girls active in extra-curricular sports clubs
285 boys active in extra-curricular sports clubs
8 competitions entered to date
104 children represented school (60 boys, 44 girls)
Spring term 2017
15 extra-curricular sports clubs offered (484)
199 girls active in extra-curricular sports clubs
285 boys active in extra-curricular sports clubs
11 competitions entered to date
113 children represented school (64 boys, 49 girls)
Summer term 2017
12 extra-curricular sports clubs offered (433)
184 girls active in extra-curricular sports clubs
249 boys active in extra - curricular sports clubs
22 competitions entered to date
180 children represented school (94 boys, 86 girls)
Notable Achievements
2015-16
Autumn term 2015
- 10 extra-curricular sports clubs offered
- 154 girls signed up. 112 offered a place in a club (42 on a waiting list)
- 126 boys signed up, 98 offered a place in a club (28 on a waiting list)
- 4 competitions entered to date
- 38 children represented school (20 boys, 18 girls)
Spring term 2016
- 16 extra-curricular sports clubs offered
- 161 girls signed up, 110 offered a place in a club (51 on a waiting list)
- 185 boys signed up, 146 offered a place in a club (39 on a waiting list)
- 7 competitions entered to date (inclusive of previous term)
- 67 children represented school (34 boys, 33 girls)
Summer term 2016
- 16 extra-curricular sports clubs offered
- 192 girls signed up, 166 offered a place in a club (26 on a waiting list)
- 158 boys signed up, 136 offered a place in a club (22 on a waiting list)
- 8 competitions entered (inclusive of previous terms)
- 86 children represented school (46 boys, 40 girls)
Future events for this term
- Girls Cricket Tournament
- Boys Cricket Tournament
- KS1 Borough Sports
- KS2 Borough Sports
- Super Sports (Track/Field)
- School Sports Day
2014-15
- 13 inter school competitions entered
- 74 children represented the school
- Teachers regularly observed 4Sports' lessons, improving the delivery of their own quality PE lessons
Notable achievements:
- Borough Sports 4th Division Champions (1st field, 2nd track)
- 5/6 Tag rugby 5th (20+ schools)
- 5/6 football 8th (20+ schools)
- 10 sports clubs offered
- 259 children (45%) participated
- 17% of girls from Reception to Year 6 participated in an extra-curricular sports clubs Key Stage 2 participation is greater (28%) and the gap between girls' and boys' participation levels is narrower (8%).
2013-14
- 8 inter school competitions entered
- 62 children represented the school
- Notable achievements: N/A
- 8 sport clubs offered by the school