Oakfield Primary

At Oakfield Primary School our intentions for the Sports Premium are:

• Continue to ensure KS1 and KS2 access more inter school sporting activities/competitions. We will participate in events organised by the Sports Partnership.
• Continue to provide FS, KS1 and KS2 in broad range of workshops within school.
• Develop an intra-school competition within the PE lessons.
• Provide staff with CPD opportunities to ensure they can deliver high quality lessons.
• To develop and improve the ‘active 60 minutes’ initiative, 30 minutes which need to be fulfilled by school.

 

The latter will be carried out through:

• Staff meetings to discuss any necessary changes to the playtime and keeping various activities such as the daily mile, wake and shake and the use of brain gym activities during lesson times to keep children motivated and energised.
• Providing lunchtime supervisors with training and support to deliver activities.
• Providing up to 20 Y4 pupils with the opportunity to access the Sports Force training giving them to skills to lead activities at play time.

 

What impact has the funding made?

• There are more workshops available to all children in the school giving them the opportunity to learn new skills and activities to implement at playtime to fulfil their active 30 minutes.
• Children have participated in virtual competitions throughout the year giving them an opportunity to develop their sportsmanship skills and a chance to demonstrate their physical skills.
• Staff have been given CPD focusing on how to support children in order to help them succeed within a PE lesson.
• Lunchtime supervisors have been able to implement playtime games to increase physical activity.

Oakfield Primary School’s Aims

At Oakfield Primary School we are continually adapting and striving to improve the quality of PE and sport. The government have announced they will be extending the funding into 2021/22.

Our school aims to:

• Ensure every child takes part in 30 active minutes at school
• Improve the quality of PE and sport sessions that every child receives
• To increase participation in competitions
• To provide each child with a broad range of sporting experiences

Oakfield Primary  School’s Aims

At Oakfield Primary School we are continually adapting and striving to improve the quality of PE and sport. The government announced in September 2017 it would double the sports premium which every school receives.

Our school aims to:

• Ensure every child takes part in 30 active minutes at school
• Improve the quality of PE and sport sessions that every child receives
• To increase participation in competitions
• To provide each child with a broad range of sporting experiences