Tolleshunt D’Arcy St. Nicholas C of E Primary Academy
PE and Sports Premium Grant Expenditure: Financial Year 2021/22
| Number of pupils and PE and Sports Premium Grant (SPG) received |
| Total number of pupils on role |
106 |
| Total amount of SSG received |
£16.6750 |
| Nature of support from September 2021 |
| We support improvement in sport participation through providing opportunities for competition within the local consortium. Some of the grant is used to purchase sports equipment, sports coaching and install new playground equipment.
Additional after school clubs are provided, promoting physical health and fitness and challenge and development for more able sports people. There has been an audit on stock and PE equipment has been ordered to ensure the sustainability of teaching a range of sports. This includes equipment for lunchtime to encourage active play. |
| Measuring the impact of SPG spending |
| The measurement of the impact of the support and interventions shows that pupils are more engaged with P.E. sessions, with enthusiasm for sport increasing. Teachers are becoming more confident in teaching the specific skills needed to extend and challenge pupils in sport. Uptake of extra-curricular activities is high, promoting both excellence in sport and the importance of a healthy lifestyle. We are also increasing the amount of amount of sports events we are able to participate in, with an ambition to make progress and achieve success in these. |
| Swimming impact |
| What percentage of year 6 pupils could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of 25 meters when leaving school at the end of the last academic year? |
69% |
| What percentage of year 6 pupils could use a range of strokes effectively when leaving school at the end of the last academic year? |
69% |
| What percentage of year 6 pupils could perform a safe self-rescue in different water-based situations when they leaving school at the end of the last academic year? |
69% |
| Has the Primary PE and Sports Premium funding been used to provide additional swimming provision beyond that of the National Curriculum requirements? |
Yes |