Sports Premium
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Use and Impact of the sport premium funding (2020/21)
For the 2020/21 Academic Year, the school will receive £17310 from the DfE for P.E. and Sport. This year, the school will use the PE and Sport Grant as follows: - Provide HLTA transition support in the planning and delivery of P.E across KS1 & KS2. - Hiring of Specialist Qualified P.E coaches, alongside teachers, to support P.E teaching - Chance to Shine Cricket, Shrewsbury Tennis Coaching, etc. - Specific training (e.g. archery, sportsablity) for staff to develop staff expertise and ensure the sustainability of funding. - Development of targeted support within P.E Lessons to deliver 'Cool Kids' programme. - Development of Assessment and Tracking systems to monitor progress in P.E. - Purchasing of lesson planning resources to support the delivery of high-quality P.E e.g. TOPs - Adapting pupil leadership roles in curricular and extra-curricular sport e.g. Virtual Games in light of the Covid-19 outbreak. - Wet Play Games equipment to embed and promote physical activity throughout the school day on rainy days. - Entry fees and Transport to inter-school games events involving whole Key Stage 2. Use and Impact of the sport premium funding (2019/20) For the 2019/20 Academic Year, the school has received £17520 from the DfE for P.E. and Sport. This year, the school will use the PE and Sport Grant as follows: - Hiring of Specialist Qualified P.E coaches, alongside teachers, to support P.E teaching - Inspire (LK) and Chance to Shine Cricket - Level 5 P.E Qualification (2nd Year) to support the continual and sustainable development of P.E teaching. - Specific training (e.g. swimming) for staff to develop staff expertise and ensure the sustainability of funding. - Development of targeted extra-curricular provision to engage a wide variety of children in physical activity and exercise e.g. rowing, bowls, energise club, etc. - Development of pupil leadership roles in extra-curricular sport e.g. KS2 Pupils leading KS1 Clubs with Specialist P.E Teacher . - Lunch Time Games equipment to embed and promote physical activity throughout the school day. - Entry fees and Transport to inter-school games events involving whole Key Stage 2. Use and Impact of the sport premium funding (2018/19) For the 2018/19 Academic Year, the school has received £17276 from the DfE for P.E. and Sport. This year, the school will use the PE and Sport Grant as follows: - Hiring of Specialist Qualified P.E coaches, alongside teachers, to support P.E teaching - Inspire (LK) and Chance to Shine Cricket - Level 5 P.E Qualification to support the continual and sustainable development of P.E teaching. - Specific training (e.g. gymnastics, cricket) for staff to develop staff expertise and ensure the sustainability of funding. - Development of targeted extra-curricular provision to engage a wide variety of children in physical activity and exercise e.g. rowing, bowls, energise club, etc. - Development of pupil leadership roles in extra-curricular sport e.g. KS2 Pupils leading KS1 Clubs with Specialist P.E Teacher . - Lunch Time Games equipment to embed and promote physical activity throughout the school day. - Entry fees and Transport to inter-school games events involving whole Key Stage 2. Use and Impact of the sport premium funding (2017/18) For the 2017/18 Academic Year, the school has received £17320 from the DfE for P.E. and Sport. This year, the school will use the PE and Sport Grant as follows: - Development of targeted extra-curricular provision to engage a wide variety of children in physical activity and exercise. - Specific training (e.g. gymnastics, cricket) for staff to develop staff expertise and ensure the sustainability of funding. - Transport to inter-school games events involving whole Key Stage 2. - Improve P.E Kit to ensure high-standards in P.E and Sport - using sponsorship. - Continued partnership work with the Shrewsbury Folk Festival through the development of folk dancing. Use and Impact of the sport premium funding (2016/17) In 2016/17 Trinity School the sports premium funding enabled the school to achieve: - The Sainsbury's School Games Gold Kitemark for the third year in succession. - High quality specialist teaching and coaching in PE across the school - Promotion of high standards in PE through a new PE kit for all children (funded jointly with private business sponsorship) - Development of pupil play leaders to develop lunchtime competition. - Investment in staff training to promote playtime games and develop gymnastics. - Unprecedented sporting achievement in inter-school competition and engagement in extra-curricular activity. - Development of rapper sword dancing in partnership with the Shrewsbury Folk Festival. - Provide a Change 4 Life club to engage a wider group of children in PE and sport. - Use of specialist PE staff across the school to lead high quality PE sessions and to contribute to staff professional development. - Development of targeted extra-curricular provision to engage a wide variety of children in physical activity and exercise. |
Sports Premium Plan & Impact 2020-21
The document below details how our Sports Premium funding is utilised, the costs involved and the impact of what has been put in place (which will be evaluated at the end of the year).
Swimming at Trinity
Children have regular opportunities to swim at Trinity. We also organise the annual Pontesbury Are Swimming gala for local schools. 92% of the children in Year 6 at Trinity can: - swim more than 25 metres at the end of Year 6 confidently and proficiently - use a range of strokes effectively - perform safe self-rescue in different situations. | ||
