Sports Premium
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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. |
Swimming at Trinity
Children have regular opportunities to swim at Trinity. We also organise the annual Pontesbury Are Swimming gala for local schools. In 2017-18, 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. |
