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PE and Sport Premium July 2025

The school receives additional funding to improve the provision of physical education and sport in primary schools. Schools must use this to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of physical education and sport that they offer.

Key indicators / aims:

  • To ensure all pupils are engaged in regular physical activity – at least 30 minutes daily.
  • To raise the profile of PE, School Sport and Physical Activity (PESSPA) across the school.
  • To raise confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport.
  • To broaden experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils.
  • To increase participation in competitive sport.
  • To ensure the school is well-resourced for PESSPA.
  • To ensure that the majority of students are able to swim 25m by the time they leave Year 6.
PE and Sport Premium Income Last Year 2023/4Amount
Funding allocation 24/25£17,720
C/F from 23/24£ 5,270
TOTAL PE Funding£22,990
PE and Sport Premium Expenditure Last Year 2024/25Amount
Outdoor play area£ 2,161
Competitions£ 6,100
Booster swimming sessions£ 3,000
Equipment and maintenance£ 3,499
Chipping Norton Sports Partnership£ 8,230
TOTAL PE Premium Expenditure£22,990

Impact

  • 100% of Year 6 pupils have participated in at least 1 interschool tournament
  • 55% of Rec to year 6 pupils attend sports clubs
  • Sports leaders run sports sessions at lunchtimes 3 times per week
  • Cross country track now in use by Rec to Y6 at lunchtimes
  • Staff training has impacted on teaching of dance, gymnastics and football
  • New portal has improved general teaching of PE across the school
  • 80% of teaching staff have participated in extra curricular and/orsports competitions 
  • Long-term physical provision / resources have been improved
PE and Sport Premium Strategy next year 2025/26Amount
PE Premium Income(£17,720)
Expenditure – Competitions £ 4,880
Expenditure – Equipment£ 9,240
Grounds Maintenance£ 3,600