PE & Sports Premium
Please refer to the 'Parents' page then 'Sports' for more details of what is provided to the pupils in our school.
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Sports Premium Spending for St. Peter’s Catholic Primary School 2021-22
Summary Information | |||||
School | St. Peter’s Catholic Primary School | ||||
Academic year | 2021-2022 | Total SP Budget | £17,770 | Date of most recent SP review | Feb 2022 |
Total number of pupils | 208 | Sports premium lead | Mr K Wynne | Date of next internal SP review | July 2022 |
Barriers to future attainment | |||||
In School Barriers (issues to be addressed in school) | |||||
A | Pupils not taking part in sporting activity/exercise out of school – low motivation for taking part in sports | ||||
B | Having limited access to competitive sporting activities | ||||
C | Pupils require a minimum of 30 minutes of physical activity per day | ||||
D | Staff must undertake quality CPD to deliver effective provision both indoors and outdoors | ||||
External Barriers | |||||
1 | Doncaster has high levels of childhood obesity and poor engagement of children in exercise. Consider work with the school nursing team to address this issue | ||||
Desired Outcomes | ||||
| Desired outcomes and cost to implement | Cost | Success Criteria | |
A |
| £ 2,120 £ 1,200 £ 5,448 £ 1,000 |
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B |
| £1,000 |
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C |
| £15,000 |
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D |
| £1,000 |
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Total spend | £26,768 | Carried forward | £ 7,480 | |
Underspend of £16,478 due to COVID-19 pandemic was transferred to 2021-22 giving the total of £34,248 | ||||
Meeting national curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety | Please complete all of the below: |
What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres? N.B. Even though your children may swim in another year please report on their attainment on leaving primary school | 55% |
What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke]? |
57%
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What percentage of your current Year 6 cohort perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations? |
60%
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Schools can choose to use the Primary PE and Sport Premium to provide additional provision for swimming but this must be for activity over and above the national curriculum requirements. Have you used it in this way? | No
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PE and Sports Premium Grant 2019-2020
St. Peter’s Catholic Primary School received a grant of £17,770 plus a carry forward from 2018/2019 of £2,248, making a total of £20,018 for the 177 pupils at school.
Expenditure:
Item/Activity/Training | Expenditure |
Active Fusion | £4,000 |
| Johnny Harvey Coaching | £1,170 |
Doncaster Danum Eagles | £ 780 |
Doncaster Foundation | £1,600 |
Sports week | £0 |
Transport | £0 |
Creative Dance | £3,762 |
| Kixx | £1,430 |
Total Spend | £12,742 |
| Carried Forward to 2020/2021 | £ 7,276 |
Autumn After School Sports
In the Autumn term we have enjoyed a number of different after school sports clubs. These have included:
- gymnastics
- hockey
- cheerleading
- volleyball
- dodgeball
- football
PE and Sports Premium Grant 2017-18
St. Peter’s Catholic Primary School received a grant of £17,770 for the 177 pupils eligible from the Jan 2017 census.
Proposed expenditure:
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Item/Activity/Training |
Proposed Expenditure |
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Active Fusion |
£4,000 |
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Extra-curricular activities |
£3,885 |
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Mini-Kicks |
£1,430 |
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Doncaster Foundation |
£2,000 |
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Sports week |
£1,000 |
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Transport |
£1,000 |
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Float to carry into October 18 |
£4,455 |
Further details of what provision was provided for the money spent:
Active Fusion provided: Exclusive member benefits, professional development for staff and pupils and access to local and national competitions and festivals that benefitted F2-Y6.
Extra-curricular activities: Up to 30 activities accessed by Y2-Y6 pupils over the year with on average 20 pupils attending each activity. Development of links with outside agencies, clubs and associations.
Mini-Kicks: In class PE support in F2-Y1 with multi skills activities
Doncaster Foundation: In class PE support with Y2-Y3 with football and rugby.
Sports week: Arrangement of activities not usually delivered in school, boccia, curling, active bikers, Zumba and Little Warriors circuit training or assault course.
Transport: This is intended to allow pupils to access wider competition opportunities against pupils at a local and regional level.
Float: Enquiries into providing a hard surface around the perimeter of the school field to provide opportunities during inclement weather for daily mile
Impact:
The variety of activities offered, has increased participation with many pupils who have not been engaged previously, being so this year. Overall the average number of pupils attending each activity has been 20. Increased attainment has been seen with success at local and a regional level in sports hall athletics and girls football in particular. Impact report from Active Fusion to be included at the end of the academic year. It is anticipated that we will achieve Gold Mark with Sainsbury’s School Sports mark, continuing the previous bronze and more recently the two gold awards.
Swimming:
Out of 30 pupils 25 achieved the standard required.
Can swim competently for 25m.
Can use a range of strokes.
Can perform self-rescue.
School Sports Council
Mr Wynne meets regularly with the school sports council to discuss and plan how school make the best provision for pupils.
Minutes of the meetings are available.
2017-18 Round Up
Over the course of the academic year St. Peter's enjoyed lots of success as part of our committment to sport.
Fit 2 Play Rounders Champions
Well done to our Y6 Rounders team who won the Fit 2 Play Tournament last night. In a highly competitive groups of games they managed to win all three of their games. Our Y5 team finished 4th. Throughout the tournament the tactics and skills shown by our pupils got better and better. They were a credit to the school. Thank you to staff and parents who supported the pupils.
Y6 Squad: Connor, Erdene, Tom, Ben, Darcey, Georgie, Caithlin and Alibah
Y5 Squad: James, Harri, Josh O, Toochi, Isabelle, Erim M, Jacob, Josh F, Feechi
Y4 Class Rounders
Well done to the Blue team who beat their class mates by half a rounder to win the class tournament. It was clear that the skills of bowling, striking and fielding have improved over the sessions. Well done to you all.
Blue team: Holly, Freddy, Gvidas, Emily, Abbie, Mariam and Zach M.
Active Girls Leaders
Natalie, Connie and Katie attended a course today aimed at increasing the amount of girls participating in physical activity in school and the wider community. Following lots of discussions and activities they came to the conclusion that they can make an impact on this and will work closely with Mr Wynne and the girls in school to provide an even wider range of activities which the girls will feel that they can participate in. They will be conducting surveys, present their findings and make a difference. Boys need not worry as they will also be given the same opportunity to have their say on what activities they might want to see next year also.
Tag Rugby 24.5.18
Our Tag ruby team had their first outing in 2 years today and despite having some Y6 pupils missing due to their residential I have been informed that the pupils who went produce some excellent performances and positive comments have been given to me about them. They managed to secure a third place finish out of a league of 6 teams. Training will continue after the holidays to fine tune their skills. Thank you to staff and parents for their continued support.
Squad: Jacob, George, Rhys, Zach W, Toby, Gvidas, Josh F, Iga, Natalie and Erin F.
22.5.18 PLAY ON THE PITCH
As part of our commitment to provide a variety of opportunities to our pupils we took up the invite from Club Doncaster to participate in the Play on the Pitch festival this year. From a tour of the Rovers ground, to team leading activities, mini superstars challenges and competitive football our Y5 squad did the school and themselves proud. In our mini league we won 3 games and lost one, finishing runners up and progressing into the knockout stages last 16. Unfortunately we were beaten 1-0 but from over 40 schools competing we can be pleased with our efforts. Thank you to staff and supporters who attended and parents who picked up from the venue.
Squad: Erin F, Iga, Josh F, Jacob, Daniel, Toby, Sebastian and Elijah
Y5/6 Boys Football
Our Y5/6 boys travelled to Rossington for a football tournament on Wednesday evening. Having posted 3 wins from 3 games with 1-0, 1-0 and a 3-0 victory we progressed into the knockout rounds. Unfortunately we couldn't continue the momentum that we had built up previously and were beaten 1-0. I would like to say that the boys played some good football , showing some outstanding skills and will improve through the experience from today.
Squad: Sebastian, Jacob, Josh, Toby, Shay, Ben, Daniel and Tom.
Thank you also to the parents and staff for your support.
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12.10.17
Football Competition
It was a great pleasure to take the children to the year 3 and 4 Doncaster school’s competition and watch their progress. Both the boys and girl’s teams played exceptionally well and showed great teamwork as well as some fancy footwork. The boys reached the quarter finals having come second in their group winning 2 matches, drawing 1 and losing 1 but were unfortunately eliminated on penalties. The girls however made it all the way to the finals with some excellent team performances which included 8- 0 and 7-0 wins. The girls won every match and let no goals in at all even in the final which means that St Peter’s year 3 and 4 girls are Doncaster Champions. Well done to Abbie, Holly, Nicol, Ariaana, Evie, Natalie, Annabel, and Elena as well as George, Freddy, Henry, Josh, Alex, Myles, Lucas and Zak for their fabulous performances. We are immensely proud of you!
27.10.17
KS1 Multiskills
Last week our Y2 Pupils went to the Multiskills Change For life Event held at the Doncaster Dome. In a morning full of activities the pupils enjoyed their experiences and increased their interest in the different ways to exercise and keep healthy. Many thanks to staff and parents for their help in organising and attending the event.
Cheerleading practice. Y2/3/4
26/27.9.2017
Cross Country Trials
Well done to all those pupils, 59 in total who participated in the cross country trials over the last couple of days.
The top 8 girls from Y5/6 were: Georgie, Ruby, Helen, Jessica, Iga, Molly, Amber and Feechi
The top 8 boys from Y5/6 were :Connor, Olivier, Tom, Toby, Jacob, Rhys, Josh F and Josh N
The top 8 girls from Y3/4 were: Natalie, Abbie, Holly, Sienna, Elena, Evie, Georgie and Zuzanna
The top 8 boys from Y3/4 were: George, Alex F, Freddy, Zach W, Lucas, Jacob N, Josh and Alex H
Sports Week Activities. The Boot Camp.
Catholic Cup Teams
Gold Mark Achieved Again.
