PE and Sport Premium
We endeavour to support and promote excellence through PE whilst advocating healthy lifestyles and the opportunity for all children to engage in regular competitive sport and physical activity, therefore developing competency in a broad range of PE.
What is the PE Sports Premium?
The government is currently providing additional monies by the way of sports premium, to each primary school every academic year to provide substantial sport and PE funding. The premium enables schools to establish the foundations for a sustainable strategy for a lasting physical activity legacy, by improving provision in school of school sport/PE and introducing health focused physical activity.
The PE Sports premium is jointly funded by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport, and is to be used in schools on increasing and improving physical education and sport for all pupils. In the 2016 budget, to help improve the health of future generations, the then chancellor George Osbourne announced the doubling of the physical education and school sport premium from £160 million per annum to £320 million per annum until 2020. Further guidance on how the premium should/should not be spent, as well as key indicators on its proposed impact on PE and school sport, can be found by clicking the link below.
Swimming Data
Due to covid clousures, there is no Year 6 data for the 2019-20 and 2020-21 academic years.
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