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PE and Sport Premium

Physical Education at Deighton Gates

2024 - 2025

 

This academic year, we will focus our PE Premium spending on:

• Utilising our Learning Mentor time in order to offer further club provision.

• Continue with our whole school outdoor learning offer - Forest School.

• Invest in new wall bars in our Key Stage 2 hall that can be safely utilised much more often, to continue to support the progress of children in KS1 and KS2, with their balancing skills (a key theme identified from our previous years data)

• Prioritize competition dates and the need for competitive sport – so that every year group has a chance to compete this academic year. 

We will also look at how an improved lunchtime physical activity offering could contribute and align with the school improvement priority number 2 and what timescales/actions could be attached to this. More to be added soon.

Please note the reporting tool will take on a new format this year.

 

 

How is PE taught at Deighton Gates?

Deighton Gates’ P.E Vision and Mission:

 

Our P.E vision for across the school is to be ACTIVE:

 

Achieve

Confident

Team Players

Inspired

Valued

Energetic... and fun for all!

 

Achieve:
We ensure progression for all pupils and have high expectations across the key skills, and children take ownership of their own learning.

 

Confident:
We support children to learn to take risks without being afraid to fail.

 

Team Players:
We will encourage pupils to work collaboratively to meet goals and overcome challenges.

 

Inspired:

We inspire our pupils through fun, purposeful and engaging lessons.

 

Valued:

We develop each child’s feeling of self worth and help them to support and encourage each other.

 

Energetic:

We will encourage children to be active and to understand the need for a fit and healthy lifestyle.

PE Premium

 

From September 2013, Deighton Gates has been in receipt of an annual grant dedicated to PE and Sport in school. This is funded jointly by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture and Media and Sport

 

In order to achieve sustainability of high quality provision, the majority of the grant is being invested in staff development. 

 

Please see the 'Evidencing the Impact' forms below which detail our spending. 

Please read the information below which gives details of our PE and Sport Premium Grant and how we allocate the funding.
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