Primary Sport PremiumMouchel Conference Presentation

3rd December 2013

Annie Hargreaves Schools Officer

Kath RuddSchools Development Manager

Outcomes

• To have an understanding of the Primary Sport Premium and the different ways schools can choose to spend it

• To determine how the Primary Sport Premium needs to be accounted for

• To understand how the information can be disseminated with To understand how the information can be disseminated with the wider school communitythe wider school community

Workshop Outline1. About Active Dorset 2. Overview of Primary Sport

Premium Funding3. Where are you?4. Overview of Funding Choices5. Accountability6. Our offer of support7. Questions?8. Video Clip

About Active DorsetAbout Us

Active Dorset is a local network of Local Authorities, National Governing Bodies, Clubs, Schools and School Sport Partnerships, Primary Care Trusts and other local agencies committed to working together to increase participation in sport and physical activity.

We are a Community Interest Company committed to reinvesting any surpluses we generate back into local opportunities for sport and physical activity.

Our Mission Statement

"To establish Dorset as a place where people of all ages and abilities choose to enjoy an active lifestyle through participation

in sport and physical activity".

We are contracted by Sport England to provide a set of core services to underpin the local delivery of National Governing Body Whole Sport Plans. Some of our services include:

•Strategic leadership and partnership development •Connecting National Governing Bodies (NGB’s) for sports to the local area and local partners

•Club, coach and volunteer development, children and young people •Attracting external investment

•Development of facilities •Networking, knowledge management and communication

Annie Hargreaves

Schools Officer

Active Dorset

Primary Premium

Funding

Primary Premium

“Primary school sport is set to be transformed thanks to a £150m-a-year boost that will improve PE and School Sport for the youngest pupils and inspire the Olympic and Paralympic stars of the future”

Prime Minister David Cameron16th March 2013

New Culture of Sport to Inspire and

Coach Every Child

Primary Premium

Key Facts

In September 2013Active Dorset has been tasked with mapping what is currently provided by schools across the

county

Primary Premium

What Active Dorset have been tasked to do…

Primary Premium

The Active Dorset Offer for Primary Premium

Spending

Questions you may be asked by your Senior Management Team, Governors, Parents and/or Ofsted

What are you doing? What would

you like support with?

How are you communicating your uses of the

Primary Sport Premium to

others?

How are you evaluating

impact?

How do you assess quality

of impact?

Are you raising

participation rates amongst your pupils?

What would you like to gain from this workshop?

• About you• One thing to take away

Key Guidance Documents

Key Primary Sport Premium UsesKey Primary Sport Premium Uses1. Employing specialist PE teachers or qualified coaches to work alongside

teachers 2. Procuring quality-assured CPD for staff to raise their confidence and

competence in teaching PE and sport3. Buying into existing local sports networks – e.g. school sport

partnerships or community sports coaching initiatives4. Paying for transport, pool hire and instruction to provide additional

swimming lessons for those pupils unable to swim by the end of Year 65. Paying for transport, pool hire and instruction to provide additional

swimming lessons for those pupils unable to swim by the end of Year 6

www.ofsted.gov.ukInspecting primary school PE and school sport: new fundingBriefing for section 5 inspection

Latest Funding InformationPublished on 6th November 2013

HOUSE OF LORDS Select Committee on Olympic and Paralympic Legacy Keeping the flame alive: the Olympic and Paralympic Legacy Report of Session 2013–14

We call for investment to be made in primary school teachers and club coaches, the link between whom is of critical importance, to create a more positive disposition to sport and physical activity in young people in the UK. This sort of change would help to reduce healthcare costs significantly in the medium term. To achieve the change, consistent review and monitoring will be necessary. (Recommendation 4) We call on the Government to require Ofsted to inspect and report on the time in the school day spent on PE, including ‘out of hours’ sport, in all school inspections. This would ensure that school leaders take the development of PE seriously and invest in the professional development of teachers and coaches. (Recommendation 5)

Sports Coach UKhttp://www.sportscoachuk.org/node/216768

1. What is the PE and school sport premium? 2. What is the purpose of the funding? 3. Why should I use a coach in my school? 4. How can my school work with coaches most effectively? 5. What qualifications and skills should I look for in a good coach?

Accountability Measures Accountability Measures for the Primary PE & Sport for the Primary PE & Sport

FundingFundingOfsted will monitor the impact of this funding on primary PE and school sport and report on its findings.

From September 2013 onwards, it will strengthen its coverage of PE and sport, as well considering how effectively schools have used their additional funding.

The impact of the funding is being considered in terms of:

•Achievement in weekly PE lessons•Increased participation in competitive school sport•Personal health and well-being•Improved attitudes and behaviour towards learning

How will this look?

Ofsted will judge the quality of the school’s leadership and management by assessing and reporting on how effectively this new funding is being used to improve PE and sport provision.

Ofsted will make judgements about the achievement of pupils at the school by taking account of how increasing participation in PE and sport is helping all pupils develop healthy lifestyles and reach the performance levels they are capable of.

Ofsted will evaluate the curriculum by considering pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural (SMSC) development and the opportunities created by the school for pupils to take part in a range sporting events and activities

What immediate steps can you take?

Primary schools are being advised to publish information about their use of the new funding on their school websites. This should include:

The amount of grant received

How it has, or will be, spent

What impact the school has seen on pupils’ PE and sport participation and attainment

Primary Sport Premium National Data Requested by Sport England

Details of SchoolSchool Games Account Activated

Accreditation or Quality Assurance via…•School Games Kitemark•Youth Sport Trust Quality Mark•afPE Accreditation (award)

Part of a local partnership/networkHost of a Change 4 Life Club

Attended Sports Premium EventAttended CPD Event

Sound understanding of School SportEngaged in Programmes such as… •FA Tesco Skills Programme•Bikeability•Chance to Shine

Primary Premium

The Active Dorset Offer for Primary Premium

Spending

We Aim to Bring You…An On-line Source of Advice and Guidance

Active Dorset Website www.activedorset.orgSchools Tab In the process of being created

Primary Sport Premium Documents To include downloads of Key Documents, Local Case Studies and Key Links to other useful Websites

Primary CPD Courses To provide a means for on-line booking onto relevant CPD courses for Primary PE and School Sport provision

Primary Sport Premium Workshops FREE twilight sessions to be offered around the county to bring the latest information/ideas about Primary Sport Premium uses to your local area. Again a means to book onto these courses will be made available through an on-line booking system

Any Questions?

Sport Wales Video Cliphttp://www.sportwales.org.uk/community-sport/education/physical-literacy.aspx

Thank You & Merry Thank You & Merry Christmas!Christmas!

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Annie Hargreaves Schools Officer

Kath RuddSchools Development Manager