PE & Sports Funding

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We offer the children high quality sports provision, both in curriculum PE delivery as well as during morning break and lunchtime.

We understand the importance of a healthy body, a healthy mind and living a healthy lifestyle. We believe that children’s physical development will strongly influence their health and opportunities throughout life.

We have invested in our sports provision. Outdoor areas include:

a M.U.G.A. (multi use games area)
KS1 Fitness park
a range of gym equipment
a fitness assault course
a large playing field with football goals
an outdoor play yard with basketball nets and table tennis tables.

sport funding is used
very well to provide

a wider range of

sporting opportunities

Ofsted Report

Sporting Activities

Physical Education (PE) is timetabled for reception through to Year 6 and delivered by our school sports coach, class teachers and specialist coaches.

In PE we cover a range of sports, football, netball, rugby, hockey, basketball etc.
Swimming in Years 3,4 and 6 with qualified swimming instructors.
Children’s cycling , starting in Early Years with the balance ability programme.
KS2 follow the bikeability programme, which gives the children the confidence to cycle.
A wide selection of extra–curricular sporting activities, which are led by coaches and school staff.
In the summer term, we organise and offer a range of coaches and fitness activities as part of our sport and wellbeing week.

Sports Funding

Since 2013, the government has provided funding directly to primary schools to improve provision of PE and sport activities offered to pupils.

This funding is ring-fenced and therefore can only be spent on sustainable improvements for the provision of PE and sport.

Our wide range of extra-curricular activities and strong sporting tradition are just two of the things that attract families and using this funding we have sought to widen sporting participation and opportunities offered to all our children.