PE & Sport Premium
Sport Premium funding
As stated by the Department for Education the purpose of the PE Sport Premium funding is to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport.
This means that it can:
- develop or add to the PE and sport activities that the school already offers
- make improvements now that will benefit pupils joining the school in future years.
Take a look at our article in the Youth Sport Trust Magazine which highlights how we spend the Sport Premium funding to give our pupils additional opportunities in sport.
The DFE states
'Schools receive PE and sport premium funding based on the number of pupils in years 1 to 6.'
'Schools with 17 or more eligible pupils receive £16,000 and an additional payment of £10 per pupil.'
Click on the links below to see how we are using the Sport Premium funding for each academic year.
Impact of PE and Sport Premium 2023 - 2024
Impact of PE and Sport Premium 2022 - 2023
Impact of PE and Sport Premium 2021 - 2022
Impact of PE and Sports Premium 2020 - 2021
Impact of PE and Sport Premium 2019-2020
Impact of PE and Sport Premium 2018 - 2019
2017/2018 Funding
Impact of PE and Sport Premium 2017-2018
Sport Premium Funding 2017/2018
(including National Curriculum swimming attainment)
See our Blog on the Youth Sport Trust Twitter page and website below.
2016/2017 Funding
Sport Premium Funding 2016/2017
The total PE Sport Premium amount for the academic year was £9,755.00
Below is a more detailed explanation of how the funding impacted on pupils’ PE and sport participation and their attainment over time as well as supporting them in developing a healthy and active lifestyle.
Extra-curricular sports activities
We offer a range of extra-curricular sports activities to further inspire and motivate pupils. Children have the opportunity to try new sports and activities as well as develop previously learnt skills. Clubs take place before school, during lunch time and after school.
Extra-Curricular Sports include: Breakfast Club, AW Football Coaching Club, Champions Theatre Arts Club, French Club, Running Club, Arithmetic Club, Choir Club, Computing and Coding Club, Phonics, Gymnastics Club, Guitar Club, Knitting and Craft Club.
In addition to extra-curricular sports clubs, pupils benefit from attending a number of sporting events and competitions organised by Cardwell staff (involving other schools in the Borough) or events staged by the Borough.