Linthwaite Ardron CE (VA) Junior and Infant School

Sports Premium

Sport Premium funding at Linthwaite Ardron is used to :

Increase pupil engagement in all areas of sport to develop a life-long love of being active

Provide development opportunities for staff so that high quality teaching is prevalent throughout school

Enter sports competitions, festivals and events so that an interest in sport is developed by pupils

Develop pupil understanding about the importance of being fit and healthy, both physically and mentally

Encourage physical activity in those pupils who might normally follow a sedentary lifestyle

We are required to publish how Sport Premium money has been used and its impact on PE, sports participation and attainment in school.

The table below shows how we intend to spend the money

Primary PE and Sport Premium plan for Academic year 2022/2023 Total amount received £17660 - total spent £21381.45 Swimming statistics 2022/2023
Activity	Cost	Sustainability	Impact
Increase pupil engagement and activity in all areas of physical activity by: Encouraging pupils and parents to walk, scoot or cycle to school through the WOW! project teaching teamwork, resilience and determination through a range of sports activities and after school, playtime and lunchtime clubs to engage pupils. giving access to school sports clubs that provide a wider range of sports on a daily basis. promoting inclusive activities that allow vulnerable pupils to engage with physical activity at playtimes/ lunchtimes and learn life skills that will allow them to engage with sport in the future. continuing to develop the playleader scheme so that all older pupils have the opportunity to lead activities and have experience of promoting being active.	£600 of funding for staff time to manage the WOW! project and engage pupils and parents £2850 to fund lunchtime activity worker and sports clubs £33.90 to purchase high quality consumable sporting and physical activity equipment £190 + £5490 planned to purchase equipment to encourage physical activity £? to fund Balanceability and Bikeability training £570 to fund a range of after school sports clubs £30.75 + £87.40 + £398.50 to fund PE kits and make PE accessible to all by having correct kit £89.94 - PE kit bags to make PE accessible to all by having correct kit £334.99 + £21.99 TV to project Just dance £60 - WIFI access to allow Just Dance to be used £1000 - forest school to encourage a love of being active outdoors £293 - whole school pilgrimage hike to encourage a love of being active outdoors encourage £1250 - rent of grassed adjacent to school so that pupils can play competitive sports of a grassed (rather than tarmac) surface Total expenditure - £13300.47	Sustainability will be ensured through increased pupil understanding of how to engage with being active, sport and how to keep healthy. This will result in increased number of pupils and parents walking to school.	Platinum WoW! award achieved due to increasing numbers of pupils who walk, scoot or ride to school Platinum WoW! award achieved due to increasing numbers of pupils who walk, scoot or ride to school % pupils in eligible classes achieved level 1 Bikeability % pupils in eligible classes achieved level 2 Bikeability
Provide development opportunities for staff so that high quality teaching is prevalent throughout school by: using the skills of a member of staff (who is also a dance teacher) to provide staff CPD. staff continuing to work alongside a specialist PE teacher to develop their PE skills and delivery of PE lessons, although some staff who have benefited from training in the past are now planning and delivering PE lessons themselves.	Expected Cost of specialist PE teacher to deliver guidance and staff development £1155 (spring term) £886.67 Huddersfield Giants to work alongside teachers £550 Get Set 4 Education - PE subscription £2269 - Orienteering primary package Total expenditure - £4860.67	Sustainability will be ensured through high quality sporting activities being delivered by teachers including coaching own classes to enter competitions and festivals.
Enter sports competitions, festivals and events so that an interest in sport is developed by pupils It is planned for teachers to coach children in the future to enter competitions, festivals and other events.	£300 - Y4 access to Sports Barn activities (Get set Day) £42.46 - costumes for Strictly Colne valley £484 - cover for PLT to organise competitions £975 - staffing to facilitate pupils entering competitions and festivals Total expenditure - £1801.46	It is planned for teachers to coach children in the future to enter competitions, festivals and other events. Sustainability will be secured through all KS2 pupils being exposed to sport competition - experiences that will allow them to enjoy and participate in this type of activity for life.	All pupils in Ks1 have entered at least one sporting activity this year. All pupils in KS2 have entered at least two sporting activities this yea
Successful outcomes for all pupils (including vulnerable groups, most able, those in receipt of pupil premium and those who are at risk because they follow a sedentary lifestyle) will be pursued by: continuing to be a member of the Pennine Sports Partnership which provides a wealth of targeted activities, competitions and festivals including those for SEN and most able pupils. all pupils (including all SEN and children from vulnerable groups) participating in at least one sports competition this academic year. providing opportunities for pupils to develop relationships with sporting role models	Pennine Sports Partnership £1176.85 staff training (partnership day) £242 Total expenditure - £1418.85	Pupils show an increased level of skill and achieve success when participating in events and competitions
All pupils to meet KS2 Swimming Standards before leaving KS2: To compensate, where swimming pool closure (due to the coronavirus pandemic) has impacted negatively on attainment, all pupils in years 4, 5 and 6 will be screened against standards in autumn 1 2022. Pupils not meeting the standard across all year groups will be targeted for additional swimming coaching. Ongoing and dynamic assessment will ensure that as pupils meet the expected standard, their place will be offered to a pupil who has not met standards yet. Any pupil in Y5 and Y6 not meeting the standard by the beginning of the Summer term 2022 will be offered additional swimming lessons, funded by school (pupil premium will be use where appropriate)	Target 90% (an increase of 18% on 2018 data) of pupils to leave our school at the expected standards for KS2 swimming regarding distance, using a range of strokes and being able to perform safe self rescue in water based situations. See below for a more detailed breakdown provided by swimming staff. Pupils will be safe near water and will be able to enjoy this activity as an adult should they so wish. It is anticipated that additional swimming lessons will cost approximately £1500 to allow pupils to meet the expected standard
Staff attend training courses and network meetings to develop knowledge and skills. Particularly in gymnastics, in line with the action plan.


Primary PE and Sport Premium plan for Academic year 2021/2022 *Total amount received £17664 Due to the COVID pandemic, £4832 has been carried forwards from 2020 2021 to fund initiatives in 2021 2022, that were planned in 2020 2021, but could not go ahead Total amount to spend = £22,496 - total expenditure = £22705**
Intent	Planned Expenditure	Implementation and Sustainability	Impact
Increase pupil engagement and activity in all areas of physical activity by: Encouraging pupils and parents to walk, scoot or cycle to school through the WOW! project teaching teamwork, resilience and determination through a range of sports activities and after school, playtime and lunchtime clubs to engage pupils. giving access to school sports clubs that provide a wider range of sports on a daily basis. promoting inclusive activities that allow vulnerable pupils to engage with physical activity at playtimes/ lunchtimes and learn life skills that will allow them to engage with sport in the future. continuing to develop the playleader scheme so that all older pupils have the opportunity to lead activities and have experience of promoting being active.	£750 of funding for staff time to manage the WOW! project and engage pupils and parents £2410 +420.00 + £410.00 + £250.00 +220 to fund lunchtime activity worker & sports clubs with external coaches £645 +£105 + £34.20 + £85.50 £138 + £12.25 + £378.55 +£138 +£32.92 +£71.27 + £121 to purchase high quality consumable sporting and physical activity equipment £1105.92 - to allow access for uniformed groups to use school premises whilst re-establishing groups after covid. £200 to fund Bikeability training £120 +£130 + £100 +£160 to fund a range of after school sports clubs £2150 - rent of grass space so that pupils can enjoy playing cricket, rounders and undertaking athletic activities without the risk of injury posed by a tarmac playground to encourage a love of being active outdoors £293 - whole school pilgrimage hike to encourage a love of being active outdoors encourage Total expenditure - £10480.61	Sustainability will be ensured through participation and inclusion of lunchtime supervisors in sporting activities with pupils and through increased number of pupils and parents walking to school
Provide development opportunities for staff so that high quality teaching is prevalent throughout school by: using the skills of a member of staff (who is also a dance teacher) to provide staff CPD. staff continuing to work alongside a specialist PE teacher to develop their PE skills and delivery of PE lessons, although some staff who have benefited from training in the past are now planning and delivering PE lessons themselves.	cost of specialist PE teacher to deliver guidance and staff development £590 + £680 +270 +886.67 cost of specialist dance teacher employed throughout the year to provide high standards for teachers to use as SPD and for pupils to be able to showcase regular performances - £2200 Total expenditure - £4636.67	Sustainability will be ensured through participation and inclusion of lunchtime supervisors in sporting activities with pupils and through increased number of pupils and parents walking to school.
Enter sports competitions, festivals and events so that an interest in sport is developed by pupils It is planned for teachers to coach children in the future to enter competitions, festivals and other events.	Pupil access and staffing for Y4 to attend Sports Barn event £200 + £155 £129.33 +£360 +£760 to purchase costumes and 2 x accompanying staff and dance teacher so that pupils can enter Strictly Colne Valley and Strictly Pennine evening, dance festivals £450 - Dance teacher to teach pupils Maypole dancing and accompany them to a performance at Linthwaite Leadboiler's festival community event 10 days staff cover to take pupils to a number of festivals, events and competitions throughout the year £2000 Total expenditure £4054.33	It is planned for teachers to coach children in the future to enter competitions, festivals and other events.
Successful outcomes for all pupils (including vulnerable groups, most able, those in receipt of pupil premium and those who are at risk because they follow a sedentary lifestyle) will be pursued by: continuing to be a member of the Pennine Sports Partnership which provides a wealth of targeted activities, competitions and festivals including those for SEN and most able pupils. all pupils (including all SEN and children from vulnerable groups) participating in at least one sports competition this academic year. providing opportunities for pupils to develop relationships with sporting role models	Pennine Sports Partnership cost is anticipated to be £1154 this academic year £306 to cover PLT so that they can organise competition, festivals and events £1832 to cover staff member so that all children in school can participate in at least two sporting events during the year Total expenditure - £2292	Sustainability will be secured through all KS2 pupils being exposed to sport competition - experiences that will allow them to enjoy and participate in this type of activity for life.
All pupils to meet KS2 Swimming Standards before leaving KS2: To compensate, where swimming pool closure (due to the coronavirus pandemic) has impacted negatively on attainment, all pupils in year 5 and 6 will be screened against standards in autumn 1 2021. Pupils not meeting the standard across both year groups will continue swimming lessons in autumn 2. Ongoing and dynamic assessment will ensure that as pupils meet the expected standard, their place will be offered to a pupil in year 4. This will continue to the end of the academic year and result in meeting pre-covid targets. Any pupil in Y5 and Y6 not meeting the standard by Summer 2021 will be offered additional swimming lessons, funded by school (pupil premium will be use where appropriate)	Target 90% (an increase of 18% on 2018 data) of pupils to leave our school at the expected standards for KS2 swimming regarding distance, using a range of strokes and being able to perform safe self rescue in water based situations. See below for a more detailed breakdown provided by swimming staff. Pupils will be safe near water and will be able to enjoy this activity as an adult should they so wish. It is anticipated that additional swimming lessons will cost approximately £1000 to allow pupils to meet the expected standard
Staff attend training courses and network meetings to develop knowledge and skills.	£252 to cover PLT to attend training day Total expenditure £252.





Primary PE and Sport Premium plan for Academic year 2020/2021 Total amount received £17660 *please see footnote about how some of this funding has been impacted by the COVID pandemic and that £4832 will be carried forwards to fund initiatives that will occur in 2021/2022
Intent	Expenditure	Implementation and sustainability	Impact
Increase pupil engagement and activity in all areas of physical activity by: Encouraging pupils and parents to walk, scoot or cycle to school through the WOW! project teaching teamwork, resilience and determination through a range of sports activities and after school, playtime and lunchtime clubs to engage pupils. giving access to school sports clubs that provide a wider range of sports on a daily basis. promoting inclusive activities that allow vulnerable pupils to engage with physical activity at playtimes/ lunchtimes and learn life skills that will allow them to engage with sport in the future. continuing to develop the playleader scheme so that all older pupils have the opportunity to lead activities and have experience of promoting being active.	£500 of funding has been used to fund staff time to manage the WOW! project and engage pupils and parents Approximately £1555 has been spent on staffing lunchtime sports clubs with an experienced sports coach from Active 8. Approximately £3015 (520+645+105+138+12+225+775++53+62+480) has been spent on perishable equipment. Specialist support has been sought from CVHS to train playleaders and ensure that pupils have the skills to play. £660 has paid for Balanceability and Bikeability training After school sports clubs (cricket, dance, football for KS1 and KS2, rounders and multiskills) in autumn and summer terms at a cost of £1555. Whole school pilgrimage hike to encourage a love of being active outdoors encourage - £346 Total expenditure - £5631	Sustainability will be ensured through participation and inclusion of lunchtime supervisors in sporting activities with pupils and through increased number of pupils and parents walking to school.	The bike rack is often full of bikes and scooters that show an increase in physical activity on the way to school. Linthwaite Ardron were the first school in Kirklees to be awarded the ModeShift Stars Bronze award Pupils have engaged with sports clubs. The clubs have been well attended by pupils across school (cricket, KS1 football, KS2 football, rounders, dance, multiskills). Pupils have said that they enjoy the clubs and have fun. Balancability and Bikeability training mean that pupils have the skills to cycle in our local area. COVID 19 has impacted on the opportunities to develop the playleader role across school and this will be a priority in 2021 2022.
Provide development opportunities for staff so that high quality teaching is prevalent throughout school by: using the skills of a member of staff (who is also a dance teacher) to provide staff CPD. staff continuing to work alongside a specialist PE teacher to develop their PE skills and delivery of PE lessons, although some staff who have benefited from training in the past are now planning and delivering PE lessons themselves.	Expected Cost of specialist PE teacher to deliver guidance £3500 (this did not happen due to the COVID pandemic and so will be a priority next year) Approximately £200 will be spent on developing the provision and equipment needed to support teaching of high quality PE. Total expenditure - £200	Sustainability will be secured by teachers working alongside specialised PE teachers and coaches and improving their own skills.	Dance and fitness activities through clubs and lessons have encouraged pupils to become active after the periods of school closure. The class has often been full and a parent/child class has taken place after school, as a result of the enthusiasm for this club. ? pupils took part in this club who had not accessed a sports club previously in school.
Enter sports competitions, festivals and events so that an interest in sport is developed by pupils		It is planned for teachers to coach children in the future to enter competitions, festivals and other events.	Although competition opportunities were significantly hampered by the COVID pandemic, our pupils competed in several competitions and performed well. Y5/6 pupils and Y3/4 pupils won the sports partnership cricket competitions, summer 2021 Y5/6 pupils won and Y3/4 pupils were 4th in the sports partnership football competition, summer 2021 Y4 took part in inter school sports competition during School Sports Week at Leeds Road Playing Fields, summer 2021 A whole school, intra school sports competition day took place on July 8th. All pupils competed.
Successful outcomes for all pupils (including vulnerable groups, most able, those in receipt of pupil premium and those who are at risk because they follow a sedentary lifestyle) will be pursued by: continuing to be a member of the Pennine Sports Partnership which provides a wealth of targeted activities, competitions and festivals including those for SEN and most able pupils. all pupils (including all SEN and children from vulnerable groups) participating in at least one sports competition this academic year. providing opportunities for pupils to develop relationships with sporting role models	Pennine Sports Partnership cost is £1171 this academic year £500 has been spent to pay for a specialist sports coach to support class teachers to prepare pupils to enter competitions. £2976 has been spent on RLFC package to ensure that pupils have access to high quality training in this sport and that staff benefit from the CPD that this opportunity will allow. Total expenditure - £4647	Sustainability has been secured through all KS2 pupils being exposed to sport competition - experiences that will allow them to enjoy and participate in this type of activity for life.	Staff will develop their skills through CPD and use them to offer learning opportunities to pupils in the future The RLFC package has not been deliverable due to the COVID pandemic this year and so will roll over o next year (2021 2022)
To ensure that KS2 children meet the minimum standard in swimming. All pupils in Year 4 will attend swimming lessons during curriculum time. Y5 pupils who have not yet met KS2 standards will attend swimming lessons after Christmas. Any pupil not achieving the expected standard will be offered additional lessons. Target 90% (an increase of 18% on 2018 data) of pupils to leave our school at the expected standards for KS2 swimming regarding distance, using a range of strokes and being able to perform safe self rescue in water based situations. See below for a more detailed breakdown provided by swimming staff. Pupils will be safe near water and will be able to enjoy this activity as an adult should they so wish.	It is anticipated that additional swimming lessons will cost approximately £1000 to allow pupils to meet the expected standard		COVID restrictions have meant that pupils at Linthwaite Ardron have not been able to access swimming this year.
Staff attend training courses and network meetings to develop knowledge and skills.	Expected costs £1000. actual cost £350		COVID restrictions have meant that staff have not been able to access training, attend courses and network meetings as were planned. JT has attended 'Safe Practice In PE and School Sport' training with Gill Hood (LA advisor)
* The COVID pandemic has significantly impacted upon the ability for school to deliver all the planned initiatives. For example, school has not been able to access as many external training opportunities or welcome sporting visitors into school because this has been against government guidance. For this reason, some initiatives will be delivered in the academic year 2021 2022 - E.g. RLFC coaching & staff development - which will be funded in 2021 2022 by monies carried forward from 2020 2021.

Primary PE and Sport Premium plan for Academic year 2019/2020 Total amount expected to receive approximately £17300 We are required to publish how our Sport Premium money has been used and its impact on PE, sports participation and attainment. The table below shows how we intend to spend the money
2019/2020 Target	Action and Expected Expenditure	How will we ensure improvements are sustainable	Impact
To improve pupil engagement in all areas of learning, particularly PE and sport, by teaching teamwork, resilience and determination through sports activities and competition.	Range of after school, playtime and lunchtime clubs are now in place and are subsidised by school. All children are now able to access in school sports clubs that give them the opportunity to try out a wider range of competitive sports on a daily basis. Inclusive activities have meant that vulnerable pupils are now active most playtimes / lunchtimes and are learning life skills that will allow them to engage with sport in the future. A playleader scheme is where pupils lead activities and have experience of promoting being active is planned to be developed this year. Approximately £4000 will be spent on club sports staff Approximately £1000 will be spent on perishable equipment. Approximately 2 days (£500) will be spent by PLT to set up the playleader scheme.	Sustainability will be ensured through participation and inclusion of lunchtime supervisors in sporting activities with pupils	Sports clubs were well attended. Some were full and had a waiting list. Pupils visibly felt proud to be recognised for sporting achievements through school and community clubs. Playleaders were actively organising and leading activities each lunchtime until the school closed due to COVID 19. Play leaders looked forward to days when they were able to be a play leaders.
High quality teaching is being developed throughout school to ensure it is at least good and more often outstanding.	PE lessons are graded as at least good. Staff continue to work alongside a specialist PE teacher to develop their PE skills and delivery of PE lessons, although some staff who have benefited from training in the past are now planning and delivering PE lessons themselves. Expected Cost of specialist PE teacher to deliver some guidance £3500 Approximately £200 will be spent on equipment needed to support teaching of high quality PE	Sustainability has been secured through teachers working alongside specialised PE teachers and coaches and improving their own skills.	PE continues to develop and show a consistent approach regardless of whom is delivers the lesson.
Enter more sports competitions, festivals and events	£500 has been spent to pay for a specialist dance teacher to support class teachers to prepare pupils to enter a dance competitions.	It is planned for teachers to coach children in the future to enter competitions, festivals and other events.	Due to the COVID school closure many competitions and tournaments were cancelled and this objective could not be achieved.
To ensure successful outcomes for all pupils (including vulnerable groups, most able and those in receipt of pupil premium).	School will continue to be a member of the Pennine Sports Partnership which provides a wealth of targeted activities, competitions and festivals including those for SEN and most able pupils. Most pupils (including all SEN and children from vulnerable groups) will participate in at least one inter sports competition this academic year. It is expected that this cost will be £1210	Sustainability has been secured through all KS2 pupils being exposed to sport competition - experiences that will allow them to enjoy and participate in this type of activity for life.	The Pennine School Partnership has been instrumental in providing good quality support and advice that has led to pupils being supported in the best way possible (e.g. GD and SEN pupil workshops, CPD for the PE lead)
To ensure that KS2 children meet the minimum standard in swimming	All pupils in Year 4 will attend swimming lessons during curriculum time. Y5 pupils who have not yet met KS2 standards will attend swimming lessons after Christmas. This year we are aiming for 90% (an increase of 18%) of pupils to leave our school having met the minimum national curriculum standards for KS2 swimming regarding distance, using a range of strokes and being able to perform safe self rescue in water based situations. See below for a more detailed breakdown provided by swimming staff.	Pupils will be safe near water and will be able to enjoy this activity as an adult should they so wish.	Swimming lessons were halted in March due to the COVID pandemic. This meant lessons did not have the impact that we had hoped.
Healthy lifestyles are being promoted by encouraging participation in community sports clubs	Range of community clubs will be invited into school for taster sessions throughout the year at an estimated cost of £500. Healthy and Safe week will focus on long term benefits of a healthy lifestyle and how to access this lifestyle in the community. Expenditure £500	The school sport census shows participation in community sports clubs such as cricket, dance, swimming, gymnastics by pupils of Linthwaite Ardron. With 72% of KS2 (baseline figures still to be determined) sustainability is shown through attendance at community sports clubs and during sports week children will be encouraged to bring details of community clubs that they attend and a display made to ensure that pupils are signposted to community sports clubs in the future.	The school census was not completed at the end of the year due to the COVID pandemic so no comparison can be made.
funding to allow staff to attend training courses and network meetings	1 member staff attended PE Network meeting on 09/11/17. 1 member of staff attended Sports Partnership training days x3 Expected costs £1000	Sustainability will be secured through increased knowledge and understanding.	Staff attended training and gained in knowledge
Maintaining perishable resources (netball bibs, cones, sponge balls etc.) and providing a range of equipment for use at lunchtimes and playtimes to increase physical activity	Expected costs £1500		New equipment encouraged children to engage in activity at lunchtimes and playtimes

Primary PE and Sport Premium plan for Academic year 2018/2019 Total amount expected to receive approximately £17300 We are required to publish how our Sport Premium money has been used and its impact on PE, sports participation and attainment. The table below shows how we intend to spend the money
2018 /2019 Target	Action and Expected Expenditure	How will we ensure improvements are sustainable	Impact
To improve pupil engagement in all areas of learning, particularly PE and sport, by teaching teamwork, resilience and determination through sports activities.	Range of after school and lunch clubs are now in place and are subsidised by school. Approx £2550 will be spent on club sports staff and equipment.(320+383+224+114+67+1410) the playground will be marked so that it encourages pupil engagement in sport (2465)	All children are now able to access in school sports clubs that give them the opportunity to try out a wider range of sports. Inclusive activities have meant that vulnerable pupils are now active most playtimes / lunchtimes and are learning life skills that will allow them to engage with sport in the future. Sustainability will be ensured through participation of lunchtime supervisors in sporting activities with pupils	Numbers of children participating in after schools sports activities and activities at lunchtimes has increased.
High quality teaching is being developed throughout school to ensure it is at least good and more often outstanding.	Staff continue to work alongside a specialist PE teacher to develop their PE skills and delivery of PE lessons. Expected Cost of specialist PE teacher £8500 (*790+655)* Approximately £200 will be spent on equipment needed to support teaching of high quality PE (239)	PE lessons are graded as at least good. Sustainability has been secured through teachers working alongside specialised PE teachers and coaches and improving their own skills.	Pupils benefit from high quality activity which encourages a love of being active for life.
Enter more sports competitions, festivals and events	£500 has been spent to pay for a specialist dance teacher to work alongside teachers during the Autumn term and prepare pupils to enter a dance competition.	It is planned for teachers to coach children in the future to enter competitions, festivals and other events.	Children from across KS2 entered 4 dance events this year (2 modern at Colne Valley High School and 2 traditional dance and Local festivals)
To ensure successful outcomes for all pupils (including vulnerable groups, most able and those in receipt of pupil premium).	School will continue to be a member of the Pennine Sports Partnership which provides a wealth of targeted activities, competitions and festivals including those for SEN and most able pupils. It is expected that this cost will be £1210	Most pupils (including all SEN and children from vulnerable groups) will participate in at least one inter sports competition this academic year. Sustainability has been secured through all KS2 pupils being exposed to sport competition - experiences that will allow them to enjoy and participate in this type of activity for life.	A significant number of children including vulnerable, SEN and pupil premium have participated and achieved in sports. Children have learned new skills and activities that they are interested in and have pursued outside school.
To ensure that KS2 children meet the minimum standard in swimming	All pupils in Year 4 pupils will attend swimming lessons during curriculum time. Y5 pupils who have not yet met KS2 standards will attend swimming lessons after Christmas.	Last year 72% of pupils left our school having met the minimum national curriculum standards for KS2 swimming regarding distance, using a range of strokes and being able to perform safe self rescue in water based situations. See below for a more detailed breakdown provided by swimming staff.	This year it is expected that 100% of pupils will meet the minimum requirement for swimming
Healthy lifestyles are being promoted by encouraging participation in community sports clubs	Range of community clubs will be invited into school for taster sessions throughout the year at an estimated cost of £500. Healthy and Safe week will focus on long term benefits of a healthy lifestyle and how to access this lifestyle in the community. Expenditure £50	The school sport census shows participation in community sports clubs such as cricket, dance, swimming, gymnastics by pupils of Linthwaite Ardron. With 72% of KS2 (baseline figures still to be determined) sustainability is shown through attendance at community sports clubs and during sports week children will be encouraged to bring details of community clubs that they attend and a display made to ensure that pupils are signposted to community sports clubs in the future.	Pupils bring certificates from community sports clubs to be presented in our celebration assembly at the end of the week. Children say that they enjoy attending these clubs and pupils in the audience are given details of how they can access these clubs with their friends who already participate.
Increase physical activity of vulnerable pupils by engaging them in sports associated activities as a precusor to engaging them in an active lifestyle.	Change 4 Life Club (Spring term). Expected expenditure unknown at present	Pupil interviews tell us that pupils are knowledge able about how having an active lifestyle can help people.
Increase pupil engagement and pupil inclusion by encouraging them to take on leadership roles that support sport and physical activity within the school	Development of playleader roles to promote inclusion. It is anticipated that £1500 will be spent in this area to fund coaching for leadership roles and a small amount of necessary equipment including multi sensory resources to support inclusion.	A Playleader led system will be introduced to the school that can be sustained with minimal cost indefinitely.
funding to allow staff to attend training courses and network meetings	Expected costs £500	1 member staff attended PE Network meeting on 09/11/17. 1 member of staff attended Sports Partnership training days x3 Sustainability will be secured through increased knowledge and understanding.	The PLT at our school is able to guide pupils to competitive sport, community clubs and is able to maximise the number of sports competitions that we enter as a school.
Maintaining perishable resources (netball bibs, cones, sponge balls etc.) and providing a range of equipment for use at lunchtimes and playtimes to increase physical activity	Expected costs £1500