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The Foreland School received £8,322 for its 2016/17 Primary PE and Sport Premium allocation. The amount rolled-over from the previous year was £3,972.
This was allocated as shown in the chart below:
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Intervention |
Rationale/Intended Outcomes |
Cost |
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Hydrotherapy Sessions |
Pupils benefit from this non weight bearing exercise. Promotion of relaxation. Cardiovascular fitness (heart and lungs). Muscle strengthening. Increase in range of motion of affected joints. Improved circulation. Sessions were previously held at a local Hydrotherapy school, however we now have our own pool in order to increase access to water based therapy. |
£1,859 |
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Archery |
Staff training and purchase of equipment for archery. This will ensure access to the sport both in school and during after-school clubs. |
£2,087 |
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Motiv8 Sports and Development Sessions |
Combines elements of athletics with a programme of keeping active. Accessible by all pupils and students regardless of disability. |
£1,880 |
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Sport equipment |
Purchase of football goals and other equipment for specific sporting activities |
£959 |
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TA support |
Supported attendance at inter-school events such as Panathlon Games, Athletics events and the inter-school football tournament as well as 1:1 specialist sessions. |
£2,893 |
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Total Grant for 2016/17 |
£8,322 |
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Roll-over from Previous year (2015/16) |
£3,972 |
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Total Premium for year |
£12,294 |
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Total Spend |
£9,678 |
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Difference |
+ £2,616 Rolled over to 2017/18 |
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Pupils across all year groups have made progress in PE, largely due to the enrichment activities provided through the Primary PE and Sport Premium funding.
71% of Key Stage 1 pupils have made 1 or more levels of progress in PE over the year.
Pupils have accessed greater inter-school competitions including the Panathlon Games and Athletics events which has provided a sense of individual identity and friendship, as well as the opportunity to understand teamwork and the value of practice. The development of communication and coordination skills is also critical to future endeavours academically and personally.
Foreland Fields School hosted the inter-school Football Tournament for local special schools which was well attended.
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Year 1 |
P5 |
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Year 2 |
P4 |
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Year 3 |
P5 |
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Year 4 |
P7 |
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Year 5 |
P6 |
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Year 6 |
P7 |