Holy Trinity CE Primary School

Holy Trinity CE Primary School
“Love one another. As I have loved you,
so you must love one another” John 13:34

PE Premium

 

We welcomed the Government’s announcement of extra funding for PE and Sport which will support our commitment to physical education and sport.

This commitment is driven by the passionate leadership of Claire Dias (P.E. Subject Leader). 

Please contact her via the school office, should you have questions about the PE provision at Holy Trinity. 

 

PE Premium Spend Document 2024 - 2025

PE Premium 2023-24

PE  Intent 2022-23

Evidencing the Impact of PE Premium Funding 2022-2023

Evidencing the Impact of PE Premium Funding 2021-2022

 

Holy Trinity PE and Sports Premium Grant 2024-25

Intent

At Holy Trinity Primary School, Physical Education is at the heart of our curriculum. We aim to engage and inspire pupils to take part fully in PE and develop a lifelong love of physical activity, sport and exercise. It is our vision for every pupil to succeed and achieve their potential as well as to lead physically active lifestyles. We understand how important physical movement is to children’s mental wellbeing and believe that this should be incorporated into every school day and not just confined to PE lessons. We aim to deliver high-quality teaching and learning opportunities which enable all children to succeed; to enjoy their learning; to be resilient and consistently strive to be the best that they can be. Our PE curriculum wraps around our Big Ideas of: Aspiration and Inspiration, Empathy and Respect, Diversity and Unity, Who I am and How I Care for Myself and Embracing Change and Solving Problems. More widely, it builds on our Christian value of Koinonia through sustained teamwork and sportsmanship.

 

PE and Sport Premium Grant 2022/2023 Impact:

Our commitment to providing children with high quality PE teaching, competition access and pupils involved in leadership activities was recognised with the School Games National Platinum Award after external validation. The Platinum Award is the highest of those given out by National School Games and is for a school’s contribution and commitment in providing physical activity opportunities for all. We are extremely proud of our pupils for their dedication to all aspects of physical activity and school sport.

 

  • Our PE curriculum is supported closely by the Barnet Partnership for School Sport. Our annual membership is funded through the grant. The BPSS provided opportunities for regular inter school competitions and staff training and development.
  • Funding of PE Planning – This yearly overview sets out the PE units which are to be taught throughout the year and ensures that the requirements of the National Curriculum are fully met. Progression of skills are now tracked from Early Years to Year 6.
  • Children from Year 1 - Year 6 are provided with two hours of high-quality PE lesson per week.
  • In Early Years, as part of the EYFS statutory framework pupils are taught physical development, moving and handling and health and self-care. Training and development has supported improved results in physical development.
  • Rise in participation in extracurricular activity. Non-Stop Action coaches as well school staff and parents provided many extracurricular sports clubs, including multi-skills, gymnastics, cheerleading, and football.
  • Funding for external providers to run extracurricular sessions has increased opportunities for girls in football.
  • Initiatives funded through the Sports Premium have increased sporting opportunities for children regardless of their economic background and ability.
  • The grant allowed cover for staff to attend professional development training, improving delivery as well as keeping up to date with current practises and providing new ways to teach/engage our pupils and staff.
  • The purchase and replenishment of high-quality equipment helped to deliver a balanced curriculum.
  • Funded workshops and competitions increased sporting links for children in their local community, e.g., Saracens, Middlesex cricket club.
  • Our participation the Bronze Ambassador scheme helped us to develop play leaders. These leaders become sporting role models, helping to organise games and challenges at break times as well as planning and running our School Games.
  • School Games achievements were celebrated with trophies.
  • Our football and netball teams participated in league and cup competitions.
  • Year 1 children representing the school in the Barnet dance festival.

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