Sports Grant
2019-2020 objectives and impact...
3a. To develop student’s gross motor skills through individual and team sports
3b. To develop a wider range of activities for students to participate at lunch time
3c. To develop outdoor resources for students to improve physical wellbeing.
| Objective | Success Criteria |
Cost |
Lead |
Impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3a. To develop student’s gross motor skills through individual and team sports | Students will access a range of in and out of school sporting activities. | £988 | NM | Watertivity, tennis lessons and swimming lessons were provided to identified cohorts of students, unfortunately due to Covid this was only available until March |
| 3b. To develop a wider range of activities for students to participate in within the classroom and lunch time clubs |
Students will be accessing a wider range of activities at lunch time and in the physical and sensory curriculum. Rebound provision will be improved with more students accessing rebound on a regular basis. Staff will be trained in rebound therapy. |
£3449 £602 £155 |
NM |
A variety of items were purchased for students to access at lunch time and to improve the sensory integration circuits around schools this including items such as antiburst balls, opti
trampoline, football inflating needles, resistance bands, cocoon and sensory body roller. This allowed more students to access a sensory diet at any point in the day in several zones. In
addition the school Boccia team had resources bought so they were able to practice, they were the runners up in Lincolnshire. The school football team had a new kit bought and a number of
competitive matches took place until March. An annual indoor equipment inspection was carried out with no significant recommendations. The school council also received special lanyards so that they were identifiable in the playground and around school. Students across the school accessed specific rebound sessions or were provided with opportunities to have ‘bounce’ sessions. 3 additional staff were trained/refreshed in rebound therapy |
| 3c. To up skill staff in the delivery and development of the PE curriculum |
A specialist PE teacher will ensure that targeted schemes of learning develop fine and gross motor skills, improve student physical activity and increase the amount of competitive sports
in and out of school. Rebound will be offered for identified students within the curriculum |
£8,235 | NM | New skill builders have been created for the physical and sensory curriculum with a staff working party developing resources and schemes of learning to support the delivery |
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