Report on the Use of Sports Premium Funding at Langley Primary July 2020/21.

Rationale for Use

• Oldbury has an increasing issue with obesity and a sedentary lifestyle.
• There are few open places to play in the local area which are both child friendly and safe.
• Few children take part in organised sport outside of school – although we do have some children who are competing at a high level (tennis, gymnastics, dance and swimming).
• The school already employs a full time sports coach to teach PE and run several afterschool clubs.
• The school provides activity based equipment for pupils at all breaks.

Foci:

• To increase the opportunities for pupils to take part in organised and team sporting activities.
• To maintain our Gold Sports Award by increasing participation and organising a range of competitive sports tournaments across Oldbury.
• To encourage daily activity and introduce new sports to pupils.
• To improve facilities at the school to encourage uptake and involvement.

Use of the Funding

• Replacement of sports marking across the school.
• Employment of a sports coach within our Breakfast Club.
• Employment of a sports coach to provide additional tuition for our more gifted pupils and children who require one to one support for learning or mobility reasons.
• Funding of transport for pupils to take part in organised and competitive events.
• Funding of transport to enable pupils to take part in swimming lessons for 2 terms over KS2.
• Provision of sports equipment for playgrounds in the school to encourage purposeful activity over breaktimes.
• Development of the forest area of the school for use as a forest school and as part of the orienteering provision in school.

What impact has sport premium funding made and future improvement:

Please see the attached document that discusses impact and our plans for further improvement.