PE and Sport Premium
Funding for PE and sport
St. Mary’s receives extra funding specifically for improving the provision of physical education (PE) and sport in our school. This funding has been allocated by HM Government since September 2013 as a legacy to the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
It was announced that HM Government would continue the funding of the PE and sport premium throughout 2023-24 and 2024-25.
Purpose and allocation of the premium
At St. Mary’s we are using our PE and sport premium to improve the quality of PE and sport provision in the following ways:
- Hiring a professional sports coach to teach the children different sports during curriculum time and during after school clubs
- Procuring quality assured professional training for staff to raise their confidence and competence in teaching PE and Sport through the Youth Sports Trust
- Supporting regular sports tournaments, festivals and competitions for pupils of all ages
- Entering children into different leagues and competitions organised by the Putney Primary Sports Association (PPSA) and Wandsworth Sports Development
- Accessing specialist coaches for taster days
- Investing in a scheme of work that motivates and inspires our children in the progression of key skills
- Purchasing new equipment for the school so that the children can develop their skills further in PE lessons
- Purchasing new equipment to improve the variety of after-school clubs available
- Purchasing more sports equipment for use during playtimes
- Enhancing the extra-curricular provision for targeted pupils
- Supporting parents by covering additional costs to ensure ALL children have access to a wider range of sporting/PE opportunities
- To ensure access to quality PE provision for children with disabilities
To view how we have used the PE and sport premium funding during the academic year 2024-25 please see below:
Funding for 2024-25
The PE and sport premium must be used to fund additional and sustainable improvements to the provision of PE and sport, for the benefit of primary-aged pupils to encourage the development of healthy, active lifestyles.
The funding for 2024-25 consists of a £16,000 lump sum plus £10 per pupil per academic year. Allocations for the academic year 2024-25 are calculated using the number of pupils in years 1 to 6 as recorded in the October 24 census.
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St Mary’s CE Primary School
Felsham Road
Putney
St Mary’s CE Primary School
PE & Sport Premium
Autumn- Summer 2024-25
Vision: Delivering excellence, allowing all to flourish
Mission: Creating a culture of wonder, guided by Christian faith
Values: Compassion, Endurance, Thankfulness
Spent = £17,600
At St Mary’s we encourage all pupils to lead healthy, active lives by exposing them to a broad and varied range of activities, roles and responsibilities within sport, through the core and extended curriculum.
Funding – provided jointly by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport – is allocated to primary schools to improve the provision of PE and school sport. We received £17,600 for 2024-25.
The Sports Premium has been spent as follows:
| Activities | Expenditure | Impact on outcomes |
|
Employing specialist PE coach for extracurricular activities.
*Listed below.
|
£9180 |
Pupils experience more high quality PE delivery from coaches. More pupils across the school can be engaged in different sports. KS1 pupils are targeted for their multisport clubs.
Pupils develop interests in different sports, apply skills learnt in lessons, experience and demonstrate sporting values. |
| Wandsworth Schools Games Training Network Fees | £300 |
Receive training and updates for teachers and coaches to raise skills and knowledge of latest developments. Offer of competitions and events across the borough. More events were attended by St Mary’s than last year. |
| Internal – Membership fees | £660 | High quality lessons planning is provided for teachers to upskill their own knowledge and confidence in teaching the curriculum. Impact of this has continued to be positive. |
| Internal – PE Equipment | £830.22 |
Purchases of additional PE Equipment. Replacement of older items and increasing the number of resources for tennis teaching and playtimes. Play equipment is being used at playtimes daily to encourage active lifestyles.
|
| External – External Coaching | £6630 | Providing specialist external coaching to support teachers in lessons. |
| Remaining (to be carried forward to 2024-25) | 0 |
Swimming
Y3 Swimming lessons take place during Spring/Summer term 2025
Y6 Statutory Swimming Assessment took place on 12th June 2025.
| Swim a range of strokes effectively | 68% |
| Swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of 25m | 68% |
| Abilty to self rescue | 68% |
How to access additional lessons was signposted to parents whose children did not pass. Wandsworth also offer free swimming lessons to children.
Sporting Events Autumn 2024 – Summer 2025
Trinity Cup Girls Tournament – Trinity Fields
Trinity Cup Boys Tournament – Trinity Fields
Year 3 /4 Girls Football Festival – Southfields Academy (Autumn)
Interschool Football Event – local schools
Interschool Dodgeball event – local schools
PPSSA – Cross Country Competition
Quicksticks Hockey Festival
Y3/4 Tennis Festival
Y3/4 Cricket Festival
Y5/6 Cricket match against Local schools (PPSSA)
The school continued to provide a full range of extra-curricular sports activities through its before and after school club provision.
This included Football, Tennis, Basketball, Cricket, Multi-Sports, Tag Rugby, athletics.
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