Intent

Implementation

Impact

New Intentions for Academic Year 2021-22

Develop children’s swimming confidence and skill.

Fund a specialist coach to run a comprehensive swimming programme for all pupils from Nursery to Year 6

• Development of water confidence in Nursery age children and techniques of swimming and lifesaving in Key Stage 1 and 2 children.
• Rapid progress in swimming achievements.

Elite swimmers clubs for KS1 & 2 weekly  Summer term 2022

Increase children’s participation in competitive sport - major impact of Covid with no fixtures

• Football and netball teams competing in local league.
• Running club created to focus on developing teamwork and competitive competition experience
• School hosted an elite runners’ cross country event
• Football and netball teams entered into competitive county events.
• KS1 running, swimming and multi skills competitions organised in local federation of schools.

• Higher rates of attendance at sports clubs in and out of school
• Increased regularly engagement in the recommended daily physical activity
• Improved health and fitness levels of children
• Children taking part in a wider range of competitive sport more often

Post Covid set up fixture programme

Increase children’s exposure to competitive sport through inter house swimming competition

Increase participation in local inter-school competitions

Higher rates of attendance at sports clubs in school

Embed an active schools programme with incentives, including the use of Fitbits, to encourage healthy lifestyle.

• Inter house fitness challenges established.
• Fitbits purchased and worn by house representatives every fortnight to track activity and sleep.
• Half termly active journeys promoted
• Weekly Active points earned for all house teams
• House Captains established to promote sports and active lifestyles.
• Water fountains placed at different locations to ensure children and visitors have access to water throughout the day.

• Increased regular engagement in the recommended daily physical activity level.
• Many children have trackers now and use them to identify activity levels each day.
• Water is consumed by majority of children throughout the day.

Develop active opportunities for children and families

e.g. One Run

For children to achieve at least recommended daily physical activity level

• New sports activities introduced every day in wrap around care.
• Weekly swimming slot at wrap around care
• Sports clubs run by staff for Key Stage 1 and 2 
• Enrichment opportunities established:
• Residential Outdoor Adventurous Activity Centre trip
• Water sports Day
• Overnight Stay

• Increased regularly engagement in the recommended daily physical activity level
• Achieved School Games Award Bronze
• Maintained Healthy School Gold Award
• Achieved a national Mental Health Award in relation to all aspects of health.

Expand the links with local clubs to build life long opportunities and interest in wider range of sports

Develop opportunities for specialist coaches in school.

Increase availability and quality of health and well-being information

Policies and guidelines support health and well-being values.

Curriculum experiences promote health and well-being:

PE, Science, PSHE, Me Time.

Families have easy access to information which is targeted to support a healthy lifestyle

Develop workshops for parents and children to work together to be healthy in activities, cooking and sports.