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Sport Premium Funding

To ensure sport and PE are at the heart of school life and to support raising achievement for all young people, there are ring-fenced funds allocated directly to primary schools across England.

You can find out on this page how we spend this money and the impact that this has on our children.

Easy-read version of Sports Premium Spend 

PE and Sport Premium grant expenditure 2025/2026

Spending category

Spend amount

Outcome

Total grant amount: £17,480

Extracurricular opportunities

£14,700

  • The establishment of inter house competitions so participation for all. 100% of KS1 and KS2 participated in an inter house competition this year.
  • Established and maintained the morning laps in partnership with active travel and encouraging movement before the start of the school day. All children are able to participate.
  • Free after-school sports clubs are reinstated, offering a range of inclusive sports and activities and targeted to encourage the participation of the least active children by not always being a competitive, structured sport.
  • Sports clubs are available with sports that are not part of our curriculum offer.
  • Sensory circuits as a physical start to the day and to regulate children with additional needs.
  • An extracurricular programme worked towards an equal access award to ensure participation equally of boys and girls.
  • Maintained high local school competition entry.
  • Sport was identified as a strength in OFSTED 2026 and used effectively to build leadership opportunities for pupils.
  • Awarded Platinum School Games Mark 

Equipment and resources

£80

  • Adapted equipment for the curriculum.

SGO network

£2700

  • Partnership membership for leadership opportunities, CPD for staff, participation in events (including inclusive sport events), equipment loan and coaching.

 

KS2 Swimming data

% of pupils swim 25m

% pupils range of strokes

% of pupils self rescue

80%

80%

96%