Sports Funding Information (updated Summer 2022)

Gold Sports Award 2020/21, 2019/20, 2018/19, 2017/18, 2016/17

The dedicated primary PE and Sports Premium Funding was announced in March 2013 and began the following September, this funding goes directly to schools.

Swimming 2022-23 - (July 2023)

We will report on:

- number of children achieving 25m+

- number of children who can use a range of strokes effectively 

- number of children who can perform safe self - rescue in different water-based situations 

Swimming 2021-22 - Tuition provided by St. Piran's

Limited swimming for many pupils due to high pupil absence with Covid 

13/38 children achieved 25m+ 

10/38 children were able to use a range of strokes 

7/38 children could perform safe rescue in different water based situations 

Swimming 2020-21

No data due to lockdown

Swimming 2019-20

No data due to Lockdown

Swimming 2018-19 

20/40 children achieved 25m+ this equates to 50%

We are using our Sports Funding to:

• "Up-skill" teachers so that we can continue to improve the quality of sport lessons;
• Invest in quality coaching support;
• Provide increasing opportunities for pupils to take part in inter-school competitions;
• Offer more after school and lunchtime activity clubs;
• Purchase better equipment;
• Introduce new and unusual sports like orienteering.
• Improve our green spaces and fine and gross motor equipment

Our Educational Visits Co-ordinators, Brenda Richardson (lead) and Claire Spankie (deputy) ensure that external providers of swimming and other sports meet our standards in safeguarding, qualifications and practices to ensure safety protocols are in place for our pupils.

During Sept 2021 to July 2022...  (with high absence linked to Covid and isolation rules)

74% of pupils attended at least one club during the year 

63.8% of PP children attended at least one club 

61.6% of EAL children attended at least one club

63.5% of SEND children attended at least one club 

The number of children attending a sporting experience or a competition off site - was 174 children (51% PP and 24.2% SEN)

Pre - Covid

During Sept 2018 to July 2019... 

88% of pupils attended at least one club during the year 

88% of PP children attended at least one club 

88% of EAL children attended at least one club

88% of SEND children attended at least one club 

During Sept 2017 to July 2018... 

83% 239/287) of our pupils attended at least one club during the year 

86% (49/57) of our PP children attended at least one club 

82% (142/173) of our EAL children attended at least one club

91% (62/68) of our SEND children attended at least one club 

At St. Luke's, we are incredibly proud of our inclusive philosophy and always actively seek to find clubs that pupils will enjoy.

Please see our projected spend and philosophy for 2021/22