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“If you can’t outplay them, outwork

them.”

“What you lack in talent can be made up with de-

sire, hustle, and giving 110 percent all the time.”

“One man can be a crucial ingredient on a team,

but one man cannot make a team. ”

1

I will never forget

this. Playing at

Twickenham is the

best thing that has

ever happened to

me. Leon Y4

2

Sports Premium

Up until the academic year 2019/2020, the Government is making

available to all schools a sum of money annually to allow them to

continue to develop sports provision within school and to help

schools increase pupil participation in sporting activity. This money

presently equates to £8000 per school per year plus an additional

£5 per child. For our school this means approximately £9,200 per

year.

The Governors agree that the money must be used so that: all chil-

dren benefit regardless of sporting ability; that the most able chil-

dren are given the opportunity to compete in advanced tourna-

ments; that staff have access to training opportunities and contin-

ued professional development.

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Overview of Sport

Funding 2016/17 £9106 + £1500

CPD—Staff Support

Supply cover for CPD (Staff training) and

attendance at sports events. Release of

Mr. Hedgley

£750

Transport and staffing—Inter

school Festivals and fixtures £3400

Supplementary swimming lessons to top

up our quota of sessions from the au-

thority. £2000

School Sports Partnership —

CPD festival and tournament

organisation and administration

£1500

Equipment and kit—We intend to

invest in team kit but will seek

sponsorship to subsidise this in-

vestment

£1800

Extended Schools enrichment

outside agencies. Explore new

sports to widen childrens aware-

ness and experiences

£550

Prizes including medals trophies

and certificates £140

Contingency £466

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Overview of Sports Funding

Year Groups

Extended School Groups

Swimming

School Festival

Participation table

Intended spend 2016/17

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Overview of

Sport Funding £9106

CPD—Staff Support

Supply cover for CPD and attend-

ance at sports events. Release of

£640

Transport and staffing—Inter

school Festivals and fixtures £3400

Specialist dance and sports coaches

to mentor and team teach across the

school

£2000

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CPD festival and tournament

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tion

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£876

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ment outside agencies

£550

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Year Group Funding Reception

Year 1

Autumn 1

Brad (Cluster coach and PE lead) Paul Anderson shadowing Multi sport

R-Dance instructor

Autumn 2

R -Multi sport

Dance instruction

Spring 1

Dance support

Brad (Cluster coach and PE lead)Paul Anderson shadowing Gymnastics

Spring 2

R Small sided Games ball skills

Y1 –Dance

Summer 1/2

Year 2 Autumn 1

Y2

Brad (Cluster coach and PE lead)Paul Anderson shadowing Multi

sport small ball ball skills

Autumn 2

Gymnastics Support teacher

Spring 1

Dance

Spring 2

Invasion games - support

Summer 1/2

Athletics & Gymnastics Mr. Anderson Brad(cluster PE support

6

Year 3 Autumn 1 Anderson working across Year group

Y3

Gymnastics Support teacher

Fencing coaching and competition

Autumn 2

Paul Anderson TAG Rugby

Spring 1

Small sided invasion games Paul Anderson

Dance Marathon

Spring 2

Basketball Teesside Mohawks

Summer1/2

Netwall Athletics What a Raquet

Year 4 Autumn 1 Paul Anderson working across Year group

Dance Dance teacher

Autumn 2

Gymnastics support instructor

Spring 1

Basketball—Teesside Mohawks

Spring 2

Gymnastics—support instructor

Summer1/2

Tag rugby Athletics /Netwall)

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Swimming

Swimming runs throughout the year

for Year 4 & 5 pupils and for those

year 6 pupils who have not yet

achieved the 25m certificate in the

previous year.

Sessions are at The Neptune Centre

and are from 1:40 – 2:30

Sessions take place in two week

blocks. Each Y5 pupil will experience

10 concurrent intensive sessions.

Inter school Galas will be entered

through the Festival format.

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Horse Riding

Our children are given the

unique opportunity to try

out a sport that may oth-

erwise not be consid-

ered .

A group of children travel

to Stainsby Grange

Equestrian Centre every

week to learn how to care

for and ride horses. They

improve both their physi-

cal and mental toughness

This is the highlight of

my week—I can’t sleep

the night before. I’m so

excited to see my horse

again. Harris Y5

I feel so proud I’ve

conquered my fears. I

love “my” horse Molly.

Laiba Y5

7

Year 5 Autumn 1

Basketball—Teesside Mohawks—TAG Rugby Mr. H

Autumn 2

Invasion Games

Spring 1

Carlton OAA Residential

Gymnastics

Dance Marathon

Spring 2

Gymnastics—support instructor

Yorkshire cricket

Summer 1/2

Dance—Athletics

Year 6 Autumn 1

Hockey Teesside University support

Autumn 2

Dance—Dance teacher supported

Spring 1

Multi sport leadership—Sports coach

Spring 2

Gymnastics/Dance

Summer 1/2

OAA Residential

Athletics & Officiating

8

All children are offered the opportunity to attend our Running

Club. This club offers the chance to build on basic fitness

levels and train in a fun environment where com-

mitment and enthusiasm are the main in-

gredients. It aims to embed the key health

factor of regular exercise routinely car-

I love using Albert

Park to practice

our running skills

We concentrate on A.B.C:

Agility, Balance and Coordination

We train and have

fun in all weathers

Running and Fitness Club

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Local and National Events

Stage three of the Tour de Yorkshire start-

ed in Middlesbrough and it brought a great

festival atmosphere. We helped design

and make some of the cultural bunting and

wall hangings which hung along the route

and promoted our fantastic town to the

world.

Each year we attend the

Show Racism the Red

Card children’s work-

shops at the Riverside

stadium. We learn how

to become responsible

citizens in an increas-

ingly multi-cultural soci-

ety.

14

Local and National Events

This year we have been Lucky enough to engage directly with

three Elite athlete tournaments. We were lucky enough to be in-

vited to watch and meet some of the All Blacks as they trained at

Darlington Mowden Park.

This inspired us to have a go at tag rugby which we continued to

practice throughout the year. As a reward for our efforts and en-

thusiasm we were asked to be the representatives of Newcastle

Falcons at a tag tournament at Twickenham.

Thanks Mr. An-

derson all your

coaching and

organising has

helped win this

9

Cricket Club & League

We love taking part in

tournaments against oth-

er schools in our area!

We get expert training from Grant

White who is our Yorkshire county

cricket coach. Straight arm bowling,

wicket keeping and stumping are all

things we are keen to improve.

I’ve made new

friends since I

started playing

cricket.

10

Girls’ and Boys’ Football

M ulti-sport sessions de-velop individual skills : throwing, catch-

ing ,evading , finding

space ,passing and dribbling to

name but a few.

Two of our

girls made it

through to the

Middlesbrough

schools’ trials

13

Dance / Gymnastics

We have strong links with the local Arts and Cultural Ser-

vices. We work alongside professional dance instructors to

develop practiced movement phrases. We are often invited

to showcase what we have learnt at festivals throughout

the year.

Every Thursday I practice

my movement phrases

and try to become more

bendy (flexible) I’ve

earned lots of badges

since joining. Leah Y4

12

Basketball / Netball

Every Monday we practice our invasion game skills

with the Axiom Volunteers who work alongside Teesside

Mohawks our local University Basketball team. They are

American and we love their accents. Monday’s sessions

are so much fun. We have even had chance to match our

skills up against other schools.

11

Girls’ and Boys’ TAG Rugby

The Year 4 after school Tag Rugby

Club has been practicing all year—and

look what we have been awarded

with—a tournament at Twickenham