1. Strategic Lead Children and Young People, London Sport
Wandsworth Primary PE Forum
Hillbrook School
January 2017
London Sport Update
Gary Palmer
Strategic Lead Children and Young People, London Sport
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2. Reporting and monitoring expectations Ofsted
Who are London Sport?
PE and Sport Premium:
Reporting and monitoring expectations
Ofsted
London Sport support for schools
The future….
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3. 1. Who are London Sport?
VISION: To make London the most physically active sporting city in the world
We’re about more than just sport
We want London to be the very best in the world
Children and young people are
vital to our vision of making
London the most physically active
city in the world
TARGET: An overall target to get 1,000,000 Londoners more physically active by 2020
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4. A manifesto for the most active city
We must:
Ensure young people have a positive first experience of sport and physical activity
Develop School Sport as an integrated element of sport and physical activity for young people, not as a separate strategy or system
Reduce inactivity and increasing activity levels
Improve physical literacy and young people’s attitudes towards sport and active lifestyles
Deliver personal and wider social outcomes for young people in line with the DCMS strategy
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5. Primary Premium
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6. Key points
The 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.
You should not use your funding to:
Employ coaches or specialist teachers to cover planning preparation and assessment (PPA) arrangements – these should come out of schools’ core staffing budgets.
Teach the minimum requirements of the national curriculum PE programmes of study – including those specified for swimming or, in the case of academies and free schools, to teach your existing PE curriculum.
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7. Reporting
Schools are required to publish details of how they spend their PE and Sport Premium funding on their website by 3 April 2017
The information on the website must include:
The amount received;
A full breakdown of how it has been spent (or will be spent);
The effect of the premium on pupils’ PE and sport participation and attainment;
How you’ll make sure these improvements are sustainable; and
How you use of the premium to giving pupils the opportunity to develop a healthy, active lifestyle.
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8. Department of Education School Information
Reporting Check List
Department of Education School Information
Yes No
Information on school website for current year
Full breakdown of how it has been spent
Helping to develop a healthy, active lifestyle
Additional health enhancing activities
Professional learning for teachers
Inclusion/ activities for inactives
Extending competition
Evidence of impact on participation and attainment
More extra-curricular clubs
Enhanced swimming offer
Improve facilities
Deploying additional coaches
Hiring specialist or peripatetic teachers
Buying equipment
Transport to and from events
Examples of how improvements are sustainable
Using coaches funded by the Premium in PPA time .
What we look for
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9. Ofsted school inspection handbook, page 38
The PE coordinator and a nominated governor will be expected to discuss the
impact the PE and School Sport Premium has had in your school
Ofsted will assess how primary schools spend their PE and Sport Premium under the ‘effectiveness of leadership and management’ section of the inspection:
‘How effectively leaders use the primary PE and Sport Premium and measure its impact on outcomes for pupils, and how effectively governors hold them to account for this’
Ofsted school inspection handbook, page 38
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10. Direct support
London Sport will work with a number of primary schools; the ones that want and need help, to make effective use of the PE and Sport Premium.
Support will include:
Providing schools with an online diagnostic tool to identify what development needs they have.
Providing information about providers portal to make it easier for schools to find school providers who can meet their needs.
Allocating a Primary Sports Premium Mentor to provide direct support on behalf of London Sport where it is required.
Evidence the impact of the investment
Would you like to be part of this package? If so, contact
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11. What next... #MostActiveCity londonsport.org 1. New soft drinks levy
This will be invested in programmes to reduce obesity and encourage physical activity and balanced diets for school age children from This includes:
The potential doubling of the Primary PE and Sport Premium
Putting a further £10 million a year into school healthy breakfast clubs
Please note - A Westminster Hall Debate on the allocation of funding from the soft drinks industry levy for sport in schools takes place on 10 January
2. Helping all children to enjoy an hour of physical activity every day
Every primary school child should get at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity a day.
At least 30 minutes should be delivered in school every day through active break times, PE, extra-curricular clubs, active lessons, or other sport and physical activity events
The remaining 30 minutes supported by parents and carers outside of school time
3. Schools will be supported on how they spend their available funds for maximum impact.
Ofsted assess effective use the Primary PE and Sport Premium
Physical activity will be a key part of the new healthy schools rating scheme
Schools will continue to have the freedom to consider spending the Primary PE and Sport Premium but PHE will be developing advice to schools for the academic year 2017/18.
PHE will make available a new interactive online tool which will help schools plan at least 30 minutes of physical activity every day.
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12. What next…
4. Improved co-ordination of quality sport and physical activity programmes for schools
London Sport will work with national and local providers to ensure that every primary school has access to a co-ordinated offer of high quality sport and physical activity programmes
NGBs will offer high quality sport programmes to every primary school
Keeping children active is a shared responsibility between schools and parents/carers
Clear targets to increase the number of children walking to school as well as continued support for Bikeability cycle training for children
5. A new healthy rating scheme for primary schools
A new voluntary healthy rating scheme for primary schools, building on existing schemes
Schools should celebrate healthy approaches towards tackling obesity amongst their pupils,
Annual competition to recognise schools with the most innovative and impactful projects will be launched
Ofsted will be refer to this scheme in the school inspection handbook
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13. Other news
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14. Providers Portal
Purpose:
Make it easier for schools to find providers who can meet their development needs
Make it easier for London Sport to update and maintain information
NGBs, appropriate grassroots organisations and local networks that offer provision to primary schools will also be included
London Sport will not be promoting and recommending any service provider; the aim of the provider portal is for schools to be able to make an informed choice of who is right for them.
We need schools to shape this portal – could you help?
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15. London 2017
World Para Athletics Championships - exclusive ticket offer
Date Session Time
Session 2- Saturday 15th July Morning am-1pm
Session 4- Sunday 16th July Morning am-1pm
Session 11- Thursday 20th July Evening pm-10pm
Session 12- Friday 21st July Evening pm-10pm
Session 13- Saturday 22nd July Morning am-1pm
Tickets cost £3 per child (16 and under). Accompanying chaperones are free
Interested? If so contact Calum Campbell at:
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16. Actions to consider
Are you meeting the requirements of the funding agreement?
Can you evidence the impact of the investment?
Can you prove how more active young people are in your school as a consequence of the investment?
Would you like to be part of the London Sport Support Programme?
Are you able to help shape the Providers Portal?
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17. Thank you for listening Any questions?
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