PE & Sport Premuim

PE and Sport Premium premium is used to develop or add to the PE and sport activities that school already offers and to ensure that improvements made now will benefit pupils joining the school in future years.

PE and Sport Premium Nationally

Most schools with primary-age pupils receive the PE and sport premium each academic year, including:

  • schools maintained by the local authority
  • academies and free schools
  • special schools (for children with special educational needs or disabilities)
  • non-maintained special schools (schools for children with special educational needs that the Secretary of State for Education has approved under section 342 of the Education Act 1996)
  • city technology colleges (CTCs)
  • pupil referral units (PRUs provide education for children who can’t go to a mainstream school)
  • general hospitals

The following types of school don’t receive this funding:

  • nursery schools
  • studio schools
  • university technical colleges (UTCs)
  • independent schools (except for non-maintained special schools, which do receive the funding)
Funding for the PE and sport premium

Schools receive PE and sport premium funding based on the number of pupils in years 1 to 6. In cases where schools don’t follow year groups (for example, in some special schools), pupils aged 5 to 10 attract the funding. In most cases, the Government determines how many pupils in each school attract the funding using data from the January school census.

Funding for 2023 to 2024

Schools with 16 or fewer eligible pupils receive £1,000 per pupil.

Schools with 17 or more eligible pupils receive £16,000 and an additional payment of £10 per pupil.

PE and Sports Premium at Newfield

Aims

Newfield School believes that Physical Education and School sport has relevance for pupils of all ages and abilities, irrespective of gender or ethnicity. The overriding aim is to promote participation, achievement, sporting excellence, a sense of fun, enjoyment and adventure.

Provision

Pupils at Newfield engage in a regular structured P.E. program based around the National Curriculum. Activities include gymnastics, athletics, cricket, football, boccia, swimming, dance and outdoor and adventurous education.

Pupils in the SEND school benefit from following the MOVE programme to ensure they make the best possible progress in their physical development.

The school has two halls, a hydro pool and outside play areas including outdoor gym equipment. Sporting activities take place using facilities in the local community; these include links with other local schools and providers. Newfield is a member of the Lancashire Special Schools Sports Association.

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We support our pupils in the participation of sporting challenges and experiences to develop their opportunities for leadership, citizenship and for making a positive contribution to the school and its local community. Our pupils have some opportunities to take part in local and national sporting events.

Academic Year September 2023 – March 2024

We recieved an initial allocation of £9,870. There will be a further allocation, yet to be determined, in the new financial year, after April 2024.

A proposed PE and Sports Premium Intent Statement - Academic Year 2023-24 can be found here: Proposed PE and Sports Premium intent statement 23-24

Academic Year 2022 – 2023

We recieved an allocation of £16,920. A breakdown of how the funding was allocated and the outcomes for pupils can be found here: PE and Sports Premium 22-23

Academic Year 2021 – 2022

We recieved an amount of £16,886. A breakdown of how the funding was allocated and the intended outcomes for pupils can be found here: PE and Sports Premium 2021 2022 Final

Academic Year 2020 – 2021

We recieved an amount of £16,687. A breakdown of how the funding was allocated and the intended outcomes for pupils can be found here: PE and Sports Premium 2020 2021 Final

Leaders use … the primary physical education and sports grant, well to promote enjoyment, equality of opportunity and success in learning.’ Ofsted, 2016

Newfield School
Shadsworth Road
Blackburn
Lancashire
BB1 2HR

01254 588 600

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Safeguarding

Newfield School is committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults as its number one priority.

Full copies of Policies and Procedures related to all aspects of Safeguarding, and the Complaints Policy, are available on request from Rachel Kay, Head Teacher and Designated Senior Lead for Safeguarding and Child Protection.

Equality Duty

Newfield School complies with the general and specific duties of the Equality Act (2010). In accordance with the duty we publish information that demonstrates that we have due regard to the need to;

  • Eliminate unlawful discrimination
  • Advance equality of opportunity
  • Foster good relations

These specific duties have been considered in relation to all our policies and procedures in school. Our objectives will be reported on and published as part of the Governance public documents available for inspection under the Freedom of Information Regulations and Data Protection duties and in the school newsletter to parents.

Our Equality Objectives are set, reviewed and published annually in our School Development Plan.

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