School Sports Premium Funding
Total Funding for Hummersea Primary School – £18,248
At Hummersea, we have a passion for PE and Sports. Our children are offered a breadth of experiences in PE. They have opportunities to participate in activities such as games, dance, gymnastics and athletics. Every child is included in physical education and they are encouraged to be the best that they can be.
Children learn about Physical Education in a variety of ways through Maths, Science, Literacy and other subjects. Our children understand that PE is not a stand-alone lesson but that they can be learning about Physical Education in the classroom indoors and in the outdoor environment.
At Hummersea, we promote the values of respect, teamwork, determination, equality and inspiration giving the children knowledge, skills and motivation to establish and maintain a healthy lifestyle and enjoyment of physical activity and sport.
We are committed to ensure that every child has:
- A sense of well-being.
- A stronger sense of self-esteem.
- Their co-ordination improves along with their rhythm and timing.
- They show improved concentration and application to tasks.
- Educate children to improve health and well being.
- Have fun!
How have we increased participation?
A specialist PE teacher is employed two days a week to work with all our children and staff to ensure high standards. Staff are able to observe and learn from him to up-skill and develop their own PE teaching style.
Children attend weekly swimming lessons. Over a two year period they attend 60 swimming lessons. At the end of the time nearly all children gain their 25 meters swimming certificates.
Children attend a range of competitive festivals and sporting events with other schools.
Every year all Key Stage 2 children are offered a residential experience. Although the PE money is not used to fund this, the school contributes heavily to the reduced cost of a place.
The following year six children can do the following things:-
- Swim competently at least 25 meters – 25 children ( 69%)
- Use a range of strokes – 21 children (58%)
- Perform safe self-rescue – 30 children (83%)
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