Shooters Grove Primary School

PE and School Sport

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The PE Curriculum

Here at Shooters Grove Primary School PE is valued as an important part of every child's education. We endeavour to teach children the basic fundamentals of movement and introduce them to 'competition' during KS1 before focusing on sporting skills, strategy and collaboration as they move through KS2. PE also teaches children more transferable skills such as teamwork, communication and an awareness of physical and mental health and well being.

Every child has the opportunity to participate in two gymnastic and dance units each year as well as one outdoor and adventurous activity. These are complimented by a range of sports and games that feed into after school clubs and level 2 competition against other schools in our locality. Our forward planning and use of the Get Set 4 PE scheme, ensures progression across year groups, differentiation within lessons and  that all children will have a range of sporting experiences whilst at Shooters Grove. We also advertise and inform children within school about pathways to further competition and local clubs. 

PE and Sport Premium

In 2013 the government announced that it was to provide additional funding of £150 million per annum to improve provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools in England – The Primary PE and Sport Premium. However, in October 2017, the Department for Education published new guidance on the doubled Primary PE and Sport Premium grant. This scheme is to be continued until at least 2025-26 and the aims for doubling the School Sports Premium can be found here:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/pe-and-sport-premium-for-primary-schools

School Swimming

In Year 4 all children attend an 18 week block of swimming with their class and teacher. In 2026, by the end of Year 6...

• 39% of pupils could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres.
• 29% of pupils could use a range of strokes effectively [for example, front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke].
• 95% of pupils could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.

How Have We Spent Our Sports Premium 2025-26?

For the 2025-26 academic year we received a total of £19,090 of Sports Premium funding. This has enabled us to continue to employ a full time specialist sports coach through the Arches School Sports Partnership, continue our membership within the Forge Valley cluster of schools which promotes inclusion and opportunity and provide more after school clus for a greater number of children across both key stages. We have also invested in PE equipment and outside provision that will benefit the whole of the school and allow us to deliver quality PE lessons and improve our physical activity provision.

A full breakdown of how the PE and sport premium was spent in 2025-26 can be found in the file below.

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What did we achieve in 2025-26?

• Our Y5/6 girls and boys football teams participated in the EFL cup held at the SWFC community facility.
• Our Y5/6 girls finsihed 2nd in their football league.
• Our Y5/6 boys football team progressed to the city finals.
• We held 2 sport based after school clubs each week which engaged more children than ever before in extra-currciular physical activity.
• Twenty six of our Y6 children represented school in the School Partnership Games in a range of sporting activities.
• Active Blasts became embedded within our timetable to promote the importance of physical health and wellbeing.
• Health Week 2026 allowed us to showcase what amazing progress we have made as a physically active school over the past academic year, culminating in a dance performance to our school community.
• We were able to hold, and host parents, at our annual Sports Day event, which saw all children from Nursery - Y6 enjoy a range of sporting activities.
• We earned the Gold School Games Award for our efforts in PE and school sport in KS1 and KS2.
• We had external partners from  Sheffield United FC, Courtside Tennis and Arches School Sports Partnership come into school and work with our children.

What are our aims in 2026-2027 for PE and School Sport at Shooters Grove?

This academic year, School Sports Premium funding is changing and we will only be receiving a transitional payment of £6000. We intend to continue our CPD programme using Arches sports coaches to improve the quality of PE teaching across school and ensure a range of PE after school clubs are available to our children.

We await further information from the DfE regarding how PE and school sport will look for our school next academic year and beyond.