Schools receive funding to help make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer.

We are able to use the premium to develop or add to the PE and sport activities in our school.

​Please see below details of how we used our PE and Sport Premium.

Impact on children’s participation and attainment in PE and sport:

Investing heavily in continuing professional development (CPD) by incorporating professional sports coaches into team teaching has had an impact on pupil participation and attainment in PE. The presence of skilled coaches not only improved the quality of instruction but also supported both staff and children, fostering a culture of enthusiasm and engagement around physical education. Pupils were exposed to a broader range of sports, which increased opportunities for all abilities and interests, including inclusive PE tailored for SEND children. This inclusive approach ensured every pupil had an opportunity to participate in lessons and competitive opportunities. As a result, the school saw an improvement in both the confidence and competence of students in PE.

How this will be sustained

To ensure the long-term sustainability of this impactful approach, the school has embedded the use of professional sports coaches. Staff continue to benefit from regular CPD and upskilling opportunities, allowing them to confidently deliver high-quality PE independently over time.

Partnerships with local sports organisations have been established to maintain access to expert coaching and resources.

Inclusive PE remains a core focus, with ongoing investment in equipment and training to support SEND pupils.

By fostering a culture of collaboration, continuous learning, and inclusivity, the school is well-positioned to maintain pupil engagement and achievement in PE.

PE and sport premium funding allocations for the academic year 2025 to 2026:

New Swannington received: £17500.