Initiative
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Expected outcome
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Impact
Measured through termly monitoring
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Higher quality teaching in lessons through team teaching.
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Staff will build on their skills by team teaching with specialist PE teacher
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Children to receive higher quality PE lessons.
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Competition programme (including netball, football, hockey, athletics, swimming, cricket, tag rugby, tennis, rounders, tri-golf, cross country, Boccia)
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More of our children participating in competitive events. Increased range of competitions on offer.
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Increased understanding of winning and losing.
Knowledge of the role of fair play and sportsmanship. Opportunities to develop skills in new sports.
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Boccia and PAN
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SEN children will be able to access sports
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SEN and non-SEN children working together on a range of sports.
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Out of hours provision
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Netball club.
Activ8 – funded by Old Ford.
Lunch time - Cross Country club
Ballroom dancing club
Boccia
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Increased participation in sport.
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Y4 and Y5 pupils to receive training
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Training for Y4 and Y5 pupils to lead play activities with KS1 and KS2 children during lunchtimes.
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Children gain an increased sense of responsibility.
Increased levels of confidence amongst the leaders.
KS1 and KS2 pupils more focussed during lunchtimes.
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Staff training in gymnastics
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Gymnastics – staff have received training on gymnastics to improve the teaching of the subject throughout the school.
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Children to achieve in PE lessons through access to receive high quality gymnastics teaching.
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Tri-golf set.
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Pupils have received lessons in golf. The new equipment enables children to learn the basics of golf, making it fun and engaging for the age group in question.
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Children now have the opportunity to try golf in school.
Increased participation in the sport.
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Termly PE leader updates
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Subject leader to attend temly PE updates.
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Newtons can share good practice in PE with other local schools, as well as further boosting our contacts network.
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Cycle Confident training
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The school provide bike training to all children in Y5 and 6.
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Children to become more aware of road dangers and to gain increased confidence when biking on roads. If they pass level 2, they can cycle to school.
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Change for Life
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Increase children’s knowledge of how to live a healthy lifestyle. Children who attend Breakfast Club can access this during this time.
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Greater awareness amongst children about the dangers of obesity, smoking and other such activities that can undermine pupils’ health.
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Swimming
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Children in Year 5 go to Harris Academy for weekly swimming lessons.
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Year 5 children will become competent swimmers
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NQT Training
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2 Members far staff led NQT training for KS1 and KS2
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NQTs across the borough are competent and confident to teach P.E
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