All children will access annual swimming lessons delivered by qualified swimming instructors.

The number of children at the end of KS2 who are unable to swim 25 meters will decrease.

Improved confidence of the less able swimmers.

Due to EYFS attending swimming lessons, there has been an increased level of performance and confidence as the children progress through the school.

Increased percentage of children entering KS2 who are already water confident.

Children in Year 6 to receive more lessons in 'self saving rescue'.  

Children to access a range of sporting opportunities that they would otherwise not have the chance to do through covering transport costs. 

Children to experience external sporting grounds and facilities.

Targeted groups of children are invited to attend sporting events.

Travelling expenses covered for key sporting events such as swimming; this removes barriers and limitations for those families who could not usually afford the cost involved.

Cullompton Community College run regular fixtures and events in which our school will compete.

Children’s aspiration to achieve will develop.

The teaching of PE will continue to be consistently good across the school.

Teachers will feel more confident to deliver a broad and balanced skills based curriculum.

Teachers skills will improve in all areas of the PE Curriculum.

PE Co-ordinator to work alongside SAINTS coach to arrange fixtures. 

To encourage and engage more girls to to compete and participate in sporting activities. 

Attend sporting fixtures organised across Ventrus. 

To host sporting events at St Andrew's.

As part of the School Sports Partnership Programme, the funding has allowed us to participate fully in a number of CVSA, CCC, Ventrus and East Devon sporting initiatives, competing at local, area and county level.

Staff members to run a sports club once a term.

Train older children to lead sports activities and games during the lunch break.

Develop active and collaborative play at lunchtimes. Introduce a range of activities so these are accessible by all children EYFS-Year 6. Purchase resources to support outdoor play. Train staff to deliver physical activity during the lunch break. Work with families to encourage children to walk, cycle or scoot to school.

Children will benefit from professional coaches (Saints Southwest and Devon Cricket ‘Chance to Shine.’) in sporting areas.

The number of children participating in local community clubs will increase due to receiving coaching at school.

The teaching of PE is will continue to be consistently good across the school.

Celebration Assembly every Friday to ensure sport success has a high profile, celebrating sporting achievements in and out of school. Achievements to be celebrated with certificates, trophies and medals. Create a sporting achievements and clubs board for children to see. All pupils to receive recognition for sporting and physical achievements across the year. Parents to be invited in for assemblies. 

Year 6 Sports Leaders - elected by students and staff - to support PE lessons, check and help maintain PE equipment and assist with events such as 'Run a mile for Comic Relief' and Sports Day. Sports Leader hoodies to be purchased to raise profile of Sports Leaders and be aspirational for other children. Children of all ages to be supported and peer mentored by the Sports Leaders.

Local sporting personalities, champions, instructors etc to be invited in to work with the children and inspire them in sporting activities. 

Continue to offer a range of activities both in and out of the curriculum to get more children involved. Focus on those children who are reluctant to take up additional sporting activities. 'Friends of the Earth' outdoor learning to be given to all children, 3 sessions per year. Children to receive access to outdoor spaces in a 'forest school' environment. Children are enthusiastic with increased engagement and positive behaviour. Increase the number of Friends of the Earth sessions for each class; teachers to become more proactive in promoting outdoor learning using our school grounds and surrounding community.

The school has invested in the REAL PE curriculum which will improve the staff’s confidence and subject knowledge. This also includes high quality resources across the year groups.

In order to improve progress of all children, staff will be up-skilled as a result of working alongside SAINTS South West coaches.

Staff will participate in coach-led sessions and mentored to be able to lead sessions themselves.

Termly staff CPD sessions covering a wide range of sports to include basketball, rounders, tennis and tag rugby.

Better subject knowledge for all staff and increased confidence in session delivery. Subject leader will be more confident when supporting staff.

For repairs and improvements to the school playgrounds- enabling an environment where children are stimulated and can physically thrive.