PE and Sports Grant information
Vision Statement
At High View Primary Learning Centre, our aim is to maximise the opportunities for all our children in sport, to enable them to fulfil their full sporting potential.
Our school is working consistently to raise standards and achievement in sport across the school, by improving the quality of teaching in this subject through the employment of effectively trained staff and specialist coaches when needed.
We are committed to promoting healthy and active lifestyle choices across the school in all curriculum areas and have been awarded Health School status and the BFit Barnsley Award.
We take every opportunity to participate in local tournaments and competitions against our neighbouring schools and have a very successful range competitions and activities across the whole school.
Our school is working consistently to raise standards and achievement in sport across the school, by improving the quality of teaching in this subject through the employment of effectively trained staff and specialist coaches when needed.
We are committed to promoting healthy and active lifestyle choices across the school in all curriculum areas and have been awarded Health School status and the BFit Barnsley Award.
We take every opportunity to participate in local tournaments and competitions against our neighbouring schools and have a very successful range competitions and activities across the whole school.
High View PLC – PE and Sports Premium Expenditure Reports and Development Plans
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Ofsted Guidance – PE and Sports Premium Reports
“PE & Sport premium Primary schools receive PE & sport premium to fund additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer. The amount of funding received by schools is based on the number of pupils in years 1 to 6. * Schools with 17 of more pupils will receive £16,000 plus £10 per pupil. * Schools with 16 or fewer pupils will receive £1,000 per pupil. “ Published guidance about PE and Sports Premium funding is available here. | ||