Our Sports Premium Grant
Highgate Primary School received £17,840 Sports Premium Grant funding for the financial year 2021/22. The Sports Premium school money was used to help provide continuing quality sports provision for all children.
The amount Highgate expects to receive for 2022/23 is £18,280.
Our spending plan (see document at the bottom of this page) details how we project our spending for the year to provide specialist coaching to offer high quality experiences for the pupils and to continue to help up-skill the teachers to raise their confidence in being able to deliver high quality PE. It will also be used to provide equipment and training to support sports leadership for some of our older pupils and to subsidise the cost of extra curricular clubs and activities.
Highgate Swimming Statement
Schools are required to publish information about the ability of its Y6 pupils to swim 25 metres with a range of strokes and perform safe self-rescue in water situations.
Percentage of pupils in Y6 able to swim 25 meters | 69 % |
Percentage of pupils in Y6 able to swim 25 meters using a range of different strokes | 44% |
Percentage of pupils in Y6 able to talk about how to keep themselves safe in a range of water situations. | 100% |
Percentage of pupils in Y6 able to perform safe self-rescue | 100% |
Pre-2016 parents were allowed to opt into swimming instruction and many did not. This made it not financially viable for the school to deliver swimming tuition. From August 2017, we have developed our swimming provision, year on year.
We have opened up our swimming offer from the beginning of this academic year to all children in Key Stage 2 as we see learning to swim to be a priority. The school has sought a better deal by accessing local funding to help subsidise some of the increasing costs and give every child the opportunity to learn to swim.
Sports Premium Spending Plan
Highgate Primary Sports Premium Reporting 2024
Sports Premium Planned Expenditure 2022 (and review of 2021)