PE and Sport Premium

The PE curriculum has been designed to support the National Curriculum through the provision of high-quality physical education which inspires all pupils to succeed and excel whilst being physically active. At Deddington, we have created a progressive, inclusive curriculum which builds on from the basic skills needed for physical literacy (ability, balance, coordination) to becoming competent in a broad range of sports whilst engendering a healthy active lifestyle.

By the time children leave Deddington, we want to ensure our pupils have become competent in the fundamental movement skills thus leading to an increased ability to apply their skills in different physical activities and sports. We want to engender a healthy active lifestyle which can be sustained into a lifelong habit.

Sporting tournaments, festivals, visitors and sporting opportunities within the wider community enhance the individual experience in PESSPA, providing inspiration as well as inclusive and competitive opportunities to effectively develop skills, realize success and progress to a higher level of learning.

Allocation of funding for 2021 / 2022 - £17,740

Sport Premium Funding

From September 2013 the Government has provided new funding (Sport Premium Fund) for physical education and sport in primary schools. The funding is designed to improve the quality and breadth of P.E. and sport provision. It is also intended to help increase participation in P.E. and sport so that all pupils develop healthy lifestyles and reach the performance levels of which they are capable.