PRIMARY PE CONFERENCE

1. PRIMARY PE CONFERENCE SEPTEMBER 2013

2. INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION 1 YEAR ON FROM LONDON 2012

3. BEST OF OLYMPICS LONDON 2012

4. BEST OF PARALYMPICS LONDON 2012

5. ARE WE INSPIRING A GENERATION? WHAT LEGACY REMAINS FROM LONDON 2012 IN GATESHEAD SCHOOLS?

6. LEGACY? • EMBEDDED • SIMMERING • SADLY LOST

7. GOVERNMENT PLANS

8. Ofsted Accountability • 1 September 2013 • Assess and Report on effective use of ££ • Quality judgement made on school’s L & M • Measure impact - improved quality and breadth of PE and sport provision • Evidence published on Ofsted website • Also survey selected schools re impact

9. Investment Decisions Understand the impact of HQ PE, physical activity and school sport on young people and whole school standards. Work in clusters and pool resources and expertise to increase and improve provision and opportunities for all. Improve current PE and sport provision Use external expertise effectively to build capacity in your own staff. Appoint a subject co-ordinator. Implement a strategy for improving teacher competence and confidence in PE. Put effective development plans in place to improve provision and outcomes in and through PE, physical activity and school sport. DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE GATESHEAD MODEL

10. Sustainable Gateshead Model: Process

11. SPORT PREMIUM SLA “Building an active and healthy future for all young people through the provision of high quality PE, school sport and physical activity.”

12. SPORT PREMIUM SLA

13. NEW NCPE • September 2014 • Statutory NC only forms part of school curriculum • Freedom to shape whole curriculum • PoS significantly slimmed down • PE has greater emphasis on: • Competition • KS1 core movement skills

14. Primary School Sport Premium2013-15 Renewed package of funding for PE and school sport for primary schools. Ring fenced — funds allocated directly to primary schools across England. Ensure PE and sport are at the heart of school life to raise achievement for all young people. Dedicated resource to access expertise and support for teachers. Funding will be allocated through a lump sum for each school and a per-pupil top-up mechanism. A typical primary school with 250 pupils will receive around £9,250 each year. Ofsted priority when assessing the overall provision offered by schools.

15. Other measures announced

16. BTT Bronze Kitemark Birtley East Community Primary School Colegate Community Primary School

17. BTT Silver Kitemark Barley Mow Primary School Bede Community Primary School Carr Hill Community Primary School Dunston Hill Community Primary School Highfield Community Primary School Ryton Community Infant School St Wilfrids RCVA Primary School The Drive Primary School Whickham Parochial CofE Primary School

18. BTT Gold Kitemark Clover Hill Community Primary School Falla Park Community Primary School Fell Dyke Community Primary School Fellside Community Primary School Front Street Community Primary School Gibside School Larkspur Community Primary School Oakfield Infant School Oakfield Junior School Portobello Primary School Roman Road Primary School South Street Community Primary School St Anne’s Catholic Primary School St Joseph’s Catholic Junior School, Birtley St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Blaydon Windy Nook Primary School Winlaton West Lane Community Primary School

19. School Games Bronze Kitemark Gibside School Oakfield Junior School South Street Community Primary School

20. School Games Silver Kitemark St Anne’s Catholic Primary School

21. Spot the Ball