Sports Premium

At Turnfurlong Junior School we are passionate about sport and the school delivers high quality teaching and a wide range of sporting opportunities for all pupils.  Due to this commitment, we spend in excess of the allocated funding to ensure that our pupils have as many sporting opportunities as possible to promote a love of sport and a healthy lifestyle.

This is reflected in the amount of clubs that are offered and the very high uptake of club places.

We are committed to these key objectives:

• Pupils have further enhanced their knowledge and sports skills
• Greater pupil participation at competitive tournaments
• Enriched quality of PE delivery
• Greater discipline and attention within PE lessons
• Increased pupil participation in PE lessons
• General pupil attitude to fitness has improved

What is the PE and sport premium?

The PE and Sport Premium funding is a government funding stream designed to help primary schools improve the quality of PE and sport activities they offer. Schools receive PE and Sport Premium funding based on the number of pupils in Years 1 to 6,

Who receives the funding?

Most schools with primary-age pupils receive the PE and Sport Premium funding. This includes maintained schools and academies, special schools and non-maintained special schools, and pupil referral units (PRUs). Nursery schools and independent schools do not receive the funding.   

Using the PE and sport premium

Schools must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer. This means that the  funding must be used  to develop or add to the PE and sport activities that the school already offers, or make improvements that will benefit future pupils. For example, we can use our funding to hire qualified sports coaches to work alongside teachers, or to support less active children by running or extending school clubs. Funding should not be used to cover core functions, such as teachers’ planning and preparation time, or to teach the minimum requirements of the National Curriculum.

2022-2023

This financial year we received £19,640.00.     

Please click here for a detailed breakdown of how we improved sports provision in 2022/23

2021-2022

This financial year we received £19,650.00.     

 Please click here for a detailed breakdown of how we improved sports provision in 2021/22

2020-2021

This financial year we received £19,628.00.  

Please click here for a detailed breakdown of how we improved sports provision in 2020/21

2019-2020

This financial year we received £19,610.00.  

Please click here for a detailed breakdown of how we improved sports provision in 2019/2020