PE and Sport Premium – Kilnhurst Primary School
Our Vision
At Kilnhurst Primary School, we are committed to providing high-quality physical education and sport that promotes active, healthy lifestyles and supports pupils to develop confidence, resilience and a lifelong enjoyment of physical activity.
We aim to ensure that all pupils experience a broad range of physical opportunities and are inspired to be the best version of themselves through sport and physical activity.
PE and Sport Premium – Summary
|
Academic Year |
Funding |
Key Spend Areas |
Impact Summary |
|
2025–2026 |
£17,270 |
Coaching, CPD, clubs, competitions, equipment |
Specialist coaching and additional opportunities for physical activity and sport |
|
2024–2025 |
£17,710 |
Coaching, CPD, clubs, competitions, equipment |
Improved confidence, greater engagement, increased competition opportunities |
|
2023–2024 |
£17,710 |
Coaching, CPD, competitions, equipment, events |
Increased participation, improved engagement, wider experiences |
PE and Sport Premium 2025–2026
Funding received
Kilnhurst Primary School received £17,270 in PE and Sport Premium funding for the 2025–2026 academic year.
Use of funding
The school's PE and Sport Premium expenditure was reported to the Department for Education under the following categories:
| Area of expenditure | Amount |
|---|---|
| Continuing professional development (CPD) | £200 |
| Extra-curricular opportunities | £5,770 |
| Equipment and resources | £5,000 |
| School Games Organiser activities | £300 |
| External school sports competitions | £1,000 |
| External coaching staff | £5,000 |
| Total | £17,270 |
The school's PE and Sport Premium expenditure for 2025–2026 was reported to the Department for Education as shown above..
Impact and sustainability
The school continues to review the impact of its PE and Sport Premium provision on pupils' participation, physical activity and access to sporting opportunities.
Pupils benefited from access to specialist coaching and additional opportunities for physical activity and sport, supporting participation in PE and the school’s wider sporting offer.
Where specialist coaching and external provision have been used, the school seeks to build on this provision through its wider PE curriculum and extra-curricular offer.
The school will continue to review its PE and sport provision to identify priorities for future development and ensure that opportunities for physical activity and sport remain part of the school's wider curriculum offer.
Swimming and water safety
For the 2025–2026 Year 6 cohort:
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80% of pupils could swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 metres.
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68% could use a range of strokes effectively.
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80% could perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations.
Department for Education reporting
The school's PE and Sport Premium expenditure for 2025–2026 has been submitted through the Department for Education's digital reporting and assurance process.
Review of PE and Sport Premium Spending 2024–2025
Total funding received: £17,710
Impact
- Increased participation in after-school clubs
- Improved pupil confidence and engagement in PE lessons
- Greater opportunities for competitive sport
- Enhanced staff subject knowledge and confidence
- Positive impact on pupils’ physical health and wellbeing
Review of PE and Sport Premium Spending 2023–2024
Total funding received: £17,710
Impact
- Increased opportunities for pupils to participate in competitive sport and wider events
- Improved pupil confidence and engagement within PE lessons
- Greater uptake of after-school sports clubs
- Broader range of physical activities experienced by pupils
Sustainability and Legacy
We are committed to ensuring that improvements in PE and sport are sustainable. We achieve this through:
- Developing staff expertise through ongoing CPD
- Embedding high-quality PE within our curriculum
- Investing in equipment and resources
- Creating a culture of active participation across the school
Swimming and Water Safety (Year 6 – 2024–2025 Cohort)
- Percentage of pupils who can swim 25 metres: 89%
- Percentage of pupils who can use a range of strokes effectively: 84%
- Percentage of pupils who can perform safe self-rescue: 84%
These outcomes demonstrate that the majority of pupils meet the expected standard in swimming and water safety by the end of Key Stage 2.
Where pupils do not yet meet these expectations, additional support and opportunities are considered to ensure they develop these essential life skills and are prepared for the next stage of their education.
Detailed Reports
For full breakdowns of spending and impact, please see the reports below:
KPS Premium Report 2025–2026 - To be added at the end of the academic year.
