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PE & Sports Premium
The government is providing funding for primary school sports. The funding is being jointly provided by the Departments for Education, Health and Culture, Media and Sport, and will see money going directly to primary school Head teachers to spend on improving the quality of sport and PE for all their children. The money can only be spent on sport and PE provision in schools. The money will be used so that all children benefit regardless of their sporting ability.
What is our approach to spending the Sports Premium?
At Eastfield Primary we believe that all children have an equal opportunity to participate in a broad and balanced curriculum according to their needs, abilities and interests.
Any objectives that school find to be successful, co-coordinators then implement into the school's policies and procedure for the following years to sustain these improvements.
Physical Education and healthy lifestyles are highly valued at Eastfield Primary School. We have a broad and balanced curriculum that ensures all abilities are inspired and educated, strong relationships are nurtured, children are happy to participate in new challenges with a strong emphasis on all pupils succeeding in sport.
Swimming Attainment 2024/25
Year 6 Children - Swim 10m - 95%
Year 6 Children - Swim 25m - 20%
Year 6 Children - Perform safe self rescue - 100%
Year 6 Children - Use a range of strokes effectively - 72%
Before and After School Activities
Eastfield Primary School organises after school activities for KS1 and KS2 pupils on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 3:20-4:15pm; these activities are ran by the PE lead and members of staff. After School Sports Activities change each term to reflect the competitions organised by WASPs (Wolverhampton sport in primary schools). It is our aim to offer opportunities through the academic year, for our children to compete in leagues and competitions. We intend to participate in singing events during the year and we will prepare for this through our school choir.
Electronic letters are sent out at the beginning of each term asking parents to confirm the attendance of their child and to confirm if their child is being collected or walking home.
After school activities are not paid childcare and may be cancelled at short notice.
Wolverhampton Wanderers Players Visit Eastfield Primary School
Conor Coady and John Ruddy from Wolverhampton Wanderers surprised pupils when they walked into their Premier League Primary Stars PE lesson, joining Year 6 in a session as well as donating a Premier League Primary Stars equipment pack to the school.
