PE Curriculum & Sports Premium Report 2025–2026

This report outlines Park View Primary School’s PE Curriculum and how Sports Premium funding has been utilised during the academic year 2025–2026 to enhance the quality, inclusivity and breadth of physical education, physical activity and sport across the school.

The Importance of Physical Activity

Physical activity plays a vital role in supporting the physical health, emotional wellbeing and personal development of children and young people. Regular participation in physical activity contributes to:

• Improved self-esteem and confidence
• Greater emotional resilience and wellbeing
• Reduced levels of stress, anxiety and low mood
• Enhanced concentration, behaviour and academic performance
• Stronger friendships, teamwork skills and social development
• Improved physical fitness and healthy lifestyle habits

At Park View, we are committed to ensuring that every child has opportunities to be active, enjoy movement and develop a lifelong appreciation of physical activity.

School Vision and Objectives

Our PE and sport provision is guided by the following key objectives:

• To ensure all pupils are physically active every day.
• To increase participation in sporting activities across all year groups.
• To provide opportunities for pupils to represent the school in competitive sport.
• To support pupils with a particular passion or talent for sport in accessing external opportunities.
• To promote the core sporting values of respect, teamwork, determination, honesty, self-belief, participation and sportsmanship.
• To use physical activity to enhance emotional health and wellbeing.
• To encourage healthy lifestyles through education around exercise, nutrition and wellbeing.
• To ensure all pupils, including those with SEND, can access and enjoy high-quality PE and sporting opportunities.

Sports Premium Funding Overview

The Sports Premium funding continues to be used strategically to provide sustainable improvements in PE and school sport through:

• High-quality curricular and extra-curricular sporting opportunities
• Investment in equipment and resources
• Professional development for staff
• Inclusive participation opportunities for all pupils
• Leadership development through pupil ambassador programmes
• Enhanced opportunities for competition and physical activity

Curriculum Provision

Curriculum Structure

Our PE curriculum is progressive, inclusive and engaging from Nursery through to Year 6. The PE Co-ordinator works closely with our specialist sports coach to plan, deliver and assess high-quality lessons that develop competence, confidence and enjoyment in sport and physical activity.

Nursery

• Introduction to movement, balance, coordination and basic sporting activities.

Reception

• Fundamental movement skills
• Ball skills
• Dance
• Gymnastics

Years 1–6 A broad and balanced curriculum including:

• Football
• Tag rugby
• Hockey
• Netball and basketball
• Rounders and Scatterball
• Athletics
• Dance
• Gymnastics
• Cricket
• Tennis
• Orienteering

Year 5 Swimming Swimming lessons are delivered at the local swimming pool during the Autumn Term, supporting pupils to meet the National Curriculum requirements for swimming and water safety.

Assessment grids are completed each half term to monitor progress and ensure pupils develop skills progressively throughout their primary education.

Get Set 4 PE

Park View continues to utilise the Get Set 4 PE platform to support the delivery of a high-quality, knowledge-rich and progressive PE curriculum.

Key Features

• Comprehensive lesson plans and schemes of learning
• Curriculum maps aligned to the National Curriculum
• Assessment and progress tracking tools
• Clear progression of skills from EYFS to Year 6
• Access to a wider range of sporting activities
• Support for adaptive teaching and inclusion

Continuing Professional Development

Sports Premium funding has also supported staff training to:

• Increase confidence when teaching PE
• Develop subject knowledge across a range of activities
• Ensure consistent teaching approaches across the school
• Support adaptive teaching for pupils with SEND
• Maintain a clear progression of physical skills and knowledge

Extra-Curricular Sport and Enrichment

We continue to provide a wide range of free sports clubs throughout the year, delivered before school, during lunchtime and after school.

Examples include:

• Multi-sports
• Football
• Tag rugby
• Netball
• Athletics
• Cricket
• Dance

These opportunities enable pupils to develop skills, improve fitness and discover new sporting interests beyond the PE curriculum.

Competitive Sport

During 2025–2026, Park View pupils participated in a wide range of sporting competitions and festivals across Basingstoke and Hampshire.

These opportunities included:

• Football
• Rugby
• Netball
• Basketball
• Hockey
• Badminton
• Athletics
• Cricket
• Cross-country
• School Games competitions

Many teams successfully progressed through local competitions, with pupils demonstrating excellent sportsmanship, commitment and teamwork throughout the year.

We continue to offer:

• Girls' and boys' football teams
• Rugby teams
• Mixed-gender teams across a variety of sports
• Inclusive opportunities for pupils of all abilities

Inclusion and Accessibility

Inclusivity remains at the heart of our PE and sport provision.

We are proud to provide:

• Adapted activities and resources to enable participation for all
• Additional adult support where required
• Access to BSL communicators for pupils within our Resource Provision for Deaf Children
• Targeted support for pupils with SEND
• Opportunities to participate in both competitive and non-competitive events

These approaches ensure every child experiences success and enjoyment through physical activity.

School Games and Participation Events

Alongside competitive fixtures, pupils have participated in a range of inclusive festivals and participation events, including:

• Hampshire School Games Festivals
• KS1 Multi-Skills Events
• Inclusive Sports Festivals
• Physical activity enrichment days

These events provide valuable opportunities for children who may not typically participate in competitive sport to experience new activities in a supportive and enjoyable environment.

Pupil Leadership: PE Ambassadors and Sports Captains

Our Sports Captains and PE Ambassadors continue to play a significant role in promoting physical activity across the school.

Supported by our sports coach and the Basingstoke School Games Organiser (SGO), they:

• Organise and lead playground activities
• Support sports festivals and competitions
• Assist staff during sporting events
• Act as positive role models
• Encourage participation across all year groups

Through these leadership opportunities, pupils develop valuable communication, organisation and coaching skills.

Impact

Through effective use of Sports Premium funding during 2025–2026, Park View has continued to:

• Increase participation in physical activity and sport.
• Provide a broad and engaging PE curriculum.
• Improve staff confidence and expertise in PE delivery.
• Enhance opportunities for competition and personal achievement.
• Promote positive physical and mental wellbeing.
• Ensure inclusive access to high-quality sporting experiences for all pupils.
• Develop pupil leadership and responsibility through ambassador roles.

At Park View, we remain committed to delivering a PE curriculum that inspires, challenges and supports every child, helping them to develop the skills, confidence and enthusiasm needed to lead healthy and active lives.

Park View Awarded Gold School Games Mark for 2025–2026

We are delighted to announce that Park View Primary School has been awarded the Gold School Games Mark for the academic year 2025–2026.

The School Games Mark is a nationally recognised accreditation, supported by Sport England and facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust. It recognises schools that demonstrate a strong commitment to physical education, school sport and wider physical activity.

Achieving the Gold Award reflects Park View's continued commitment to excellence across four key areas:

Participation

Promoting regular physical activity and ensuring opportunities are accessible to all pupils.

Competition

Providing a broad range of inclusive intra-school and inter-school sporting opportunities.

Workforce Development

Developing young leaders, staff and volunteers to support and deliver physical activity and sport.

Clubs

Offering a diverse programme of extracurricular sporting activities to engage pupils with different interests and abilities.

This achievement highlights the strength of our inclusive sporting culture and recognises the positive impact of PE and sport in developing teamwork, resilience, confidence and aspiration.

We are incredibly proud of our pupils, staff and wider school community, whose enthusiasm and commitment have made this success possible. We look forward to continuing to inspire every child to achieve their personal best and develop a lifelong love of being active.

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