The PE and sport premium is government funding provided to help schools improve the quality and sustainability of PE, sport and physical activity for pupils.
New Heights received £5,000 of PE and sport premium funding for the 2025/26 academic year. The full allocation was spent, with no funding remaining at the end of the year.
| Area of expenditure | Amount |
|---|---|
| Equipment and resources | £5,000 |
| Continuing professional development | £0 |
| Extra-curricular activities | £0 |
| Memberships and subscriptions | £0 |
| School Games Organiser activities | £0 |
| External sports competitions | £0 |
| External coaching | £0 |
| Total expenditure | £5,000 |
The funding was used to provide equipment and resources, with expenditure targeted at improving opportunities in PE, sport and physical activity for:
pupils with special educational needs and disabilities; and
disadvantaged pupils.
The school is completing its evaluation of how the equipment and resources have affected pupils’ participation and attainment. Verified information about the impact of the expenditure and how its benefits will be sustained will be added to this page by [insert date].
For the 2025/26 Year 6 cohort:
| Swimming and water-safety measure | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Pupils able to swim competently, confidently and proficiently over at least 25 metres | 0% |
| Pupils able to use a range of strokes effectively | 0% |
| Pupils able to perform safe self-rescue in different water-based situations | 0% |
No PE and sport premium funding was spent on additional swimming lessons or other aquatic opportunities during 2025/26.
These outcomes will be considered when planning future provision and support.
The school has identified continuing professional development and equipment and resources as areas where targeted support would be particularly beneficial during 2026/27.
