Playforce, the UK’s
leading play and sports space provider, has released a detailed guide for
schools, providing information on ways to get the maximum impact from the PE
and Sport Premium (and demonstrate it for Ofsted).
Known for its
commitment to getting children active and outdoors, for almost 20 years
Playforce has campaigned to fight childhood obesity and to integrate active
play, PE and sports across the school day and age ranges.
Over the coming
weeks Playforce will be releasing a weekly advice guide on Sports & PE,
drawing on their long-standing experience of working with schools across the UK
and organisations such as Sport England, Youth Sport Trust and Sports for
Schools.
Director of
Marketing, Emily Northin, said: “With ever-increasing pressures on funding and
resources, as well as existing equipment, we understand that delivering an
increased programme of physical activities can be challenging.
"That’s why
we’ve produced this step-by-step guide to the Primary PE & Sports Premium,
for those schools that want to integrate PE and Sports, as well as healthy
living, into daily activity.”
The first guide,
available now, contains information on:
- The Primary PE & Sports
Premium - The background
- How does it work?
- What can you use it for?
- A bit about coaching
- How is it measured?
- What are the challenges?
- Getting the most from your
funding
- How can you make sure any
equipment you buy works for the Primary PE & Sports Premium?
Three more guides
will be released, on the website page:
- Part 2 - Best practice case
studies
- Part 3 - Other funding
sources for sports projects
- Part 4 - Encouraging Sport
and PE for all ages and abilities
