Sports Premium Funding for 2026-27

The Government has confirmed that the PE and Sports Premium will end after the academic year 2025-26 and will be replaced by a system called PE and School Sport Partnerships network. This is expected to be fully running from Spring 2027 therefore at this current time we are unclear of the funding amount we will receive.  

Below is therefore a proposed strategy based on outcomes from the 2025-26 impact report.

Over the course of the academic year 2026-27, Key Stage 2 pupils will again have access to swimming lessons at Kirklees Leisure Centre. Additional staff will be allocated, where appropriate to ensure that all pupils are able to access these lessons in a safe and meaningful way and to support the increasing complexity of our younger pupils. 

This will enable a sustained number of pupils to work towards meeting the following National Curriculum KS2 requirements for swimming:

• Swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25m.
• Use a range of strokes effectively, for example, front crawl, back stroke and breast stroke.
• Perform a safe, self-rescue in different water-based situations.

Across 2026-27 we will be looking specifically at providing our KS1 and 2 pupils with accessible sporting experiences and competitions. This may be within the community or held in house in order for these to be developmentally appropriate for our increasing complexity of our pupils. We have successfully held accessible in-house competitions this year and therefore hope to build on this by hosting similar events for our younger pupils. Funding will be put in place to ensure this is staffed appropriately and resources such as transport are put in place. Specific funding will also be allocated to in-house resources that facilitate inclusive practice in PE lessons for all pupils.

We will continue our partnership with SK Pace who will work closely with our Healthy Lifestyles Leads and Personal Development Lead to provide engaging and accessible Enrichment opportunities for our pupils as well as professional development of new and less experienced teachers. This will ensure that all pupils receive a thorough, well balanced P.E offer, allowing them to develop a wider range of skills and further promote engagement, inclusivity and accessibility in lessons. The Healthy Lifestyles Leads will continue to ensure that high quality resources are available to all classes through regular auditing and purchase them as necessary to allow teachers to continue to deliver a broad, effective and accessible Healthy Lifestyles Curriculum.

Sports Premium Impact Report 2025-26

Sports Premium is allocated to schools based on the number of pupils on roll in Years 1 to 6 recorded in the January Census.

Southgate School received two instalments- £8225 in October and £8225 in April to use across the academic year to make additional and sustained improvements to the quality of PE and sport on offer and to facilitate pupils being active throughout the school day.  An outline of our sports premium spending is in the table below: £16,410 total.

Sports Premium Impact Report 2024-25

Sports Premium is allocated to schools based on the number of pupils on roll in Years 1 to 6 recorded in the January Census.

Southgate School received two instalments £9584.00 in October and £6846 in April to use across the academic year to make additional and sustained improvements to the quality of PE and sport on offer to all pupils.  An outline of our Sports Premium spending is in the table below: £16,430 total.

Sports Premium Impact Report 2023-24

Sports Premium is allocated to schools based on the number of pupils on roll in Years 1 to 6 recorded in the January Census.

Southgate School received two instalments £6875 in October and £9625 in April to use across the academic year to make additional and sustained improvements to the quality of PE and sport on offer and to facilitate pupils being active during break times.  An outline of our sports premium spending is in the table below: £16,500 total.

Sports Premium Impact Report 2022-23

Sports Premium is allocated to schools based on the number of pupils on roll in Years 1 to 6 recorded in the January Census.
Southgate School received two instalments: £6883 in October 2022 and £9613 in April 2023 to use across the academic year to make additional and sustained improvements to the quality of PE and sport on offer and to facilitate pupils being active during break times. An outline of our sports premium spending is in the table below: £16,496 total.

Sports Premium Impact Report 2021-22

Sports Premium is allocated to schools based on the number of pupils on roll in Years 1 to 6 recorded in the January Census. Southgate School received two instalments: £6854 in October 2021 and £9666 in April 2022 to use across the academic year to make additional and sustained improvements to the quality of PE and sport on offer and to facilitate pupils being active during break times.  An outline of our sports premium spending is in the table below: £16,520 total.