Roe Green
Infant and Nursery School
Sports Premium 2025–2026
How we use Sports Premium funding to raise attainment, provision and enjoyment of PE across the school.
Healthy Living
At Roe Green Infant School, we value the importance of regular exercise and a balanced diet in order to ensure a healthy lifestyle. We focus on exercise and healthy eating in many parts of the curriculum, including Physical Education, PSHE, Science and Design Technology. It is also an important part of our school values.
What Have the School Council Found Out?
The School Council are of the opinion that physical activity and sensible diets will help Roe Green children to keep fit and healthy. They thought that facilities such as a challenging climbing trail would help increase the children's confidence, team spirit and friendship circles, and felt that new equipment and specialist PE teachers would help enhance their physical skills and fitness levels.
Sports Funding Will Support
Developing a stimulating PE Curriculum for all pupils and teachers.
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Developing PE in EYFS, introducing in-house sporting competitions for Reception and Nursery.
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Raising attainment and assessment across the curriculum, with a particular focus on PE.
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Professional development focused on movement, giving children with high-level needs access to a wider range of resources.
Current PE Provision at RGI
PE is taught in Foundation Footsteps and PE lessons, including dance, gymnastics and invasion games — Sport Premium funding has purchased the relevant equipment.
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Daily circuit training for children with high-level needs.
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A competitive Sports Day held each year, with an annual trophy for the winning class.
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A weekly minibus trip to a local school, giving KS1 children access to wider resources and specialist teaching.
Sport Premium has also enabled teachers to attend courses focused on increasing activity levels in PE lessons. A subscription to the PE Hub scheme has given teachers the confidence to teach a wider variety of sports, with termly observations and training helping staff grow more confident in their strategies and successfully increase children's activity levels.
This Year's Highlights
March 2026
Red Nose Day
Children came to school in red clothing and walked to school in the morning. Reception and KS1 took part in an Egg and Spoon race to raise money for the cause.
Raised £422.05
April 2026
Interschool Team Games
Reception took part in their first interschool team games competition - bean bag race, ice cream cone race, hopping race and a relay running race across all 4 classes.
Won by Yellow Canaries
June 2026
Annual Sports Day
Egg and spoon, sack race, bean bag balance, hurdles and relay races on the field, with all classes showing great sportsmanship in close year-group contests.
Hedgehog (Y2) · Eagle (Y1) · Yellow Canaries (Reception)
Sports Funding 2025–2026
Total funding received
£18,330.00
Teaching of PE
£12,011.00 · 66%
Carried Forward
£3,509.00 · 19%
Staff Professional Development
£1,400.00 · 8%
PE Equipment and Resources
£720.00 · 4%
Organisation and Running of Events
£500.00 · 3%
PE Hub Scheme of Work
£500.00 · 3%
Questions about Sports Premium?
Get in touch with the school office — we're happy to help.