School Games Mark
Since, 2018/2019, Fleetville Junior School has consistently been awared the School Games Platinum Award - the highest award possible. This prestigious government-led award celebrates our schools' commitment to developing sport within our school and community. To achieve this, we have consistently demonstrated how we:
- Maintain and increase engagement in sport, and ensure every child gets exercise every day.
- Organise competitions, providing positive experiences tailored to children's motivation, confidence, & abilities.
- Focus on key transition points, such as Year 2/3 and Year 6/7.
- Support the personal development of targeted children through youth engagement and leadership.
- Engage key stakeholders to promote the value of exercise and enhance local provision.
- Provide equal opportunities for all young people.
- Understand and develop children's knowledge and skills.
Platinum School Games Mark 2026 - 2027
Sports Premium
The Primary PE and Sport Premium is funding provided directly by the Department for Education to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of physical education, physical activity, and sport offered in primary schools.
Schools must use the funding to build capacity and capability within the school to ensure that improvements will benefit pupils joining the school in future years. Spending is planned and evaluated across five key indicators set by the Department for Education:
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Staff CPD: Increasing the confidence, knowledge, and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport.
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Broader Provision: Offering a broader experience of a range of sports and physical activities to encourage healthy, active lifestyles.
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School Profile: Raising the profile of PE and sport across the school as a tool for whole-school improvement.
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Targeted Engagement: Increasing pupil participation in regular physical activity and targeted sports clubs (particularly for less active pupils).
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Competitive Sport: Increasing participation in competitive sports and local School Games events.
At FJS, we are committed to ensuring that our allocation of the Sports Premium leaves a lasting, positive legacy
Here is how we ensure the long-term impact of our Sports Premium:
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Quality Curriculum
We have established an ambitious, well-sequenced and progressive PE curriculum, alongside robust assessment frameworks
. Whilst we use schemes to support our PE teaching, we have personalised PE to the needs of our children - teaching foundational PE skills within units and then applying these to a range of sports and physical activities. -
Daily Active Habits
Physical activity is integrated throughout the school day at FJS, not just within timetabled PE lessons
. Through active playtimes, the daily mile, a range of PE lunchtime clubs - including football, netball and fencing - we foster a healthy school culture. -
Staff professional Development & Curriculum Support
We invest in targeted staff CPD to enhance internal teaching skills and confidence across physical education
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High-Quality Equipment & Resources We allocated funds toward essential equipment and resources to build durable, repeatable physical activity opportunities across the school
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External Coaching & Specialist Teaching We dedicated significant funds to expert external coaching staff, who deliver the highest quality specialist instruction and broaden pupil engagement across curricular and extra-curricular sport.
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Inclusive and Extra-Curricular Opportunities
We value extra-curricular sporting activities. We aim to provide as many sporting opportunities as we can for as wider range of children - actively encouraging sporing participation from SEND children, disadvantaged pupils, and increasing girls' sports access
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In line with DfE conditions of grant, our school publishes an annual expenditure and impact report detailing how our funding allocation has been spent and the sustained impact on our pupils.
2025-2026
2025 - 2026 Sports Premium Spend
