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Sports Premium

What is the Sports Premium?

Primary school children in England will benefit from higher quality PE lessons and better sport opportunities, the Education Secretary announced on the 17th June 2021.

Backed by a £320 million investment, the Primary PE and sport premium will encourage children to play more sport, increase their social skills, and improve their physical activity after lockdown. Schools will also be able to improve the quality of their teaching and make longer-term, sustainable changes to their lessons.

Evidencing the impact of the Primary PE & Sport Premium

Sports Premium 2021-22

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