1. Dorset PE & School Sport Conference 'Attainment, Health and Wellbeing through Physical Education' Sue WilkinsonAli Oliver Strategic LeadCEO Association for Physical EducationYouth Sport Trust

2. Closing the Gap Teaching is the greatest act of optimism

3. A Moment in Time

4. The Case for Support. ‘Active Kids do better.....Active Schools Achieve more’ 2006 – 2008 schools which put sport at the heart Of their development plans were the fastest improving

5. Physical Education and School Sport Post Election

6. Partners’ Update Minister of State’s portfolio Ministerial Board PE and sport premium Status of the 2 hours PE, PA and sport Secondary school PE and sport School Games New Ofsted framework Assessment without levels GCSE, A level and activities review

7. Primary PE & Sport Premium VISION: All pupils leaving primary school physically literate and with the knowledge, skills and motivation necessary to equip them for a healthy lifestyle and lifelong participation in physical activity and sport.

8. Primary PE & Sport Premium OBJECTIVE To achieve self-sustaining improvement in the quality of PE and sport in primary schools NEW DfE GUIDANCE - Swimming - PPA

9. Primary PE & Sport Premium INDICATORS OF IMPROVEMENT The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity - kick- starting healthy active lifestyles The profile of PE and sport being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils Increased participation in competitive sport

10. National Partners

11. Evidencing the Impact of the Primary PE & Sport Premium

12. Foundations for Achievement PE and sport improves a huge range of social skills, promote inclusion and lead to better cohesion – EMPATHY PE and sport improves physical and mental well-being which will transfer into measureable school achievement outcomes - RESILIENCE PE and sport can improve decision making and imaginative thinking – CREATIVITY PE and sport improves self belief and self worth – ASPIRATIONS..these outcomes are taught not caught

13. Personal Development & Character Emotional Wellbeing & Welfare Improved Behaviour Reduce Persistent Absence Parental Engagement Transition and Partnership Engagement In Learning Physical Wellbeing & Body Image Raising Achievement

14. High Quality Physical Education

15. Outcomes for Pupils Indications of outstanding outcomes: All pupils progress well from their different starting points (prior learning) Pupils achieve or exceed standards expected nationally (end of Key Stage attainment targets or within the school’s own curriculum) Most weight is given to pupils’ progress giving consideration to breadth and depth of knowledge, understanding and skills

16. Outstanding Teaching Teachers should: Have met the teachers’ standards Have consistently high expectations Have the relevant subject knowledge Be clear from assessment information what pupils already know, understand and can do Use assessment information to plan appropriately to ensure good progress and achievement Give useful and effective feedback Communicate and engage with parents/carers Ensure there is equality of opportunity in all areas

18. The Future Call to Action - YST Primary Physical Literacy every child’s right Secondary Emotional & Social Literacy every young person’s right Leadership Wellbeing Lifeskilled (CARE) Physically Literate & Active Achievement

20. Thank you How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world