PE and Sports Premium
The School Sports Premium Stratagy
The 2026/27 academic year the government has phased out the Sports premium. Schools will instead receive a transitional allocation to cover the Autumn term, before the funding is replaced centrally by a new PE and School Sport Partnerships Network from Spring 2027.
The transition to the new system introduces several key changes:
- Transitional Funding: Primary schools will receive a reduced, one-term transitional payment in Autumn 2026 to support the move to the new system.
- New Network: Rather than a direct grant, £580 million is being redirected to a new PE and School Sport Partnerships Network. This network will offer targeted support, specialist coaching, and resources rather than direct spending allocations
For 25/26 and 26/27 we are reporting as previously. We have planned the whole year and will review when the new arrangements are clear
Please read the information which gives details of our PE and Sport Premium Grant and how we allocated the funding, including the impact of the school’s expenditure.
Chorley Sport Partnership Provision and Aims
Chorley SSP Contribution
Chorley Schools Sports Partnership (CSSP) help us to:
Improve the educational experience for all young people through PE, school sport health and culture. Our aim is to inspire the next generation to develop lifelong participation in physical activity and an understanding of the importance of physical and mental well-being.
Aims
– To raise standards in teaching and learning through delivering high quality PE, school sport, health related activities and cultural & performing arts.
– To inspire learning and achievement.
– To provide more young people with the opportunity to compete, achieve their personal best and fulfil their potential.
– To increase regular participation in school and community sport.
– To reduce sedentary behaviour.
– To support young people to take ownership and develop life skills through leadership opportunities.
CSSP will deliver the following in and for our school during this academic year
– Sporting competitions in school and across the district including leagues and one off competitions and inclusion development opportunities / festivals.
– Train pupils in Y6 to become playground leaders.
– Provide Balance Bike Training for the Pre School and EYFS Children.
– Provide Bikeability on road trainings levels 1 & 2 for Y4 and Y5.
– Deliver a Gifted and Talent assessment of Y5 and Y6 pupils.
– Deliver extra curriculum clubs.
– Deliver cultural activities.