The government is providing additional funding to improve provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. Sprowston Junior School will receive £18270 for the 2021-22 school year

Our plan for spending this grant includes:

• training and professional development of teachers, including subject leader training
• using outside agencies to provide more extra-curricular clubs, e.g. gymnastics, dance, tennis
• subsidising after-school and holiday clubs
• entering more competitions, e.g.  Norfolk School Games; Adapted Games; Cluster events
• Providing better resources to keep children active at lunchtimes
• Introducing new sports and activities to the children
• Emphasising the importance of leading healthy lifestyles and healthy minds
• Providing outdoor activities on the school site that promote healthy living

Across the school year we provide clubs for:

• athletics, including indoor athletics
• cricket
• cross country running
• dance
• football
• gymnastics
• korfball
• tennis
• Zumba-style fitness
• tag-rugby
• tri-golf

In 2018-21, we competed against other schools in athletics, cricket, cross country, football, korfball, tag-rugby, tennis, golf and swimming.  Please read the PE Report for more detail.