Key information · Warmley Park School & College
Physical Literacy is at the heart of our PE and sport provision. This page details how we receive and spend our PE and Sport Premium funding to benefit all pupils at Warmley Park.
PE and Sport Premium received from the Department for Education
£268.82 above income — funded from school budget
Participation in the School Games programme, facilitating healthy competitive opportunities for all students.
Organised in-school sporting and physical activity events encouraging active peer engagement and teamwork.
Swimming provision supplementing the school’s existing specialist hydrotherapy sessions and vital motor skills development.
Purchase and replacement of PE equipment, safety mats, active play assets, and accessible sports configurations.
Across 7 categories of physical literacy provision
Through structured play, adaptive physical education, and sensory-rich movement experiences, we support students in building essential motor and life skills. By focusing on personal milestones, we foster a safe environment where progress is celebrated, and personal limits are positively and supportively challenged.
Our comprehensive curriculum integrates physical literacy across the school day, encouraging students to develop lifelong habits of wellness. We empower them with the resilience, knowledge, and confidence to remain active, connected, and healthy as they grow and transition into adulthood.
Building a positive attitude toward physical activity by nurturing self-belief, excitement, and emotional readiness.
Establishing lifelong habits, social connection, and a sustainable love for play, sports, and recreational activities.
Warmley Park participates in the School Games programme — a Government and Sport England initiative that provides competitive and inclusive sporting opportunities for schools. Participation in School Games competitions and festivals is an important part of our physical literacy offer.