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Pupil Premium

What is Pupil Premium?

Pupil premium funding is described by the Government as:

 

"Additional funding given to publicly funded schools in England to raise the attainment of  disadvantaged pupils and close the gap between them and their peers" GOV UK

 

We will receive £1,445 per pupil for every child who:

  •  are eligible for free school meals, or have been eligible in the past 6 years

 

We will receive 2,410 or a child who:

  • Is a looked after child (LAC) defined by the Children Act 1989. 
  • Children who have ceased to be looked after because of adoption, special guardianship order or child arrangements order

 

Please see the link below for more information from GOV.UK

Pupil premium

  

 

 

What is our vision for Pupil Premium Spend?

The key objective for us when planning the pupil premium spend is to narrow any gaps there may be between pupil groups. The spend provides pupils with access to take the advantage of opportunities, responsibilities and experiences for later life. In this way, it can powerfully address social disadvantage and build cultural capital.

 

 Our pupil premium spend plan holds the highest aspirations for all in line with our vision of Believe, Belong, Achieve. The spend encompasses emotional/social wellbeing alongside academic support.

 

Many of our children start with low attainment on entry; however we work tirelessly to identify this and ensure through carefully targeted use of the pupil premium funding we work to eliminate barriers to learning and ensure expected and exceeding progress for all.

 

  We are held to account as are our governing body for reporting our pupil premium spend and its impact.

June 2019 - Ofsted Report

" Current pupils including those who are disadvantaged make good progress from their different starting points particularly reading, writing and maths"

 

"The pupil premium is used well and disadvantaged pupils are making improving progress"

 

"They have put into place a range of carefully considered and relevant actions to support pupils’ personal development, well-being and academic progress"

Pupil premium spend plan

Below you will find our spend plan covering 3 years 

2022-2023

2023-2024

2024-2025

 

Part B of the document details the review against intended outcomes for academic year 2022-2023.

 

Part B will be reviewed at the end of each academic year.

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