In the 2016 to 2017 financial year, schools will receive £1,320 for each pupil in reception year to year 6 registered as eligible for free school meals at any point in the last 6 years.
Tell your local authority if you also get any of the above benefits. Your child's school can get extra funding if you do.
Through careful monitoring and evaluation we can show the positive impact of our spending on the outcomes for pupils. Because of the small numbers of children who are eligible for pupil premium, impact is reported to the Governing Body and not published on the website.
In 2016 - 2017, our allocation for the Pupil Premium Grant will be £5280.
Purchase of resources and specialised teaching provision to support children's learning with a specific focus on literacy development To ensure targeted differentiation and support for those children working below age related expectations in literacy.
Funding places at After School Club To ensure the children are able to participate and to give children the opportunity to experience new and challenging activities.
Funding places on school trips To enhance the curriculum, ensure the children are able to participate and to give children the opportunity to experience new and challenging activities.
In 2014 - 2015, our allocation for the Pupil Premium Grant was £2640.
The focus on participation in extra-curricular activities has developed and strengthened social relationships. There has been an increase in positive behaviours and independence skills have developed. The focus remains the development of English and Maths skills.
In 2013-2014, our allocation for the Pupil Premium Grant was £1762.
This funding focused on the provision and implementation of individual and small group support in reading, writing and maths and the extension of first hand experiences in order to support, enhance and develop learning across the curriculum.
This funding has helped children eligible for the Pupil Premium to develop their self-esteem and confidence through attending an after school club each term. Additional Teaching Assistant support has enabled them to develop key skills in reading, writing and maths. The use of Clicker 6 has given them and other children more confidence when writing and we have seen an improvement in the quality and content of their written work.