Pupil Premium
The pupil premium is allocated by the government to each school on the basis of their data for children entitled to Free School Meals (FSM) over the last six years and also an amount for service families. Please open the attachment below to view the school's Pupil Premium Strategy Statement.
In 2018-19 we are using the Pupil Premium, £14,820, to support 12 children in our school to:
- Continue to provide small group support for pupils
- Provide targeted support for reading
- Provide 1:1 support to develop and nourish pupils SMSC
- Provide 1:1 support in literacy and numeracy
- Provide additional IT equipment for Pupil Premium pupils
- Enable children from our pupil premium families to participate in music lessons, trips and visits (including Year 5 and 6 residential visit) and extra-curricular activities by supporting the cost to parents
- Provide milk, uniform, sports clothing and footwear to ensure an inclusive environment for our pupil premium children
In 2017-18 we used the Pupil Premium, £13800, to support 12 children in our school to:
- Continue to provide small group support for pupils
- Provide targeted support for reading
- Provide 1:1 support to develop and nourish pupils SMSC
- Provide 1:1 support in numeracy and literacy
- Enable children from our pupil premium families to participate in music lessons, trips and visits (including Year 5 and 6 residential visit) and extra-curricular activities by supporting the cost to parents
- Provide uniform, sports clothing and footwear to ensure an inclusive environment for our pupil premium children
Impact of this funding
- Monitoring Spring term shows all children engaged in individual reading sessions improving in the use of phonics, confidence and enjoyment in reading
- Young people better able to discuss their emotions
- An improvement in confidence resulting in achievement in both sporting and academic work