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Please read the information below which gives details of our Pupil Premium Grant and how we allocate the funding.
If you think you might be entitled to Pupil Premium Grant funding for your child, please see the website link with details of how you can apply. For parents of children in the Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 cohorts, this funding is in addition to the free universal infant school lunches the government already provides for your child.
We therefore encourage you to apply if you meet the required criteria as listed through the website link below.
Background
Schools are allocated a sum of money to support the educational provision for children from families who have a low income. The purpose of this ring-fenced funding is to support the social mobility of these pupils by helping them to make good progress at school: research evidence consistently shows significant under-performance amongst this group of children.
“Schools are free to spend the Pupil Premium as they see fit. However they will be held accountable for how they have used the additional funding to support pupils from low-income families. New measures will be included in the performance tables that will capture the achievement of those deprived pupils covered by the Pupil Premium.” [DfE, Dec 2011]
Please note that due to the small number of pupils involved it is not appropriate to break this data down further than is presented here. Individual pupil evaluations of attainment and progress are held by the school and monitored by the school’s governors. An example of costings for small group and one to one sessions can be seen below for reference.
Our total amount of Pupil Premium allocation grant for the academic year 2023-24 is £13,410
We work in partnership with our families to provide options for financial support to enable children who are entitled to this premium the same opportunities as their peers. This includes participation in trips, visits, extra-curricular activities and options to attend the wrap around care provision. Where learning gaps have been identified, this can also include additional adult support in class.
The impact on pupil progress and attainment from the use of the PPG funding will be collated at the end of the academic year reviews of provision and impact taking place through the year.
Our total Pupil Premium allocation grant for the academic year 2022-23 was £12,385
This was spent on staff training, additional teaching assistant hours and small group teaching. We also supported families financially to enable all children to take part in trips, visits and additional learning opportunities that are usually funded by voluntary contributions.
Our Pupil Premium allocation for the academic year 2019-20 is £12,760. This was spent on staff training, learning resources, additional teaching assistant hours and small group teaching hours. We also supported families financially to enable all children to take part in learning opportunities that are usually funded by voluntary contributions.
See below for allocations and impact reports for previous years.
What has been the impact of this additional funding?
PROGRESS over academic year 2018-19 of the targeted pupils:
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Reading
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Writing
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Maths
ATTAINMENT over academic year 2018-19 of the targeted pupils:
67% attained age related expectation or above in Reading
67% attained age related expectation or above in Writing
67% attained age related expectation or above in Maths
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Our Pupil Premium allocation for the academic year 2018-19 is £11,080. This was spent on staff training, learning resources, additional teaching assistant hours and small group teaching hours. We also supported families financially to enable all children to take part in learning opportunities that are usually funded by voluntary contributions.
See below for allocations and impact reports for previous years.
What has been the impact of this additional funding?
PROGRESS over academic year 2018-19 of the targeted pupils:
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Reading
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Writing
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Maths
ATTAINMENT over academic year 2018-19 of the targeted pupils:
100% attained age related expectation or above in Reading
100% attained age related expectation or above in Writing
100% attained age related expectation or above in Maths
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Our Pupil Premium allocation for the academic year 2017-18 is £8,380. This was spent on staff training, learning resources, additional teaching assistant hours and small group teaching hours. We also supported families financially to enable all children to take part in learning opportunities that are usually funded by voluntary contributions.
What has been the impact of this additional funding?
PROGRESS over academic year 2016-17 of the targeted pupils:
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Reading
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Writing
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Maths
ATTAINMENT over academic year 2016-17 of the targeted pupils:
100% attained age related expectation or above in Reading
100% attained age related expectation or above in Writing
100% attained age related expectation or above in Maths
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Our Pupil Premium allocation for the academic year 2016-17 was £6,440. This was spent on staff training, learning resources, additional teaching assistant hours and small group teaching hours.
What has been the impact of this additional funding?
PROGRESS over academic year 2016-17 of the targeted pupils:
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Reading
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Writing
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Maths
ATTAINMENT over academic year 2016-17 of the targeted pupils:
100% attained age related expectation or above in Reading
100% attained age related expectation or above in Writing
100% attained age related expectation or above in Maths
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Our Pupil Premium allocation for the academic year 2015-16 was £7,760. This was spent on staff training, additional teaching assistant hours and small group teaching hours.
What has been the impact of this additional funding?
PROGRESS over academic year 2015-16 of the targeted pupils:
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Reading
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Writing
100% made expected or better than expected progress in Maths
ATTAINMENT over academic year 2015-16 of the targeted pupils:
100% attained age related expectation or above in Reading
100% attained age related expectation or above in Writing
100% attained age related expectation or above in Maths
| Teacher costs for provision | ||||||
| One to One | 1 x weekly | 2 x weekly | 3 x weekly | 4 x weekly | 5 x weekly | |
| 60 min | £46.48 | £1,766.24 | £3,532.48 | £5,298.72 | £7,064.96 | £8,831.20 |
| 40 min | £30.98 | £1,177.24 | £2,354.48 | £3,531.72 | £4,708.96 | £5,886.20 |
| 30 min | £23.24 | £883.12 | £1,766.24 | £2,649.36 | £3,532.48 | £4,415.60 |
| 20 min | £15.49 | £588.62 | £1,177.24 | £1,765.86 | £2,354.48 | £2,943.10 |
| 15 min | £11.62 | £441.56 | £883.12 | £1,324.68 | £1,766.24 | £2,207.80 |
| 10 min | £7.75 | £294.37 | £588.75 | £883.12 | £1,177.49 | £1,471.87 |
| Small Group (5) | 1 x weekly | 2 x weekly | 3 x weekly | 4 x weekly | 5 x weekly | |
| 60 min | £9.30 | £353.40 | £706.80 | £1,060.20 | £1,413.60 | £1,767.00 |
| 40 min | £7.72 | £293.36 | £586.72 | £880.08 | £1,173.44 | £1,466.80 |
| 30 min | £4.65 | £176.70 | £353.40 | £530.10 | £706.80 | £883.50 |
| 20 min | £3.86 | £146.68 | £293.36 | £440.04 | £586.72 | £733.40 |
| 15 min | £2.32 | £88.16 | £176.32 | £264.48 | £352.64 | £440.80 |
| 10 min | £1.54 | £58.52 | £117.04 | £175.56 | £234.08 | £292.60 |
| TA costs for provision | ||||||
| One to One | 1 x weekly | 2 x weekly | 3 x weekly | 4 x weekly | 5 x weekly | |
| 60 min | £11.50 | £437.00 | £874.00 | £1,311.00 | £1,748.00 | £2,185.00 |
| 40 min | £7.67 | £291.46 | £582.92 | £874.38 | £1,165.84 | £1,457.30 |
| 30 min | £5.75 | £218.50 | £437.00 | £655.50 | £874.00 | £1,092.50 |
| 20 min | £3.83 | £145.54 | £291.08 | £436.62 | £582.16 | £727.70 |
| 15 min | £2.88 | £109.44 | £218.88 | £328.32 | £437.76 | £547.20 |
| 10 min | £1.92 | £72.83 | £145.67 | £218.50 | £291.33 | £364.17 |
| Small Group (2) | 1 x weekly | 2 x weekly | 3 x weekly | 4 x weekly | 5 x weekly | |
| 60 min | £3.83 | £145.67 | £291.33 | £437.00 | £582.67 | £728.33 |
| 40 min | £2.56 | £97.15 | £194.31 | £291.46 | £388.61 | £485.77 |
| 30 min | £1.92 | £72.83 | £145.67 | £218.50 | £291.33 | £364.17 |
| 20 min | £1.28 | £48.51 | £97.03 | £145.54 | £194.05 | £242.57 |
| 15 min | £0.96 | £36.48 | £72.96 | £109.44 | £145.92 | £182.40 |
| 10 min | £0.64 | £24.28 | £48.56 | £72.83 | £97.11 | £121.39 |