Pupil Premium 2015/16 statement
About the Pupil Premium Pupil premium is additional funding provided to school for supporting more disadvantaged pupils to ensure they benefit from the same opportunities as all other children and narrow gaps in attainment. National data shows that generally, these children do not achieve as highly as their peers. There are three categories of children who qualify for pupil premium: · Children who are eligible for free school meals (FSM) or have been in the last 6 years · Looked after children (including children who were adopted from care) · Armed forces children |
2015/16 Allocation Original allocation from 2015/16 budget £20,188.00 + £5,115.00 adjustments in month 3, 9 and 12 and £15200.00 LAC adjustment month 5 = £40,503.00 x 7/12’s (Sept 15 to March 16) = £23627.00 Allocation for 16/17 budget = £27,175.00 x 5/12’s (April ‘16 to August ’16) = £11,323.00 Total allocation = £34950.00 (to date) Anticipated Total Allocation £36,740 Number of children supported: 23 (12 FSM + 11 LAC/AFC) |
How pupil Premium Spending has been planned |
Cost |
Impact |
Learning mentor to provide nurture support in a 1:1 and small group situation to address emotional social concerns and also academic needs when required Support for families during crisis |
£7,620.00 |
Social and emotional needs of children have been met and children have a readiness for learning |
Small group interventions in Numeracy and Literacy (43 hours per week Approx. 2 hours per pupil) |
£21286.00 |
Accelerated learning for PP children by being supported during class time either 1:1 or in small groups has meant chidlren have continued to make progress |
1:1 tuition and small group tuition outside of school hours |
£3, 812 |
The progress of specific pupil premium children has been accelerated in Literacy and Numeracy |
Small group Circus Skills before school |
£224.00 |
An improvement of large and small motor skills in children attendingthe group. |
Reading Friends x twice a week ½ hour |
£448.00 |
Reading skills have been accelerated and social skills developed |
Triumph over Autism (ABA ) support |
£2,144.00 |
Children have been supported in their social needs which has impacted on their rogress within class. Staff are more cnofident in applying their skills. |
Extended learning PP trips and clubs Visitors in school/ play leading resources etc. |
£964.00 |
The learning of all pupils has been enhanced by providing access to extra- curricular clubs and trips |
Milk for FSM eligible children |
£242.00 |
Contribution to healthy school |
Total Spend |
£36,740.00 |
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For more information please visit http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/pupilsupport/premium |