The Pupil Premium is additional funding given to schools so that they can support their disadvantaged pupils and close the attainment gap between them and their peers.
This money is allocated to schools based on the number of pupils who are eligible to Free School Meals (FSM).
The governors’ pupil premium policy can be found here.
Please read the reports below to see how this money was spent and the impact it has had on raising achievement for children who are eligible for pupil premium funding.
The report for 2011/2012 is available to download here.
The report for 2012/2013 is available to download here.
The report for 2013/2014 is available to download here.
The report for 2014/2015 is available to download here.
The report for 2015/2016 is available to download here.
The report for 2016/2017 is available to download here.
The report for 2017/2018 is available to download here.
The report for 2018/2019 is available to download here.
The report for 2019/2020 is available to download here.
The report for 2020/2021 is available to download here.
The report for 2021/2022 is available to download here.
The report for 2022/2023 is available to download here.
In 2023/24 the school has received £185,590 in Pupil Premium Funding, £16,750 in Recovery Funding (Total: £202,265). This is being used to provide additional support through additional phonics lessons, additional teacher input to provide targeted group work in Maths and English as well as Interventions Teaching Assistants who to provide small group tuition. Social, Emotional and Mental Health support programme is being provided, as well as funding for educational visits to raise the level of writing attainment across the school.
The spending plan for 2023-2024 is available to download here.
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