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PUPIL PREMIUM 2015/2016
The Pupil Premium/ Pupil Premium Grant (PP/ PP) was introduced by the Government to provide additional funding to address the gap in educational attainment and long term economic well-being between socially disadvantaged children and young people compared to their peers. The Government has a stated aim to narrow this gap in attainment and since 2011 has provided additional funding to schools to support them in so doing. Socially disadvantaged pupils have been defined as pupils eligible for free school meals (FSM) at some point in the last six years (if no longer receiving FSM are known as Ever 6 children) and children who have been in care for more than six months. Currently schools will receive an additional £1300 for each child eligible for FSM or £1900 for children who are considered looked after (Child Looked After - CLA). Children whose parents are employed by the armed forces receive an additional £300. Schools are free to spend the Pupil Premium as they see fit. However, we will be accountable for how we have used the additional funding to support pupils from low-income families. From September 2012, we are required to publish online information about how we have used the premium. This will ensure that parents and others are aware of the extra support that is available to pupils who receive the PP. Ashby Hill Top Primary – 2015/16 outcomes Follow this link for more information on pupil premium funding and how children are identified https://www.gov.uk/pupil-premium-information-for-schools-and-alternative-provision-settings 2015/16 Outcomes in Y1 Phonics, KS1 SATs and KS2 SATs These are the key measures of success for the school. In this table you can see the comparative data of Pupil Premium pupils achieving Age Related Expectations with pupils who are not receiving this additional funding. Our Pupil Premium children 2016 Our Non-Pupil Premium children 2016 Y1 Phonics check (4 children) 75% 95% KS1 Reading (6 children) 17% 76% KS1 Writing (6 children) 34% 62% KS1 Maths (6 children) 34% 78% KS2 Reading (13 children) 38% 69% KS2 Grammar & Spelling (13 children) 46% 77% KS2 Writing (13 children) 25% 74% KS2 Maths (13 children) 23% 83% KS2 Reading, Writing & Maths (13 children) 15% 60% In 2015-16 we received £60,400 pupil premium funding which we spent as follows:
Outcomes for Pupil Premium children in 2016 We are particularly pleased with the results for our Pupil Premium Plus children as 66% achieved Age Related Expectations during National Tests. In order to replicate this success with our Pupil Premium children we have refined our provision to include more teacher time for all. We are aiming to improve upon our 2015/16 results and our target is to continue to meet and exceed ARE for our Pupil Premium children throughout their school life. In 2016/7 we will receive approximately £68,000 pupil premium funding which we anticipate will be spent to support the following estimated costs:
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PUPIL PREMIUM 2014/2015
How has this year's Pupil Premium Funding been allocated?
£1500 Supporting Residential Visits to Beaumanor Hall and Hill Top Outdoor Centre in
Norfolk:
This allows for pupils to join residential visits organised by the school supporting
new learning and social experiences. Further supporting emotional well being of
pupils.
£2000 Off site visits and swimming costs:
Support the costs associated with off site visits, including swimming, where a
voluntary contribution is requested. Visits enhance the curriculum learning
opportunities and support the engagement with learning
£300 Education Welfare Services for attendance issues
£200 Homework kits: for children to be able to carry on with their learning at home and
complete homework as they will have been provided with stationery
£200 PE Kits: purchased to allow children to access the PE curriculum and after-school
clubs
£2542 Children’s Mentor targeted time to support individuals including families. This
work allows children to be ready and receptive to learning.
£9520 Targeted intervention work with an LSA .This work is carried out either 1:1 or in
small group sessions on specific programmes to boost attainment.
£12000 Learning Support Assistant Salaries
£15000 Booster Groups
£1000 ADHD Staff Training & Pupil Therapist
£2500 Lunchtime Supervisor
The remainder of the allocation has yet to be allocated
£1500 Supporting Residential Visits to Beaumanor Hall and Hill Top Outdoor Centre in
Norfolk:
This allows for pupils to join residential visits organised by the school supporting
new learning and social experiences. Further supporting emotional well being of
pupils.
£2000 Off site visits and swimming costs:
Support the costs associated with off site visits, including swimming, where a
voluntary contribution is requested. Visits enhance the curriculum learning
opportunities and support the engagement with learning
£300 Education Welfare Services for attendance issues
£200 Homework kits: for children to be able to carry on with their learning at home and
complete homework as they will have been provided with stationery
£200 PE Kits: purchased to allow children to access the PE curriculum and after-school
clubs
£2542 Children’s Mentor targeted time to support individuals including families. This
work allows children to be ready and receptive to learning.
£9520 Targeted intervention work with an LSA .This work is carried out either 1:1 or in
small group sessions on specific programmes to boost attainment.
£12000 Learning Support Assistant Salaries
£15000 Booster Groups
£1000 ADHD Staff Training & Pupil Therapist
£2500 Lunchtime Supervisor
The remainder of the allocation has yet to be allocated
PUPIL PREMIUM 2013/2014
How have we allocated Pupil Premium Funding so far in order to improve outcomes for
pupils?
£1200 Supporting Residential Visits to Beaumanor Hall and Hill Top Outdoor Centre in
Norfolk:
This allows for pupils to join residential visits organised by the school supporting
new learning and social experiences. Further supporting emotional well being of
pupils.
£1000 Off site visits and swimming costs:
Support the costs associated with off site visits, including swimming, where a
voluntary contribution is requested. Visits enhance the curriculum learning
opportunities and support the engagement with learning
£300 Education Welfare Services for attendance issues
£500 Music tuition: Paid for music tuition for children who have an aptitude for learning
an instrument
£200 Homework kits: for children to be able to carry on with their learning at home and
complete homework as they will have been provided with stationery
£200 PE Kits: purchased to allow children to access the PE curriculum and after-school
clubs
£2542 Children’s Mentor targeted time to support individuals including families. This
work allows children to be ready and receptive to learning.
£3000 Targeted intervention work with an LSA .This work is carried out either 1:1 or in
small group sessions on specific programmes to boost attainment.
£12000 Learning Support Assistant Salaries
£15000 Booster Groups
£9520 Intervention Groups
£43958 Total allocation 2013 -2014
£64700 Total allocation 2014 - 2015
pupils?
£1200 Supporting Residential Visits to Beaumanor Hall and Hill Top Outdoor Centre in
Norfolk:
This allows for pupils to join residential visits organised by the school supporting
new learning and social experiences. Further supporting emotional well being of
pupils.
£1000 Off site visits and swimming costs:
Support the costs associated with off site visits, including swimming, where a
voluntary contribution is requested. Visits enhance the curriculum learning
opportunities and support the engagement with learning
£300 Education Welfare Services for attendance issues
£500 Music tuition: Paid for music tuition for children who have an aptitude for learning
an instrument
£200 Homework kits: for children to be able to carry on with their learning at home and
complete homework as they will have been provided with stationery
£200 PE Kits: purchased to allow children to access the PE curriculum and after-school
clubs
£2542 Children’s Mentor targeted time to support individuals including families. This
work allows children to be ready and receptive to learning.
£3000 Targeted intervention work with an LSA .This work is carried out either 1:1 or in
small group sessions on specific programmes to boost attainment.
£12000 Learning Support Assistant Salaries
£15000 Booster Groups
£9520 Intervention Groups
£43958 Total allocation 2013 -2014
£64700 Total allocation 2014 - 2015
