Disadvantaged Students /

Pupil Premium Funding

The Pupil Premium (PP) is additional funding given to schools by the government to support disadvantaged students such as those receiving Free School Meals, Service Children and young people In Care.

The funding is used to support PP students to diminish the difference in their learning compared to that of non PP.

The school tracks PP students with regards to attendance, pastoral well-being and academic progress.

If you require any further details of how PP funding is allocated, please see the Interventions and Provision below and contact Mrs Wright (Headteacher) or Mr Hicken (Deputy Headteacher).

Click below for a link to the Government website on PP Funding.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/pupil-premium-information-for-schools-and-alternative-provision-settings

Pupil Premium Strategy Statement 2022-25

Financial Year Allocations

Pupil Premium

Year	No of Eligible Pupils	Amount per pupil £	Total Amount £
2023-24	141	1035	145,935
2022-23	134	985	131,990
2021-22	140	955	133,700
2020-21	146	955	139,430
2019-20	152	935	142,588
2018-19	146	935	136,510
2017-18	149	935	139,315
2016-17	159	935	148,665
2015-16	155	935	144,925
2014-15	146	935	136,510
2013-14	133	900	119,700

Service Premium

Year	No of Eligible Pupils	Amount per pupil £	Total Amount £
2023-24	149	335	49,915
2022-23	152	320	48,640
2021-22	143	310	44,330
2020-21	142	310	44,020
2019-20	146	300	43,800
2018-19	156	300	46,800
2017-18	166	300	49,800
2016-17	177.5	300	53,250
2015-16	176	300	52,800
2014-15	157	300	47,100
2013-14	166	300	49,800

Measures are used to monitor the school’s success with ‘diminishing the difference’ in the academic attainment of FSM/E6 students to that of non FSM/E6 students.