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 Ms Rowley (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

Financial Year Allocations

Students in Local Authority care are eligible for £1900 per annum

Students of parents in the Services are eligible for £300 per annum.

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.

• Schools are required to publish their PP expenditure and its impact on-line termly.

• PP academic success is part of Ofsted framework and judgement.

• KS4 destinations are recorded for FSM/E6, including NEETs (Not in Education, Employment or Training).

2019-20

 2019-20 Allocated Income & spend

2018-19

 2018-19 Income & Spend

 Disadvantaged Students Intervention Impact 2019

Pupil Premium Archive 2013-18