Overall Aims and Objectives in Spending Pupil Premium Grant
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To close the gap by addressing inequality and raising the attainment of children from low-income families and children who are looked after.
School Information
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Total number of children on roll |
63 |
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Total number of children eligible for Pupil Premium |
34 |
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Total Amount of PPG Received |
£21,000 |
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Amount of PPG received per Child |
£617.65 |
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Activity |
Amount |
Intended impact
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Impact |
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Employ an additional highly skilled class teacher. |
Information held in school |
Reduction of class sizes further so that all teachers focus on promoting learning and raising pupils’ achievement by meeting individual needs. |
All teachers created individual reading, writing, maths and other specific targets matched well to individual needs. Targets were shared termly with parents/carers. All children achieved their targets. |
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Behaviour Support Service level agreement |
£1200 |
Pupil will display a thirst for knowledge and a love of learning which will have a very strong impact on the progress and attainment. |
Level 4 achieved in reading, writing and maths. |
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Purchase ‘Toe by Toe’ a spelling programme |
£200 |
To enable all pupils to reach their full potential. |
Children were given the best opportunity to improve their confidence and fulfil their potential by using a specific programme. |
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Sound Training (10 week programme) |
£1,440 |
Raise pupils’ achievement. To ensure rapid progress so that all pupils have high levels of literacy appropriate to their age. |
Average reading age gain was 36 months. |
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Purchasing of library Books |
£600 |
To provide pupils with a wider range of reading material that will stimulate and motivate pupils which will lead to raising pupils’ achievement and enable pupils to access different areas of the curriculum. |
Year 1 – 6 100% of children made equal to or more progress than children who did not receive pupil premium funding
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