Pupil Premium
We are committed to ensuring that every learner can succeed, regardless of their background. The Pupil Premium is additional funding provided to our school by the government to help us support disadvantaged learners and close the attainment gap between them and their peers. This funding allows us to offer targeted support, enrichment opportunities and interventions to help every child reach their full potential.
Pupil premium eligibility
- learners eligible for free school meals (FSM) or who have been in the past 6 years (FSM Ever 6)
- looked after children (LAC) and previously looked after children (PLAC) - PP+ funding
- learners with a parent who is serving or who has served in the regular armed forces in the past 6 years - SPP
Our Pupil Premium Lead is Miss Hughes, Assistant Headteacher.
Our principles
School culture
- Focus on high quality teaching.
- High aspirations and expectations.
- Demonstrate positive impact of all strategies.
- Engage parents/ carers in the education and progress of their child.
- Focus on outcomes for all individual pupils.
Individual support
- Identification of the main barriers to learning for disadvantaged pupils.
- Individualised approach to addressing barriers to learning and emotional support.
- Frequent monitoring of the progress of every disadvantaged pupil.
- When a pupil’s progress slows, interventions are put in place rapidly to support their needs.
- Teachers know which pupils are eligible for pupil premium.
- The needs of disadvantaged children in specific groups are recognised e.g. high ability pupils, looked-after children.