Pupil Premium
How we have spent our Pupil Premium for our free school meal children.
Pupil Premium was introduced by the government in April 2011 and is a payment given to schools, from the Local Education Authority, to help support children from families on lower incomes - those eligible for free school meals. The money is spent in school to help promote the educational well-being and outcomes for children, regardless of background or family income.
For the academic year 2018/19 we have an allocation of £18140, the majority of this will be spent on staffing for small intervention/booster groups to close the attainment gap.
Future Spending of Pupil Premium in 2019 - 2020:
1. We will continue last year's successful use of Pupil Premium and also pay for 1.5 teaching assistants to provide one to one support for FSM children 1.5 days a week .
2. Buy extra resources: books,
3. We will also continue to support pupils to attend residential programmes to develop their wider experiences of life.
4. Counselling service and therapeutic services
5. We will continue to employ an Educational Welfare Officer (EWO) in order to raise our attendance figure.
6. Offer money for clothing
The main barriers to learning for our pupil premium children have been their SEND requirements and for a small number their attendance due to a number of reasons.
The next review will be in April 2020
Burton on the Wolds Primary School-Pupil Premium Expenditure 2018/19
Impact
There were 3 pupil premium children at the end of KS2 in 2018. One of our pupil premium children was on the SEN register and hadn't attended school for two years.
However, 67% of our pupil premium children achieved expected in reading,writing and maths compared to 51% of pupil premium children nationally.
Burton on the Wolds Primary School- Pupil Premium Expenditure 2017/18
Burton on the Wolds Primary School- Pupil Premium Expenditure 2016/17
Burton on the Wolds Primary School - Pupil Premium Expenditure 2015/2016
Future Spending of Pupil Premium in 2019 - 2020:
1. We will continue last year's successful use of Pupil Premium and also pay for 1.5 teaching assistants to provide one to one support for FSM children 1.5 days a week .
2. Buy extra resources: books,
3. We will also continue to support pupils to attend residential programmes to develop their wider experiences of life.
4. Counselling service and therapeutic services
5. We will continue to employ an Educational Welfare Officer (EWO) in order to raise our attendance figure.
6. Offer money for clothing
The main barriers to learning for our pupil premium children have been their SEND requirements and for a small number their attendance due to a number of reasons.
The next review will be in April 2020
Burton on the Wolds Primary School-Pupil Premium Expenditure 2018/19
Impact
There were 3 pupil premium children at the end of KS2 in 2018. One of our pupil premium children was on the SEN register and hadn't attended school for two years.
However, 67% of our pupil premium children achieved expected in reading,writing and maths compared to 51% of pupil premium children nationally.
Burton on the Wolds Primary School- Pupil Premium Expenditure 2017/18
Burton on the Wolds Primary School- Pupil Premium Expenditure 2016/17
Burton on the Wolds Primary School - Pupil Premium Expenditure 2015/2016
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