Please read the information below which gives details of our Pupil Premium Grant and how we allocate the funding.
The Pupil Premium (PP) is an allocation of additional funding provided to schools to support specific groups of children. Pupil Premium provides schools with funding to challenge underachievement by setting up additional support for our most vulnerable children. The intended effect of this funding is to accelerate progress and raise attainment in schools.
Below shows the comparison of data from the previous years Key Stage 2 SATs Attainment. There were only 3 children who received Pupil Premium Funding (labelled below as 'Disadvantaged') in this cohort which makes the group not statistically viable. This is the reason why the % Gap is sporadic.
KS2 SATs Attainment 2019 by groups (separate subjects):
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Cohort |
% Difference from national |
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|
EXS Reading |
EXS Writing |
EXS Maths |
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All pupils |
31 |
+21% (7) |
+12% (4) |
+18% (6) |
|
Boys |
18 |
+25% (5) |
+18% (3) |
+21% (4) |
|
Girls |
13 |
+14% (2) |
-8% (1) |
+13% (2) |
|
Disadvantaged |
3 |
+7% (0) |
-67% (2) |
-33% (1) |
|
SEN Support |
5 |
+27% (1) |
-18% (0) |
+11% (0) |
|
No SEN |
26 |
+9 (2) |
+8 (2) |
+13% (3) |
() = number of pupils
Closing the Gap - KS2 SATs
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2019 |
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KEY STAGE 2 – PUPIL PREMIUM GROUP |
PP@ARE |
All@ARE |
National @ARE |
% Gap |
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Expected Progress |
Reading |
100% |
93% |
75% |
+7% |
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Writing |
33% |
96% |
78% |
-67% |
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|
EGPS |
67% |
100% |
78% |
-33% |
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Maths |
67% |
100% |
76% |
-33% |
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For further details about how we use the Pupil Premium grant money to support the children in our school please look at our Pupil Premium Strategy 2019-2020 which is available on the link below.