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Pupil Premium
Pupil Premium Grant for 2018/2019 indicative budget - £19,800
Pupil Premium Grant for 2017/2018 indicative budget - £17,160 - Review
Pupil Premium Review 2017/2018
Pupil Premium Grant for 2016/2017 indicative budget - £14,520 - Review
Pupil Premium Review 2016/2017
Pupil Premium Grant for 2016/2017 indicative budget - £14,520
| Pupil Premium Strategy for 2016/2017 |
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Summary of the main barriers to educational achievement faced by eligible pupils:
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| Intervention/Approach | Rationale | Total cost | How and when the impact will be measured |
| One to One pupil support with a teacher for those who display a high need in English and maths | Focused support based around specific objectives to address gaps and accelerate progress. | £5,000.00 | Regular meetings between teachers andthrough termly pupil progress meetings and analysis of data. Progress will be at least expected and in some cases accelerated. |
| Small group work and one to one support in English and maths with Learning Support Assistants based on specific teacher directed interventions | Class based Learning Support Assistants provide immediate and effective interventions that consolidate/move learning on. Specific interventions by staff with deep understanding of specific pupil needs address gaps in learning. | £4720.00 | Daily feedback between Learning Support Assistants and teachers.Through termly pupil progress meetings and analysis of data. Progress will be at least expected and in some cases accelerated. |
| Nurture Group | Well-being and social interaction will improve. Self-esteem will rise leading to improved outcomes. | £4720.00 | Greater self-esteem will be observed. Learning outcomes as measured in termly pupil progress meetings will be good with at least expected progress being achieved. |
| New teaching staff and Learning Support Assistant training in effective feedback.
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High quality training for teachers and Learning Support Assistants to ensure feedback is effective at moving learning on. First quality teaching will be sustained. Learning Support Assistants will be highly skilled in terms of knowledge and effective approaches in maths and English. |
£1,600.00 | Through termly lesson observation, planning and pupil work scrutiny.
Pupils will make at least expected progress as seen in termly pupil progress meetings. |
| Membership of specific organisation that offers training and resources | Up-to-date research and educational approaches are obtained and can be implemented if appropriate.
Specialist training and resources can be purchased and used to develop current practice. |
£125.00
£775.00 |
Resources and training received will be evaluated immediately.
Lesson observations will evaluate impact on at least a termly basis and general well-being and self-esteem will be observed daily. |
| Residential trips will be subsidised | All pupils will participate and benefit from the residential enrichment experience |
£1150.00 | Observations of pupils both during and following residential visits will confirm enjoyment of the experience, heightened positive social interactions and high self-esteem. |
| Enrichment Activities/visits will be subsidised | All pupils will participate in all enrichment activities | £450.00 | Observations will confirm enjoyment, positive social interactions and high self-esteem. Any follow up work will demonstrate good understanding of any learning activities undertaken |
| Enrichment
Swimming lessons will be subsidised
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All pupils will participate in swimming lessons | £200.00 | All children will swim at least 25 metre by the end of Key Stage Two and have knowledge of life-saving and water safety. |
At Thorley Hill we are committed to building on successful practice. Therefore, the school will continue to monitor, evaluate and review the impact of the funding on a half termly basis to ensure that it is having a positive impact on pupil learning, progress, attainment and on the development of confidence and the enjoyment of learning.
Thorley Hill Primary School Pupil Premium Grant 2015/2016
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Number of pupils and pupil premium grant (PPG) received |
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Total number of pupils on roll |
239 |
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Total number of pupils eligible for PPG |
11 |
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Total amount of PPG received |
£13,240 |
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Nature of support 2015/16 |
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Residential trips |
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Curriculum focus of PPG spending 2015/16 |
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Support in reading, writing and mathematics |
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Impact of PPG spending 2015 - 2016 |
Attendance at extra- curricular clubs and enrichment days continues to enable the children to participate fully in all of the activities on offer and to boost self-esteem, having a positive impact on health and well-being. This has also transferred itself into the classroom with the children demonstrating a positive attitude to learning and overall enjoyment of school.
At the end of Key Stage One, the expected standard was achieved by both Pupil Premium Learners in reading, with one child achieving a greater depth of understanding. In both writing and maths, one child achieved the expected standard and one did not. At least expected progress was made for both Pupil Premium Learners in reading, writing and maths, with better than expected progress being made for one learner in reading.
At the end of Key Stage Two the expected standard was achieved by both Pupil Premium Learners in reading, GPS and maths, with one child achieving a scaled score of 110 in reading. One child did not achieve the expected standard in writing. The attainment of Pupil Premium Learners across the school has improved with accelerated progress being made by a number of learners, ensuring that the attainment gap has been narrowed. In the majority of cases progress has been good for PPG children across the school in all subject areas.
Individual and small group intervention work and high quality first teaching continue to have a positive impact on standards. The focused training received and subsequent embedding of formative assessment practices by all staff has been integral to the progress made by our Pupil Premium Learners.
Thorley Hill Primary School Pupil Premium Grant 2014/2015
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Number of pupils and pupil premium grant (PPG) received |
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Total number of pupils on roll |
233 |
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Total number of pupils eligible for PPG |
7 |
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Total amount of PPG received |
£9100 |
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Nature of support 2014/15 |
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Educational enrichment trips and activities |
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Curriculum focus of PPG spending 2014/15 |
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Support in reading, writing and mathematics |
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Impact of PPG spending for 2014/15 |
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Attendance at extra- curricular clubs and enrichment days continues to enable the children to participate fully in all of the activities on offer and to boost self-esteem, having a positive impact on health and well-being. This has also transferred itself into the classroom with the children demonstrating a positive attitude to learning and overall enjoyment of school. During the 2014 - 2015 academic year there were no Pupil Premium Learners at the end of Key Stage Two. The attainment of Pupil Premium Learners at the end of Key Stage One was good with level 2+ being attained in reading, writing and maths. Progress was accelerated in all areas and was good in both reading and maths and expected in writing, demonstrating the effectiveness of the actions taken by the school. Across the school, in the majority of cases, our Pupil Premium Learners continue to make at least expected progress. Individual and small group intervention work and high quality first teaching continue to have a positive impact on standards. The focused training on effective feedback received by all staff has been integral to the progress made by our Pupil Premium Learners. |
Curriculum focus of PPG spending 2013/14
