Pupil premium allocation, use and impact on attainmentThe School receives an allocation of money for every child who is entitled to the Pupil Premium. The main barriers to educational achievement in our school are children not having effectively developed their basic skills. We have developed a set of Reading Interventions in order to enable children to rapidly improve their basic literacy skills. For the academic year 2018/2019, Crosshall Infant School Academy Trust received £35,390. This money was spent on funding our READ (Read,Enjoy,Achieve,Develop) Project. Our READ Project includes a varietyof interventions to support children who need additional help in learning to read throughout the school. We track the progress of the children participating in our READ Project and data shows they make accelerated progress. It is our intention in 2019/2020 to continue to support the READ Project, using Pupil Premium monies to fund staff and materials for this initiative. We anticipate receiving £54,297 in 2019/2020. We will continue to track the progress of all children participating in our READ Project and use the data to measure the impact of our Pupil Premium expenditure. We review our Pupil Premium strategy annually in July. If you apply for free school meals for your child, and tell us that you are on low income, you should secure significant additional funding for their school (Pupil Premium). Please follow the link for further information: