Pupil Pupil Premium Statement 2017-18 – Number of Pupils and Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) received Total number of pupils whole school FT:132 FT Nursery:17 PT Nursery:18 PT Pre School:31 Total % of pupils eligible for PPG FT: 50% E6 children 64CH = £84, 480 Looked After Children 0 Service Children E4 0 Early Years PP 23CH = £2,300 PPG £ 86, 780 E6 child who have been in receipt of Free School Meals during their – time at school (£1320 per pupil) E4 Service children (£300 per pupil) – EYPP (£300 per pupil per year- £100 per pupil per term) – CLA Children Looked After (£1900 per pupil) – Priorities: How: To continue to narrow the Targeted additional support strategies resulting in disadvantage gap by addressing inequalities and raising student, however financially the attainment/progress of disadvantaged being able to: those students entitled to pupil premium. Improve levels of attainment and progress Close attainment gaps To raise the self esteem and Have full access to our curriculum aspirations of students entitled Have full access to pastoral support to pupil premium through pastoral support and through SERIS, Counselling and extracurricular activities behavious groups. To support the more able Access provision pupil premium pupils to Family seal ensure they are stretched and Family learning targeted to meet their potential. Providing access to adult learning To continue to work with families raising aspirations and developing parenting skills
Pupil Pupil Premium Statement – 2017-18 Number of Pupils and Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) received Total number of pupils whole school FT:132 FT Nursery:17 PT Nursery:18 PT Pre School:31 Total % of pupils eligible for PPG FT: 50% E6 children 64CH = £84, 480 Looked After Children 0 Service Children E4 0 Early Years PP 23CH = £2,300 PPG £ 86, 780 E6 – child who have been in receipt of Free School Meals during their time at school (£1320 per pupil) E4 – Service children (£300 per pupil) EYPP – (£300 per pupil per year- £100 per pupil per term) CLA – Children Looked After (£1900 per pupil) Priorities: How: To continue to narrow the disadvantage gap by addressing inequalities and raising the attainment/progress of those students entitled to pupil premium. To raise the self esteem and aspirations of students entitled to pupil premium through pastoral support and extracurricular activities To support the more able pupil premium pupils to ensure they are stretched and targeted to meet their potential. To continue to work with families raising aspirations and developing parenting skills Targeted additional support strategies resulting in student, however financially disadvantaged being able to: Improve levels of attainment and progress Close attainment gaps Have full access to our curriculum Have full access to pastoral support through SERIS, Counselling and behavious groups. Access provision Family seal Family learning Providing access to adult learning
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