Counselling Service Identified pupils who require Counselling provided to 10 children during the year. support through counselling (self-esteem, self-confidence, The impact of this will be measured once they have finished the CP issues) course and will be included in the next set of data. Pupils to be supported through 1:1 sessions to develop their skills. On-going assessment of needs. pupils’ Trips, Visits and Workshops School to contribute at least School contributed a total of £13,779 to day visits, 25% to all day visits, residentials and workshops during the year. This included 5 See spending To provide residentials and workshops. residential visits, 48 day visits and 24 visitors into school. table: opportunities to All children to have the All PP children benefitted from this. After School experience a range opportunity to go on a range Clubs of enrichment Enrichments of visits and residentials experiences that will Residential and during their time at encourage and Glebefields. Day Visits develop Additional financial support offered to 3 families (9 children) Breakfast Club SLT to identify families who during the year. Music may struggle to contribute to and widen Co-ordination visits and residentials and aspirations. offer support as needed.
Counselling Service Identified pupils who require support through counselling (self-esteem, self-confidence, CP issues) Pupils to be supported through 1:1 sessions to develop their skills. On-going assessment of pupils’ needs. Counselling provided to 10 children during the year. The impact of this will be measured once they have finished the course and will be included in the next set of data. To provide opportunities to experience a range of enrichment experiences that will encourage and develop and widen aspirations. Trips, Visits and Workshops School to contribute at least 25% to all day visits, residentials and workshops. All children to have the opportunity to go on a range of visits and residentials during their time at Glebefields. SLT to identify families who may struggle to contribute to visits and residentials and offer support as needed. School contributed a total of £13,779 to day visits, residentials and workshops during the year. This included 5 residential visits, 48 day visits and 24 visitors into school. All PP children benefitted from this. Additional financial support offered to 3 families (9 children) during the year. See spending table: After School Clubs Enrichments Residential and Day Visits Breakfast Club Music Co-ordination
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