Pupils eligible for PP Y6 booster teacher. Progress in writing for PP at KS2 was 0.5 Changed the Y6 booster teacher to be an additional £50,793 – achieve as high a teacher across the year group. We felt that 3 smaller the same as for all pupils. standard as other Teaching classes would benefit all pupils, as well as those pupils. assistants. eligible to PP. % achieving expected standard or above in Pupils eligible for PP reading for PP at KS2 was 83% compared to achieve the expected Learning We have recruited 2 more Beanstalk volunteers as the 81% for all pupils. standard across all 3 conversations. children enjoy their sessions so much and we feel that subjects at KS2. more children could benefit from this 1 1 tuition. – Beanstalk project. Targeted support Desired outcome Chosen Estimated impact: Lessons learned Cost action/approach Increased attendance Family support Children eligible for PP had attendance rate We will continue to provide family support for our £20,788 rates for pupils eligible worker. of 8.1 compared to 5.1 for all pupils. families and plan to hold weekly safeguarding for PP. meetings to discuss vulnerable families. Behaviour issues of Jigsaw 4 U worker. 10 children had individual behaviour plans at Approach to continue in 2018 2019 as all pupils £32,418 – vulnerable pupils the end of the year. benefited. addressed. 2 ELSAs. Other approaches Desired outcome Chosen Estimated impact: Lessons learned Cost action/approach (and whether you will continue with this approach) Increased attendance Financial support Children eligible for PP had attendance rate Approach to continue in 2018 2019 as all pupils £8,739 – rates for pupils eligible towards school of 8.1 compared to 5.1 for all pupils. benefited. for PP. trips, Y6 residential, Behaviour issues of extra-curricular 10 children had individual behaviour plans at vulnerable pupils activities e.g. ASC, the end of the year. addressed. scouts, drama clubs, brownies.
Pupils eligible for PP achieve as high a standard as other pupils. Pupils eligible for PP achieve the expected standard across all 3 subjects at KS2. Y6 booster teacher. Teaching assistants. Learning conversations. Beanstalk project. Progress in writing for PP at KS2 was 0.5 – the same as for all pupils. % achieving expected standard or above in reading for PP at KS2 was 83% compared to 81% for all pupils. Changed the Y6 booster teacher to be an additional teacher across the year group. We felt that 3 smaller classes would benefit all pupils, as well as those eligible to PP. We have recruited 2 more Beanstalk volunteers as the children enjoy their sessions so much and we feel that more children could benefit from this 1 – 1 tuition. £50,793 Targeted support Desired outcome Chosen action/approach Estimated impact: Lessons learned Cost Increased attendance rates for pupils eligible for PP. Family support worker. Children eligible for PP had attendance rate of 8.1 compared to 5.1 for all pupils. We will continue to provide family support for our families and plan to hold weekly safeguarding meetings to discuss vulnerable families. £20,788 Behaviour issues of vulnerable pupils addressed. Jigsaw 4 U worker. 2 ELSAs. 10 children had individual behaviour plans at the end of the year. Approach to continue in 2018 – 2019 as all pupils benefited. £32,418 Other approaches Desired outcome Chosen action/approach Estimated impact: Lessons learned (and whether you will continue with this approach) Cost Increased attendance rates for pupils eligible for PP. Behaviour issues of vulnerable pupils addressed. Financial support towards school trips, Y6 residential, extra-curricular activities e.g. ASC, scouts, drama clubs, brownies. Children eligible for PP had attendance rate of 8.1 compared to 5.1 for all pupils. 10 children had individual behaviour plans at the end of the year. Approach to continue in 2018 – 2019 as all pupils benefited. £8,739
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