Increased confidence Weekly Y6/Y9 Paired Numeracy and Outcomes for KS2 Reading have improved by 15% No further Year 6 / KS2 cohorts at the £3000 in reading and Paired Reading activity to be since 2016 for all pupils and for those eligible for the College. However this strategy will be numeracy for Year 6 streamlined and more focussed Pupil Premium, by 16%. implemented with alternative year group and Year 9 pupils (£3000) In KS2 Maths all pupils improved by 14% and those in 2017-18 eligible for the pupil premium by 15% on 2016 results. The gap between PP and Non PP diminished from 18% to 10% (See outcomes data in Section 5) Support pupils to Appointment of Relate Counsellor to The Annual Report from Relate stated that of the Renewal of contract for 2017-18, 1 day £3400 improve mental health conduct individual specialised in children attending counselling session 58%, felt that per week. A number of pupils on the school counselling. 1 day per week counselling had made their problems ‘much better’; waiting list were not seen. Looking to (£3400) 42% felt their problems had become ‘a bit better’ increase number of days if possible in and no young people felt their problems had line with changing demands from KS4 worsened. (See Relate Report July 2017) students Other approaches (including links to personal, social and emotional wellbeing) Desired outcome Chosen action/approach Estimated impact: Did you meet the success criteria? Lessons learned Cost Include impact on pupils not eligible for PP, if (and whether you will continue with appropriate. this approach) Participation and Support available for additional Participation rates varied depending on time of year Students form villages find it difficult to £2000 engagement increases resources from PP budget (£2000)* and activities on offer. Year 9 interested in Mandarin stay after school if transport not and extra Maths so looking to extend provision for provided. KS4 students in future. Impact on behaviour and Looking to extend provision particularly quality of teacher pupil relationships. Reduction in for KS4 students behaviour incidents overall.
Increased confidence in reading and numeracy for Year 6 and Year 9 pupils Weekly Y6/Y9 Paired Numeracy and Paired Reading activity to be streamlined and more focussed (£3000) Outcomes for KS2 Reading have improved by 15% since 2016 for all pupils and for those eligible for the Pupil Premium, by 16%. In KS2 Maths all pupils improved by 14% and those eligible for the pupil premium by 15% on 2016 results. The gap between PP and Non PP diminished from 18% to 10% (See outcomes data in Section 5) No further Year 6 / KS2 cohorts at the College. However this strategy will be implemented with alternative year group in 2017-18 £3000 Support pupils to improve mental health Appointment of Relate Counsellor to conduct individual specialised in school counselling. 1 day per week (£3400) The Annual Report from Relate stated that of the children attending counselling session 58%, felt that counselling had made their problems ‘much better’; 42% felt their problems had become ‘a bit better’ and no young people felt their problems had worsened. (See Relate Report July 2017) Renewal of contract for 2017-18, 1 day per week. A number of pupils on the waiting list were not seen. Looking to increase number of days if possible in line with changing demands from KS4 students £3400 Other approaches (including links to personal, social and emotional wellbeing) Desired outcome Chosen action/approach Estimated impact: Did you meet the success criteria? Include impact on pupils not eligible for PP, if appropriate. Lessons learned (and whether you will continue with this approach) Cost Participation and engagement increases Support available for additional resources from PP budget (£2000)* Participation rates varied depending on time of year and activities on offer. Year 9 interested in Mandarin and extra Maths so looking to extend provision for KS4 students in future. Impact on behaviour and quality of teacher pupil relationships. Reduction in behaviour incidents overall. Students form villages find it difficult to stay after school if transport not provided. Looking to extend provision particularly for KS4 students £2000
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