A. JP/KL July 2018 Same day intervention EEF evidence indicates that one to one Monitoring of timetables Improved rate of tuition can be effective, delivering progress and attainment Precision teaching x 3 approximately five additional months’ Observations for disadvantaged pupils in KS2 through targeted times a week progress on average. intervention activities, Individual pupil’s learning improved resources to passports develop independence of working, provision of homework club on Tracking data Thursday. B. Weekly nurture group KL July 2018 Nurture groups have been endorsed by Intervention charts will show the Motivation and resilience delivered by TA the UK government in numerous children who need support in this will have improved reports and policy papers: The Warnock area. during work in the classroom and tests. Report (1978), Green Paper Excellence D. for All Children (1997), The Steer Report Improved behaviour (2005), the Healthy Schools Toolkit reflected by pupils eligible for PP through (2012) the Mental Health and Behaviour time in nurture group. in Schools Report (2014), and Ofsted’s Supporting Children with Challenging Behaviour (2011) D. Total budgeted cost TA time = £2,808 Improved behaviour reflected by pupils eligible for PP through time in nurture group. Other approaches Children open up and learn strategies to cope with unhappy feelings. They find Desired outcome Chosen What is the evidence and rationale How will you ensure it is Staff lead When will you solutions to problems or friendship action/approach for this choice? implemented well? review issues and then they can then become implementation? more engaged in school work. C. To cover the costs of JP/KM July 2018 Education Endowment Foundation’s Provision effectively supports Financial support will swimming and other ‘Teaching and Learning Toolkit’ sites well-being and proactive allow pupils to access educational visits. participation interventions that ‘Sports approach ensures positive wider, enhanced engage pupils in sports as a means to curriculum opportunities Funded places at engagement in the wider life of increasing educational engagement and such as swimming and clubs and holiday the school. educational visits. clubs. attainment.’ Music lessons A. Provision of milk and Education Endowment Foundation evidence KM/EK July 2018 Children will be made aware that Improved rate of snacks that school nutrition programmes can milk and snacks are available. progress and attainment improve academic attainment. for disadvantaged pupils
A. Improved rate of progress and attainment for disadvantaged pupils in KS2 through targeted intervention activities, improved resources to develop independence of working, provision of homework club on Thursday. Same day intervention Precision teaching x 3 times a week EEF evidence indicates that one to one tuition can be effective, delivering approximately five additional months’ progress on average. Monitoring of timetables Observations Individual pupil’s learning passports Tracking data JP/KL July 2018 B. Motivation and resilience will have improved during work in the classroom and tests. D. Improved behaviour reflected by pupils eligible for PP through time in nurture group. Weekly nurture group delivered by TA Nurture groups have been endorsed by the UK government in numerous reports and policy papers: The Warnock Report (1978), Green Paper Excellence for All Children (1997), The Steer Report (2005), the Healthy Schools Toolkit (2012) the Mental Health and Behaviour in Schools Report (2014), and Ofsted’s Supporting Children with Challenging Behaviour (2011) D. Improved behaviour reflected by pupils eligible for PP through time in nurture group. Children open up and learn strategies to cope with unhappy feelings. They find solutions to problems or friendship issues and then they can then become more engaged in school work. Intervention charts will show the children who need support in this area. KL July 2018 Total budgeted cost TA time = £2,808 Other approaches Desired outcome Chosen action/approach What is the evidence and rationale for this choice? How will you ensure it is implemented well? Staff lead When will you review implementation? C. Financial support will allow pupils to access wider, enhanced curriculum opportunities such as swimming and educational visits. To cover the costs of swimming and other educational visits. Funded places at clubs and holiday clubs. Music lessons Education Endowment Foundation’s ‘Teaching and Learning Toolkit’ sites that ‘Sports participation interventions engage pupils in sports as a means to increasing educational engagement and attainment.’ Provision effectively supports well-being and proactive approach ensures positive engagement in the wider life of the school. JP/KM July 2018 A. Improved rate of progress and attainment for disadvantaged pupils Provision of milk and snacks Education Endowment Foundation evidence that school nutrition programmes can improve academic attainment. Children will be made aware that milk and snacks are available. KM/EK July 2018
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