competitions that promote the working together of Students will demonstrate positive increases in attendance, students. punctuality, behaviour and extra-curricular activities as they work together towards the various House challenges. 2.6, 2.7 After School Extra-Curricular None The school provides a range of after school activities / The proportion of Disadvantaged students attending the Enrichment Programme clubs to help support the development of Disadvantaged programme will be in line with the % of Pupil Premium students, in areas other than the academic. students within the school. 2.8 KS4 5 Transition / Careers / Advice £5,614 Disadvantaged students from Year 9 upwards access the Disadvantaged students access information that leads onto – (associated Service 2 day per week provision provided by the service with a applications for FE, jobs, careers etc. costs based on a 48% Disadvantaged student view to ensuring students are about the caseload) opportunities post 16 and do not drift out of education / The % number of Disadvantaged students not going into further employment opportunities. education, employment or training (NEET) decreases. Disadvantaged students benefit from increased self-esteem and motivation. 2.9 Year 6 into 7 Summer School None The school offers a week long Summer School All identified Year 6 Disadvantaged students will receive an offer – funded Programme (Pupil Premium) separately through programme during the transition period between of invitation to attend Government Summer primary and secondary school aimed at Disadvantaged School Grant students to participate in a range of activities including Increase students’ confidence and self-esteem through giving literacy and numeracy based projects. potentially vulnerable students an opportunity to feel more confident in their new school.
competitions that promote the working together of students. Students will demonstrate positive increases in attendance, punctuality, behaviour and extra-curricular activities as they work together towards the various House challenges. 2.6, 2.7 After School Extra-Curricular Enrichment Programme None The school provides a range of after school activities / clubs to help support the development of Disadvantaged students, in areas other than the academic. The proportion of Disadvantaged students attending the programme will be in line with the % of Pupil Premium students within the school. 2.8 KS4 – 5 Transition / Careers / Advice Service £5,614 (associated costs based on a 48% Disadvantaged student caseload) Disadvantaged students from Year 9 upwards access the 2 day per week provision provided by the service with a view to ensuring students are about the opportunities post 16 and do not drift out of education / employment opportunities. Disadvantaged students access information that leads onto applications for FE, jobs, careers etc. The % number of Disadvantaged students not going into further education, employment or training (NEET) decreases. Disadvantaged students benefit from increased self-esteem and motivation. 2.9 Year 6 into 7 Summer School Programme (Pupil Premium) None – funded separately through Government Summer School Grant The school offers a week long Summer School programme during the transition period between primary and secondary school aimed at Disadvantaged students to participate in a range of activities including literacy and numeracy based projects. All identified Year 6 Disadvantaged students will receive an offer of invitation to attend Increase students’ confidence and self-esteem through giving potentially vulnerable students an opportunity to feel more confident in their new school.
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