Pupil Premium Strategy 2021-22
Our pupil premium allocation for the current financial year is £161,500
The priorities for our eligible learners for this academic year (based on key barriers to learning) are:
- Providing pastoral care and interventions to ensure barriers are removed and learners are well supported and ready to learn.
- Providing additional skilled educational support staff within the classrooms and across the school to enhance quality first teaching to narrow any gaps in attainment.
- Providing tailored interventions to meet the needs of our learners to support them in making progress.
- Providing support from additional professionals such as Educational Psychologists or Behaviour Consultants to ensure the highest level of targeted support for children with specific barriers to their learning.
- Providing access to wrap around care for children for whom this would benefit their daily readiness for school.
- Enabling the provision of a high quality Nurture intervention class to address issues of attachment, emotional literacy, mental health interventions and confidence as learners.
We will measure the impact of our approaches through:
- Pupil progress meetings
- Data analysis
- Monitoring and evaluation procedures
- Pupil Voice
- SEN intervention impact meetings
- Strengths and Weaknesses questionnaires and Boxall Profiles
Our next review of the pupil premium strategy will be carried out in Autumn 2022 and on an ongoing basis
Pupil Premium
See how we intend to use the Pupil Premium grant to support pupils' learning in 2020-21
See how we have used the Pupil Premium Grant to support the learning of pupils at our school in the academic year 2019-20