Pupil Premium (2013-2014) - Infant School
Pupil Premium
St Joseph’s Catholic Infants’ School.
Pupil Premium Grant Expenditure
Report to Parents: 2013/14
Background
In April 2011, The Department for Education introduced the Pupil Premium. In 2013 this gave schools £625 million of extra funding to close attainment gaps for disadvantaged pupils and this Figure has Increased year on year.
The pupil premium is designed to address inequality by giving every school and teacher the resources they need to help their most disadvantaged pupils, allowing them the freedom to respond appropriately to individual circumstances.
Overview of the school
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Number of pupils and pupil premium (PPG) received |
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Total number of pupils on roll |
177 |
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Total number of pupil eligible for PPG |
50 |
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% eligible for the Deprivation Pupil Premium |
28.2% |
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Amount of PPG received per pupil |
£953 |
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Amount of PPG received |
£47,650.00 |
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Nature of support 2013/14 |
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Additional part time inclusion leader and support teacher Speech, Communication and Language Therapy support Small group support on focus areas Art specialists Music tuition Subsidised sport tuition – autumn term year 1 Subsidised educational trips, outings and workshops |
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Curriculum focus of PPG spending 2013/14 |
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Support for pupils with specific needs Individual and group support for targeted pupils in English and Mathematics Creative Arts Educational extension activities. Personal and social development |
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Measuring the impact of PPG spending |
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School tracking illustrates progress termly and specifies progress of targeted groups. Data analysis of statutory testing is used to evaluate progress and impact of interventions |
