Pupil Premium Impact report 2017
Breakdown of Pupil Premium Funding:
2016 – 2017
In 2016/17 the school will receive pupil premium funding of £87,700 for the purpose of improving progress and attainment of children in receipt of free school meals, children who are looked after by the authority and services children, to that of their non-funded peers.
Here at St Peter’s we have allocated on:
· Individual reading support
· Additional support staff to deliver specific interventions
· Breakfast Club
· After School clubs
· Pastoral care
· Support to enable children to take part in external visits to support learning through experiences.
· Y6 boosters
| 2016 – 2017 | |
| Numbers on Roll | 238 |
| Total Number eligible for PPG | 66 |
| Amount of PPG per pupil | £1320 |
| Total | £87,700 |
| Nature of Support | |
| Focus on Curriculum/Teaching and Learning
Focus on Social and Emotional Well Being including Families/Community Focus on staff CPD to ensure pupils are receiving Good to Outstanding Teaching |
94%
5%
Less than 1%
|
| Curriculum Focus to increase the % of children working at age related expectations and above, in reading and particularly writing and maths. | |
Pupil Premium Funding 2016 – 2017
| Item | Cost |
| Y6 booster 2 x 1 hour a week | £1750 |
| TA support including literacy circle and better reading– | £65432.50
|
| Morning readers | £4904 |
| Rapid reading | £1281 |
| Rapid phonics | £1412 |
| Talking maths | £1412 |
| Father Hudsons – pastoral care | £3187.50 |
| Teaching and learning responsibility | £2872 |
| Educational visits | £565 |
| Breakfast club | £2244 |
| After school clubs | £2100 |
| Beanstalk | £540 |
| Total expenditure | £87,700 |