Pupil Premium Report 2014-15
In 2014-15 school received £32,329 Pupil Premium to help narrow the attainment gap and raise achievement of Children Looked After and those eligible for free school meals.
2014-15 Impact of Pupil Premium spending
Intervention |
Impact |
Literacy and Numeracy interventions
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In reading 76% of children achieved/exceeded their termly PIVATs targets compared to 49% in the autumn term. In writing 82% of children achieved/exceeded their termly PIVATs targets compared to 52.5% in the autumn term. 75% of children achieved/exceeded their termly PIVATs targets compared to 42.5% in the autumn term. |
Social and Emotional interventions
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Positive handling incidents have reduced Reduction in violence across all groups in school |
Extra support staff
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Reduction in time out of class Reduction in levels of persistent absenteeism Coffee morning is attended by 6-8 parents each month and parents evening attendance has improved |
New therapies for targeted children
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Increased levels of engagement across school Reduction in incidents of hurting others |