Pupil Premium – 2017-18
The pupil premium is national funding which school receives to help narrow the attainment gap and raise achievement of Children Looked After and those eligible for free school meals. These children are considered the most disadvantaged in schools and the additional funding is directed to addressing these children’s needs.
The use of the premium is a matter for our school but the DFE expects schools to be held accountable for how they support the achievement of these identified children. At Cribden House school the pupil premium is anticipated to be around £50,000 for the next financial year.
In 2017-18 this will be used :
In Numeracy to:
- Provide a range of one to one interventions such as Education City - Numeracy, Stile Numeracy, Five Minute Box, Rapid Maths
- Promote Maths learning using the Outdoors to engage reluctant learners
- PUMA Maths assessment to be used with pupil premium children to identify and address gaps in learning
- Increase range of Maths IPad apps for targeted children
In Literacy to:
- Provide a range of one to one interventions such as Education City - Literacy, Penpals handwriting, Phonics Bug Club, Comics for Phonics, Five Minute Boxes, Rapid Readers, Rapid Writers, Phased Phonic Boxes
Therapeutic interventions – training, delivery and resourcing
- Extra support staff for each team to implement interventions and therapies particularly Speech and Language programmes
- Additional Forest School leader to be trained
- Peer Massage – training to be cascaded across school
- Animal Therapy (Dog Walking & Horse Care & management)
- Lego therapy staff training
- Build a World therapeutic intervention staff training
Pupil Premium Report 2016-17 report
In 2016-17 school received £51,497 Pupil Premium to help narrow the attainment gap and raise achievement of Children Looked After and those eligible for free school meals.
2016-17 Impact of Pupil Premium spending
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Literacy interventions
Numeracy interventions |
Across the whole school, children are now making excellent rates of progress in all areas. Pupil premium children are currently making better progress in Spoken Language, Writing and Maths than non-pupil premium children. They are making similar progress to others in reading. CLA children and are making much better rates of progress than others in Speaking & Listening, Reading and Maths but slightly less than others in Writing. In reading 81% of pupil premium children achieved/exceeded their annual targets (compared with 83% non-pupil premium) In writing 90% of children achieved/exceeded their annual targets (compared to 83% of non-pupil premium) Pupil Premium Speaking and Listening: 90% on track or exceeding expectations (85%) Reading: 81% on track or exceeding expectations (76%) Writing: 90% on track or exceeding expectations (85%) Maths: 86% on track or exceeding expectations (76%) Non Pupil Premium (17) Speaking and Listening: 77% on track or exceeding expectations (65%) Reading: 83% on track or exceeding expectations (65%) Writing: 83% on track or exceeding expectations (65%) Maths: 70% on track or exceeding expectations (41%) |
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There are extra support staff across school to ensure that 1:1 academic and behavioural interventions on provision plans are delivered daily/weekly as required Children eligible for Free School meals In 2014-15 attendance - 92% In 2015-16 attendance – 93% 1n 2016-17 attendance – 94% Children Looked After In 2014-15 attendance 98% 2015-16 attendance 98% 2016-17 attendance 98% |
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Therapeutic interventions staff training and delivery
Forest School, Wild Crew and Wild Things Play Therapy and Play skills
Animal Therapy (Dog walking and Horse care and management) Art Therapy (Smarty crew)
Food Therapy (Scrummy crew)
Sensory therapy (Messy Crew)
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Benefits for pupil premium children
3 staff have been trained to deliver Forest and Woodland Learning to these children across the whole school 2 staff have trained alongside a qualified Play therapist to enable children to access weekly play skills sessions 24 children have benefited from equine therapy and horse-riding 4 staff have trained to deliver therapeutic art interventions - 12 children have benefited from these interventions 4 staff have trained to deliver therapeutic food intervention and 12 children have benefited from these sessions 2 staff have trained to deliver therapeutic sensory intervention and 6 children have benefitted from these sessions |
