Pupil Premium is an allocation of additional funding provided to schools to support specific groups of children who are vulnerable to possible underachievement. These include children who are entitled to free schools meals, children looked after by the local authority and children of armed service personnel. Schools are free to spend the Pupil Premium as they see fit. However they will be held accountable for how they have used the additional funding to support these groups of learners. New measures will be included in the performance tables that will capture their achievement.
For the academic year 2016/17, Rougham Primary received £22,440 in Pupil Premium funding. The spending has been allocated as follows:
(18 children eligible for pupil premium)
The impact of the Pupil Premium: 2016/17
Progress reading – 91% writing – 82% maths – 73%
Attainment reading – 64% writing – 36% maths – 55%
Progress reading – 57% writing – 57% maths – 57%
Attainment reading – 57% writing – 43% maths – 43%
Action Plan for the academic year 2017/18 - A full Pupil Premium review has taken place.
Intervention work already in place will continue. In addition the Action Plan below will be implemented to support progress of all Pupil Premium children.
Pupil Premium Action Plan for academic year 2017-18
Key Development Priorities |
Outcomes and Success Criteria |
Responsible Person |
Milestones |
Cost |
Nominate named governor for Pupil Premium |
Governors have sufficient understanding of current assessment systems and are able to meet Ofsted requirements to monitor effective use of funding disadvantaged pupils |
School Governance Committee |
Spring Term 2018 Agree governor with responsibility for Pupil Premium Training for governor on pupil premium/assessment systems Initial review to FGB by named governor |
No cost |
Adopt rigorous attendance monitoring system |
Pupil Premium children attain national attendance rates and have greater access to teaching and learning |
Headteacher Berni Moore |
Autumn term 2017 Adopt Tilian Attendance Policy Develop rigorous first call monitoring & follow-up procedures. Office Agree EWO involvement Inform parents about new system. Report to governors on weekly attendance % progress at SGC meetings.
|
EWO time/cost to follow-up with parents |
Review Maths Curriculum |
External Review of Maths curriculum with a Maths Leader with action plan |
Headteacher Maths Leader Liz Gibbs |
Autumn Term 2017 Approach local Maths Advisor/Consultant Liz Gibbs for review/support |
Cost of Liz Gibbs £300 |
Implement specific PP intervention |
Define strategy for intervention to close gap to national |
Headteacher Classteachers |
Autumn Term 2017 Identify PP children who need interventions |
£25.800 |
Implement Catch-up Numeracy |
Timetabled intervention for pupil premium children in maths |
Class teachers Maths Subject Leader |
Autumn Term 2017 Baseline assessment tests and timetable pupils & T.A’s. |
Cost of Catch up Numeracy training £1500 |
Monitor progress regularly |
Termly pupil review with staff include specific focus on PP children |
Headteacher Classteachers |
Termly Headteacher reports to SGC on progress of PP children and monitor by governor |
N/A |
Assist Pupil Premium parents with trips, uniform and after school clubs |
Pupil Premium children are able to take full advantage of all extra curricula activities |
Bursar |
As needed |
£1000 |