Performance of Disadvantaged Pupils at the end of KS2

(ARE=Age related expectations)

2016

2015

2014

% of disadvantaged pupils at ARE in Reading

35%

86%

86%

% of all pupils at ARE in Reading

50%

88%

90%

% of disadvantaged pupils at ARE in Writing

82%

86%

71%

% of all pupils at ARE in Writing

74%

78%

83%

% of disadvantaged pupils at ARE in Maths

53%

100%

79%

% of all pupils at ARE in Maths

72%

96%

93%

Disadvantaged pupils progress score in Reading

-0.37

100%

86%

All pupils progress score in Reading

0.1

98%

92%

Disadvantaged pupils progress score in Writing

4.37

100%

93%

All pupils progress score in Writing

2.9

95%

96%

Disadvantaged pupils progress score in Maths

2.1

100%

93%

All pupil progress score in Maths

3.18

95%

96%

% of disadvantaged pupils at ARE in R,W,M combined

35%

79%

64%

% of all pupils at ARE in R,W,M combined

44%

72%

76%

Performance of Disadvantaged Pupils at the end of KS1

(ARE=Age related expectations)

2016

(% at ARE)

2015 (APS for ARE)

2014

(APS for ARE)

% of disadvantaged pupils at ARE in Reading

70%

16.6

15.0

% of all pupils at ARE in Reading

62%

16.1

14.4

% of disadvantaged pupils at ARE in Writing

57%

15.3

14.1

% of all pupils at ARE in Writing

52%

15.0

13.5

% of disadvantaged pupils at ARE in Maths

70%

16.5

15.6

% of all pupils at ARE in Maths

64%

15.7

15.3

% of disadvantaged pupils at ARE in R,W,M combined

16.1

14.4

% of all pupils at ARE in R,W,M combined

15.6

14.9

The school has allocated its funding based on 149 children who are entitled to Pupil premium funding. Pupil Premium funding is awarded for pupils who have received Free School Meals in the past six years and for children in care or the children of Armed Forces personnel. Amount per pupil - £1320 x149 = £196,680

Pupil Premium Funding

Costs

Rationale

Story hunter – book packs for Y4

£5,940

Packs of quality text bought for each child in Y4 so that they have a bank of quality text that they can have and read.

End of Year data for current year 4 showed that 66% had not met ARE (3Sec) at the end of year 3.

Subsidised Trips

£2,000

To assist lower income pupils access to enriching visits and experiences. Subsequent learning is often based on these enriching experiences.

Code club – 80x9

£720

Access to computer coding. Enabling pupils to access up to date learning resources and current technology. This is especially important for vulnerable pupils who may not have exposure or access to this advantage otherwise.

Subsidised Clubs – FootyFun4Kids

£7,346

Free or subsidised access to Football clubs provided on site by staff qualified and trained to work with primary age pupil. Good for confidence, engagement, cooperation and health.

Beanstalk Reading Helper

£580

Trained reading helpers give selected Y5 PPG children with low Reading ages, additional opportunities to explore text.

Oct/ Feb/Easter booster sessions

£3,240

Additional booster tuition to Narrow the Gap. This can help compensate for lack of homework facilities and support.

End of Year 5 data (reading) for current year 6 showed that 37% had not met ARE (5Sec), (writing)40%, (maths) 35%

End of year 1 data(reading) for current year 2 showed that 25% had not met ARE (1Sec), (writing) 37%, (maths) 29%

Intervention teacher (0.5 salary)

£24,302

Working with Pupil premium pupils to raise access and attainment.

Learning village (annual costs)

£1,000

Individualised access to scaffolded program of vocabulary and syntax development. This is to accelerate the development of language structures necessary to underpin curricular learning and communication.

EAL Assistant Manager

£13,307

To manage EAL interventions and full time EAL system administration- Over 95% of our pupils with PPG are EAL either as recent arrivals (within first 2years) or as advanced Bilingual Learners Many of our pupils have multiple language exposure , often as a result of arriving via Europe or other countries. Curricular progress is founded on securing a good grasp of English language structures as soon as possible.

Education city

£1,961

Subscriptions to provide enhanced access to teaching and learning activities outside of school as any parents do not speak English or have the skills or resources to provide access to such activities.

Breakfast club- 20 pupils

£1,930

To support pupils who are able to benefit from a provided breakfast and supervision before school. – discontinued due to low uptake

Homework club – 20 pupils

£2,475

Pupil and parental responses indicate that optimal conditions for homework may be difficult to achieve unless supported by school homework clubs.

Working with Three Bridges school

£8,000

Three Bridges is an Outstanding training school. We have been working closely with this training provider on our school priority of raising attainment in Literacy

3x14 days supply cover- releasing teachers for meetings with parents

£5,600

To increase communication and cooperation between the parent/carers and School. This will increase attainment and progress and reduce problematic issues

1:1 reading

£9,233

In line with our aim to raise the progress and attainment of pupils with PPG in Reading and Literacy, we have committed staff to ensure pupils have additional opportunity to read to an adult individually. Staff have ongoing CPD to develop phonics, fluency, articulation and comprehension.

Full time additional TA for Y5&6

£27,378

Targeted support to boost learning for Y5/6 pupils focussing on meeting the demands of the New Curriculum and SATS.

End of Year 5 data (reading) for current year 6 showed that 37% had not met ARE (5Sec), (writing)40%, (maths) 35%

Play leader LUNCH TIME

£5,193

Organised support for pupils to achieve positive lunch time experiences and reduce incidences which negatively impact on learning.

Attendance projects (0.5- KH)

£16,455

Reduce persistent absenteeism and raise attendance of FSM pupils in order to promote progress and attainment at school. Last year FSM pupils had attendance below the desired 96%.

Educational Psychologist

£5,000

A significant number of PPG pupils also have SEN. It has been necessary to commission EP time to discuss how best to support pupils with additional learning and behaviour needs. A proportion of these pupils have required a very high level of support because of their complex needs.

West London Speech & Language

£6,000

Language skills are key to communication and learning.

Commissioned SLT provides early intervention in assessing and meeting Speech, Language and Communication Needs of pupils with low baseline levels across the setting. The provision includes training, upskilling whole setting, parent workshops, assessment, reviews etc

Catholic Society

£2,500

To increase the social, emotional and mental wellbeing of children through Play or Drama therapy. We have had groups of children who have difficulties initiating and sustaining relationships. Group and individual sessions are undertaken with children who have more embedded issues or who may be finding it difficult adjusting to loss/bereavement/acrimonious family breakdown etc Where possible, parents are also engaged in promoting positive relationships with their children in play and communication.

Differentiated phonics groups – 3 TAS EVERY DAY – ONE HOUR

£7,020

To provide differentiated support to meet the precise needs of KS1 pupils to improve literacy skills early. We have a Phonics pass rate of 83%.

Supply Teacher

£36,075

Effective feedback .Meta-cognition and self-regulation strategies. To improve Assessment for Learning principles so that children have meaningful and relevant targets as their next steps. Children will know their own targets and next steps. This will secure and raise attainment

12 - Apprentices Support

£8,279

Enabling pupils to have regular 1:1 phonic, HFW and reading opportunities – overseen by teacher

EAL Consultant (40% / 2 days pw)

£14,980

Experienced LA EAL Consultant – to redesign and overhaul Whole School EAL system including for the advantage of Pupil Premium pupils

Highly Experienced Senior Leader - 40% of post - 2 days pw

£19,440

An experienced and senior teacher with over 20 ys experience. To support new staff in delivering, assessing and moderating attainment across the school against the higher expectations of the New Curriculum.