Runcton Holme C of E Primary
Learning Together for Life
Pupil Premium
Pupil Premium is allocated to schools of statutory school age from low income families who are eligible for Free School Meals (FSM), for children who are looked after by the Local authority (LAC) and to children whose parents are currently serving in the Armed Forces. Schools are able to spend the pupil premium as they see necessary to support the children who are in receipt of it. However, for accountability purposes, schools are required to show clearly how and where the money is spent.
Across the Holy Cross Federation, cohort sizes can be very small. As a result, numbers of children receiving support from the various projects are not commented on, in order to preserve anonymity and confidentiality.
At Runcton Holme CE Primary, the expected Pupil Premium grant for 2020/21 is £11,880.
Number of Pupils: 8
Identified barriers to educational achievement for children attending Runcton Holme CofE Primary:
*Specific SEND issues – additional TA support for small group and 1:1 learning.
*Behaviour and emotional needs, influence of home issues, self-esteem, lack of confidence – 1:1 pastoral sessions, riding sessions.
*Attendance – letters sent regularly and meetings held to support improvements in attendance, access to breakfast club.
*Low base when starting school, particularly phonics awareness – additional 1:1 sessions, parents meetings held.
*Missed learning time due to Covid-19 pandemic.
*Financial Support needed to ensure full access to opportunities at school – support given where needed for attending trips.
Projected Pupil Premium Spending Plan 2019/2020
School closed March 2020 due to Coronavirus.
Number of pupils eligible: 8
TOTAL Pupil Premium received £10,560
| Item | Cost | Objective | Evaluation and impact |
|---|---|---|---|
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10 hours additional classroom support per week (KS2) 5 hours addition classroom support per week (KS1) |
£6000
£1500 |
To improve progress and attainment in all areas of the curriculum at end of KS2 To enable PP child to meet ARE in Reading, Writing and Maths at end of KS1 |
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1 hour Individual Pastoral support per week + resourcing (3omins KS1/ 30mins KS2) |
£600 |
To support emotional needs of vulnerable children | |
| After school Maths booster sessions | £450 | To improve Maths attainment in 2 Yr6 PP children – enabling expected progress from KS1 starting points to be achieved. | |
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School Subsidy for school visits, including residential visit |
£700 |
To enable all PP children to take part in residential To enable all PP children to attend other trips across the year. |
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Total Cost Surplus |
£9250 £1310 |
Pupil Premium Spending Plan 2018/2019
|
Item |
Cost |
Objective |
Evaluation and impact |
|---|---|---|---|
|
5 hours additional classroom support per week (KS2) |
£3890 |
To improve progress and attainment in all areas |
PP Attainment: R – 2/7 in line with expected for these pupils (3 out 7 are SEN pupils) PP Progress: 4/7 expected progress in R W M |
|
1 hours Individual Pastoral support per week |
£1000 |
To support emotional needs of vulnerable children |
Pupil’s confidence is improving – helping interaction in the classroom. These children are engaging more. |
|
Continue to fund Nessy Learning licenses, headphones and staffing |
£1950
|
To improve reading and spelling skills |
3 PP children have accessed Nessy – R.Age and S.Ages have increased by at least one year. |
|
After school Maths booster sessions |
£450 |
To improve Maths attainment in Yr6 PP children |
M – expected progress made by PP children |
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School Subsidy for school visits, including residential visit |
£600
£200 |
To enable all 3 PP children to take part in residential To enable all PP children to attend other trips across the year. |
All PP children have attended all trips |
|
Total Cost Surplus |
£8090 £1150 |
For contingency situations as the year progresses |
Breakfast club has been subsidised for PP children. |
