Pupil Premium Support Archive
The Pupil Premium Grant is funding allocated to our school to support children from families who are disadvantaged financially. Children who come from families in receipt of certain welfare benefits within the last 6 years qualify for this grant. Children who are looked after by the local authority or recently adopted receive funding also. This page explains how much money the school receives, how we spend this grant and the impact it has on children from disadvantaged families.
Academic Year 2014/15
| Total number of children on roll | 255 |
| Number of children eligible for the Pupil Premium Grant or looked after | 43 |
| Pupil Premium Grant per child | £1300 |
| Grant for Looked after Children | £1900 |
| Total Pupil Premium Grant | £57800 |
Nature of the support offered by All Saints'
•Making the school and exciting fulfilling environment where children want to learn
•Employing dedicated teachers and teaching assistants to supplement teaching for disadvantaged pupils
•Tracking pupil progress using latest ICT
•Offering pupils in school and out of school tuition
•Providing extra curriculum trips and school journeys
Expenditure Breakdown
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Purchasing the new Cornerstones Curriculum Enhancing the curriculum Extra After School Tuition Tracking Pupil Progress Software Extended school support New technology to support learning School Trips and School Journey Teaching Assistant interventions Pupil Premium Teacher Salary Total Contributions |
£4897 £3159 £7110 £1100 £500 £351 £1875 £14260 £24548 £57800 |
Impact on Children
| Subject | Whole School Results | Results for children in receipt of pupil premium grant |
| % Level 4+ in reading | 93 | 100 |
| % Level 4+ in writing | 97 | 100 |
| % Level 4+ in mathematics | 93 | 89 |
| % Level 4+ in English and mathematics | 86 | 89 |
| % Level 5+ in reading | 45 | 33 |
| % Level 5+ in writing | 38 | 22 |
| % Level 5+ in mathematics | 45 | 33 |
| % making expected progress in reading between Key Stage 1 and 2 | 93 | 100 |
| % making expected progress in writing between Key Stage 1 and 2 | 100 | 100 |
| % making expected progress in maths between Key Stage 1 and 2 | 93 | 88 |
Academic Year 2015/16
Below is an estimate of our pupil premium funding allocation for 2015/16
| Total number of children on roll | 275 |
| Number of children eligible for the Pupil Premium Grant | 58 |
| Number of children eligible for the Looked After Child Grant | 1 |
| Number of children eligible for the Early Years Pupil Premium Grant | 4 |
| Pupil Premium Grant per child | £1320 |
| Grant for Looked after Children | £1900 |
| Early Years Pupil Premium Grant | £300 |
| Total Pupil Premium Grant | £79660 |
This year we will spend the grant in the following ways.
1. Tutoring children in Key Stage 2 in English and maths to ensure they reach their full potential
2. Providing pastoral support for children to remove any barriers to learning
3. Tracking pupils progress using ICT
4. Enriching the curriculum to make school and exciting, fulfilling experience
5. Employing dedicated teachers and teaching assistants to support children in class and in small group teaching
Impact on Learning
| Area of Learning | Whole Class |
Children who receive Pupil Premium Funding |
| Reaching the expected standard in reading | 79% | 57% |
| Reaching the expected standard in writing | 89% | 86% |
| Reaching the expected standard in maths | 82% | 71% |
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Reaching the expected standard in Spelling Punctuation and Grammar |
92% | 86% |
| Average Points Score in KS1 (all subjects) | 17.5 | 16.0 |
| Average Scaled Score in KS2 (all subjects) | 106 | 101.1 |
Academic Year 2016/ 17
Below is an estimate of our pupil premium funding allocation for 2016/17.
| Total number of children on roll | 281 |
| Number of children eligible for the Pupil Premium Grant | 51 |
| Number of children eligible for the Looked After Children Grant | 1 |
| Pupil Premium Grant | £1320 |
| Looked After Children Grant | £1900 |
| Total Pupil Premium and Looked After Children Grant | £69220 |
This academic year we will spend the grant in the following ways.
- Additional Support in class from teaching assistants (£20,000)
- Tuition by Teachers during school time (£8,000)
- Tuition by Teachers outside of school time (£10,000)
- Tracking Pupil Achievement Software (School Pupil Tracker) (£2,000)
- Online Reading challenge (Scholastic Pro) and new books for the library (4,000)
- Online Mathematics challenge (Mathletics) (1,000)
- Explorers programme of curriculum enrichment for children who receive pupil premium (£2,000)
- Ipads to ensure all children have access to the latest educational technology (£7,000)
- Dedicated member of staff (Deputy Headteacher) tracks, coordinates and monitors progress of children who receive pupil premium (£11,000)
- Subsidy of school journey, clubs and trips to ensure all children have a rich curriculum (£3,000)
- Mentoring of children who receive pupil premium (£3,000)