Pupil Premium | East Markham Primary School

East Markham County Primary Pupil Premium Policy Statement 2017-18

At East Markham Primary all members of staff, governors and teaching assistants accept responsibility for disadvantaged pupils and are committed to meeting their pastoral, social and academic needs within our school environment. The PPG (Pupil Premium Grant) will form a vital part of the process to provide provision to close the gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers.

The Pupil Premium Grant was introduced in April 2011. It is allocated funding from the Government for low income families who have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) during the last 6 years or for children who have been looked after (LAC) continuously for more than six months

It is the responsibility of the governors to explain pupil premium expenditure to parents/carers in the form of an annual statement which will be available on the school website.

This report aims to detail information on how Pupil Premium has been used within East Markham Primary. The report will detail the attainment and progress of pupils at particular points in their primary education along with how the intervention has been supported by the additional funding.

Reports to governors will also detail the progress made towards closing the gap in attainment and this will be supported by reported data and academic progress.

The responsibility for the report will be that of the Headteacher who will be asked to report on the intervention in place for key pupils and the impact that intervention has had. This report will be supported by key providers of inclusion services within East Markham Primary School.

Number of Pupils and Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) Received 2017-2018
Total number of pupils on roll (NOR)	115
Total number of pupils eligible for PPG	3 (1 additional pupil whose funding will not be available until after January census and not yet included in this financial statement, monies to be provided by school budget)
Total	£3960

East Markham County Primary School Pupil Premium Grant 2017-2018

Expenditure	Expected Impact	Cost
Staffing TA/Teacher 7 hours contact per week	Closing the Gap in attainment and progress of PPG pupils through targeted intervention programmes	£2,800 (additional costs from monies within the school budget)
Intervention leadership time	Identification, monitoring and evaluation of vulnerable groups and intervention programmes	£300
Training of TA for intervention programmes and those associated with any diagnosis including travel costs	Pupils close the gap in their progress and attainment of reading	£335
Residential & day trips subsidised	All PPG pupils are able to access residential and day trips	£325
Music tuition	Enable interested pupils to develop instrumental skills	£200
Total		£3960

East Markham County Primary School Pupil Premium Grant 2016-2017

Expenditure	Expected Impact	Cost
Staffing TA 4 hours per week	Closing the Gap in attainment and progress of PPG pupils through targeted intervention programmes	£2,767
Intervention leadership time	Identification, monitoring and evaluation of vulnerable groups and intervention programmes	£100
Training of 2 TAs for Switch – on reading intervention programme	Pupils close the gap in their progress and attainment of reading	£600
Residential & day trips subsidised	All PPG pupils are able to access residential and day trips	£265
Music tuition	Enable interested pupils to develop instrumental skills	£228
Total		£3960

Number of Pupils and Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) Received 2016-2017
Total number of pupils on roll (NOR)	116
Total number of pupils eligible for PPG	3
Total	£3960

East Markham Primary School Pupil Premium Grant Report 2015-2016

Expenditure	Expected Impact	Cost	Impact
Staffing	Narrowing the gap in attainment and progress of PPG pupils through targeted intervention programmes Reduction in group size through employment of additional support staff	£3660	KS1 (1 pupil) RWM all at 100% below expected standard. Phonics screening well below expected pass mark KS2 (2 pupils) Reading and writing 50% expected Maths 100% expected standard
Resources including I Pad	Pupil able to access and practise early literacy and numeracy skills	£300	Child achieved some independent learning experiences to support and consolidate intervention strategies.
		Total £3960