Keelmans Way School
Pupil Premium and Sports Grant
Pupil Premium Grant (PPG)
What is PPG
The pupil premium is allocated to local authorities and schools with pupils that are known to be eligible for free school meals (FSM) as recorded on the January School Census. Funding is also available to children in care (who have been or were looked after continuously for at least six months) and to children whose parents are in the Armed Forces.
The Government believes that the Pupil Premium, which is additional to main school funding, is the best way to address the current underlying inequalities between children eligible for free school meals (FSM) and their wealthier peers by ensuring that funding to tackle disadvantage reaches the pupils who need it most. The Department for Education urges schools and local authorities to encourage parents to register their child as eligible for FSM so that each school receives their maximum Pupil Premium entitlement.
During 2012/13 we used the Pupil Premium Grant in the following ways:
? To offer intensive support to our Year 7 groups where a significant number of pupils were eligible for the pupils premium or were looked after children
? To offer additional support and expertise for our pupils who have profound and multiple learning difficulties who required focused intervention and support from staff with considerable expertise.
? To part fund attendance at school clubs and residential for qualifying pupils who would otherwise be unable to attend
Measurement and Evidence of Impact of PPG Spending:
? All pupils made good progress academically and in social interactions as a result
? The progress FSM matches non FSM pupils
During 13/14
INCOME
Pupil Premium £35,100
Total £35,100
We spent the grant as follows.
? To fund additional HLTA support for pupils with ASD diagnosis. This will offer direct intervention by the person appointed with pupils and the sharing of expertise, based on SCERTS principles, with staff and parents. £10,000
? To provide focused support for PMLD pupils in small group settings overseen by the Assistant Head Teacher £20,000
? To support individual attendance at after school clubs to support behaviour and engagement £5,100
Measurement and Evidence of Impact of PPG Spending:
School data shows pupils exceeded or matched the expectations for achievement
Pupils and staff with ASD training have integrated the skills to support pupils and progress is evidenced at Annual review and in the school data collection
During 14/15
INCOME
Pupil Premium 41,725
Post 16 pupils will be given support to ensure good transition into post 16 and strengthen preparation for life beyond school at 19. £15,000
Enhanced parent, pupil and staff knowledge and engagement with person Centred planning and Education Health Care Planning.
Support pupil attendance at out of school activities that enhance learning behaviour within the school day £5,000
Parent, pupil and staff engagement in the successful completion to the Rights Respecting School Award £6,725
Measurement and Evidence of Impact of PPG Spending:
? Experienced staff have ensured that student have transferred to post 16 and successfully accessed the curriculum. This allows them to engage fully in work related learning and the post16 curriculum and plan for post school options.
? Parents are better informed and engage more readily with EHC and Annual reviews. The parent liaison officer supports parents with their contributions for meetings.
? Named students have accessed club giving them an social outlet that has supported their emotional and social wellbeing
? The preparation for the Rights respecting school award has enhanced staff parent and pupil awareness of their rights and responsibilities. Evidence is seen around in school and in our supported review documentation
School Sports Funding
School sports funding supports the physical development of pupils
? Support delivery of high quality school coaching and staff development that enhances pupils experience of PE activities £3,000
? Enhance outdoor provision for PMLD pupils engagement in appropriate activities £4,732
? Support attendance for individual high achieving pupils at National events. £500
Measurement and Evidence of Impact of Sports Premium Spending:
? Children have had access to specialist coaching for judo, and have attended regional sports events including football tournaments
? Additional resources for outdoor access to sensory learning environment have enable greater access for curriculum activity for PMLD pupils
? Two students attended the national athletics tournament and returned with gold and silver awards
Pupil Premium Grant 2015-16 £38,205
? Improve engagement in science through high quality experiences for student and additional training for staff £6500
? Support pupils off and on site learning in outdoor education including specialist work experience opportunities. Enhancing in school opportunities for outdoor leaning £9700
? Improve parental engagement in student EHC and sharing workshops that help inform parents on keeping children safe. Especially in relation to bullying and online safety £7000
? Intervention support for pupils, including the most able, not meeting their target areas in literacy and maths £15,000
The Strategic Leadership Team maintains an overview of the provision for vulnerable pupils and of the progress they are making. The Head teacher feeds back to Governors
The Head Teachers Termly Report includes information on:
? The range of interventions used and the impact of those
? The cost effectiveness of the provision made (“value for money”).
