Pupil Premium Grant Expenditure 2018-2019
Pupil Premium is a government funding initiative to provide support to specific groups of children who are vulnerable to ensure they reach their full potential both academically and socially. The fund allocated to a school is based on the percentage of pupils who are receiving free school meals, have received free school meals in one of the previous 6 years (Ever 6) or are a child looked after (CLA), or a child from service personnel.
At Roundwood Primary the number of pupils in receipt of FSM is small, however, whilst this funding remains available we would urge all parents/carers who may be eligible for FSM (including those receiving Universal Free School Meals) to take up their entitlement.
For Foundation Stage please visit http://www.hertsdirect.org/eypp and for Years 1 to 6 please visit www.hertsdirect.org/freeschoolmeals , or alternatively, the school meal page of our website (from the parent tab) for further details. If you require assistance with a FSM application please call the customer service centre on 0300 123 4048 (8am-8pm Monday to Friday, 9am-4pm Saturday), or the school office will be happy to help you.
Number of pupils and pupil premium grant PPG 2018/2019 |
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|---|---|
| Total number of pupils on roll (excluding Nursery) | 310 |
| Total number of pupils eligible for Pupil Premium Funding | 7 (2.2% of pupils) |
| Amount of Pupil Premium funding to be received in 2018/2019 | £7240 |
| Free School Meal Pupils | £2640 |
| Children Looked After | £0 |
| Children Adopted | £4600 |
| Forces Families | £0 |
Provision | Aim of Provision | Impact of Provision |
|---|---|---|
| Music lessons / Extra curricular activities | To develop self-confidence and provide opportunities to enrich the pupils’ learning experience | Self-esteem is raised and talents are identified and supported |
| 1:1 tuition | To ensure rapid progress | Pupils make accelerated progress |
| Opportunities to receive regular pastoral support from support staff with specialist skills | Pastoral support for both families and pupils | Emotional stability improves and pupils are more able to understand and regulate their emotions |
| Dedicated time for the SEND Co to work with pupils and liaise with parents | Close monitoring of pupil attainment and progress | Interventions are matched to emerging needs and pupils and families feel supported |
| Art therapy | To develop resilience, emotional stability and self-esteem thereby improving overall readiness to earn | Emotional stability improves |
| Purchase of concrete apparatus to support the teaching of mathematics | To foster independence in learning and consolidate key number skills | Improved attainment to diminish the difference |
| Purchase materials to enhance role play opportunities | To develop key language and communication skills | Pupils’ progress and attainment in communication, language and literacy is improved |
| Support from an Educational Psychologist to inform best practice | To support teachers to deliver targeted and timely interventions | Strategies employed enable the child to thrive |
Measuring the Impact of PPG spending
The school closely monitors the impact of spending of pupils’ academic attainment, progress within and across year groups and their social and emotional development. Provision is evaluated and reviewed when necessary.
Pupil Premium Grant Expenditure 2017-2018
Pupil Premium is a government funding initiative to provide support to specific groups of children who are vulnerable to ensure they reach their full potential both academically and socially. The fund allocated to a school is based on the percentage of pupils who are receiving free school meals, have received free school meals in one of the previous 6 years (Ever 6) or are a child looked after (CLA), or a child from service personnel.
Number of pupils and pupil premium grant PPG 2017/2018 |
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|---|---|
| Total number of pupils on roll (excluding Nursery) | 308 |
| Total number of pupils eligible for Pupil Premium Funding | 5 (1.6% of pupils) |
| Amount of Pupil Premium funding to be received in 2017/2018 =£7500 | Free School Meals = £2200 |
| Children Looked After = £1500 | |
| Children Adopted = £3800 | |
Provision | Aim of Provision | Impact of Provision |
|---|---|---|
| Music lessons | To develop self-confidence and provide opportunities to enrich the pupils’ learning experience | Self-esteem is raised and talents are identified and supported |
| 1:1 tuition | To ensure rapid progress | Pupils make progress that is at least in line with their peers |
| Opportunities to receive regular pastoral support from support staff with specialist skills | Pastoral support for both families and pupils | Emotional stability improves and pupils are more able to understand and regulate their emotions |
| Provide training for staff to understand Attachment | Staff understand the needs of pupils with attachment issues and can help them develop resilience and emotional stability | Staff are equipped to recognise attachment issues and know how to respond |
| Dedicated time for the SEND Co to work with pupils and liaise with parents | Close monitoring of pupil attainment and progress | Interventions are matched to emerging needs and pupils and families feel supported |
| Art therapy | To develop resilience, emotional stability and self-esteem thereby improving overall readiness to earn | Emotional stability improves |
| Purchase of concrete apparatus to support the teaching of mathematics | To foster independence in learning and consolidate key number skills | Improved attainment to diminish the difference |
| Purchase materials to enhance role play opportunities | To develop key language and communication skills | Pupils’ progress and attainment in communication, language and literacy is improved |
| Purchase of GL Assessment tools | To identify communication needs from which to plan early intervention | Pupils’ progress and attainment in communication, language and literacy is improved |
| Purchase of key texts to support reading development | To foster good reading practises at home and broaden and enrich reading experiences | To promote a love of reading and foster positive family experiences |
| To train staff in the ELKAN approach to communication | To develop a whole school approach to language and communication | Pupils’ progress and attainment in communication, language and literacy is improved |
Measuring the Impact of PPG spending
The school closely monitors the impact of spending of pupils’ academic attainment, progress within and across year groups and their social and emotional development. Provision is evaluated and reviewed when necessary.
Pupil Premium Grant Expenditure 2016-2017
Pupil Premium is a government funding initiative to provide support to specific groups of children who are vulnerable to ensure they reach their full potential both academically and socially. The fund allocated to a school is based on the percentage of pupils who are receiving free school meals, have received free school meals in one of the previous 6 years (Ever 6) or are a child looked after (CLA), or a child from service personnel.
At Roundwood Primary School, the number of pupils in receipt of Pupil Premium funding is small, however, in 2016-2017 we received: £3800
Pupil Premium Statement
In making provision for the pupils in receipt of Pupil Premium funding, the following provision was made:
Provision | Aim of Provision | Impact of Provision |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase of concrete apparatus to support the teaching of mathematics | To foster independence and in learning and real experiences to consolidate key skills in number across the school | Improved attainment in mathematics to diminish the difference |
| Provide training for teaching and support staff in the use of concrete apparatus to support the teaching of mathematics | To accelerate progress in mathematics and foster independent learning | Improved attainment in mathematics to diminish the difference |
| Art therapy | To develop resilience, emotional stability and self-esteem thereby improving overall readiness to learn | Emotional stability improves |
| PAT Pets as Therapy reading programme | To promote a love of reading within a supportive environment | Confidence in reading improves |
| Dedicated time for the SEND Co to work with pupils and liaise with parents | Close monitoring of pupil progress and attainment | Differences in attainment and progress between pupils and their peers are identified and early interventions put in place to ensure rapid progress |
| 1:1 tuition | To ensure rapid progress | Pupils make progress that is at least in line with their peers |
| Support staff with specialist skills appointed to develop pastoral support programmes | Pastoral support for pupils and families | Emotional stability improves and pupils are more able to manage their emotions |
| Music lessons | To develop self-confidence and provide opportunities to enrich the pupil’s learning experience | Self-esteem is raised and talents are identified an supported |
Measuring the Impact of PPG spending
The school closely monitors the impact of spending on the pupil’s academic attainment, progress within and across year groups and their social development. Provision is evaluated and reviewed when necessary.
Pupil Premium Grant Expenditure 2015-2016
Pupil Premium is a government funding initiative to provide support to specific groups of children who are vulnerable to ensure they reach their full potential both academically and socially. The fund allocated to a school is based on the percentage of pupils who are receiving free school meals, have received free school meals in one of the previous 6 years (Ever 6) or are a child looked after (CLA), or a child from service personnel.
At Roundwood Primary School, the number of pupils in receipt of Pupil Premium funding is small, however, in 2015-2016 we received: £6333.13
Pupil Premium Statement
In making provision for the pupils in receipt of Pupil Premium funding, the following provision was made:
Provision | Aim of Provision | Impact of Provision |
|---|---|---|
| The purchase of Dyslexia support software | To ensure access to the curriculum when recording written work | Pupils are able to record work successfully, thereby raising attainment and improving self esteem |
| PAT Pets as Therapy reading programme | To promote a love of reading within a supportive environment | Confidence in reading improves |
| The employment of a dedicated teacher for CLA pupils | To develop strong home-school links and ensure successful transition between classes | Pupils and parents are supported and pupils progress and attainment is closely monitored |
| Dedicated time for the SEND Co to work with pupils and liaise with parents | Close monitoring of pupil progress and attainment | Differences in attainment and progress between pupils and their peers are identified and early interventions put in place to ensure rapid progress |
| 1:1 tuition | To ensure rapid progress | Pupils make progress that is at least in line with their peers |
| Music lessons | To develop self-confidence and provide opportunities to enrich the pupil’s learning experience | Self-esteem is raised and talents are identified an supported |
| School trip funding for residential visits | To allow pupils to experience activities which are new or challenging alongside their peers | Pupils’ develop self-confidence and enjoyment |
Measuring the Impact of PPG spending
The school closely monitors the impact of spending on the pupil’s academic attainment, progress within and across year groups and their social development. Provision is evaluated and reviewed when necessary.
