Pupil Premium
This Year
Pupil Premium Grant Allocation for Year: £58,080
Pupil Premium Statement of Intent:
The Government believes that pupil premium is the best way to address inequalities between pupils in specific groups. It is therefore used to tackle disadvantage in order to reach the pupils who need it most.
National data shows that pupils that have been eligible for free school meals at any point in time have lower attainment than those who have never been eligible.
Our school identifies less disadvantage pupils than the number in average schools. At Willow Primary we recognise that not all children who receive free school meals are disadvantaged and that not all pupils who are socially disadvantaged will qualify for free school meals.
Pupil Premium Leads:
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Mike Parkinson |
Mrs Sumner |
Neil Gethin |
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Assistant Headteacher |
Headteacher |
Pupil Premium Governor |
Associate leads:
- Tracey Kirsopp - SENCO
- Mrs Winter- SEN support
Strategy 2020-2021 provides information regarding:
- Summary of the main barriers to educational achievement faced by eligible pupils at our school
- How we will spend it and why
- How we will measure it
We review the impact of the additional funding in a variety of ways including:
- Performance/data analysis
- Achievement/behaviour analysis
- Governor Visits
- Attendance reviews
- Learning walks
- Lesson observations/work scrutiny
- Pupil Interviews
- Intervention analysis
Our school Governor for Pupil Premium is Neil Gethin. He regularly meets with the Pupil Premium coordinator to ensure the school is achieving the actions outlined in the plan.
Regular reviews are provided by Mr Parkinson and given to the full Local Governing Body.
Previous year's spending allocation and impact reports: