Pupil Premium

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Pupil Premium is an allocation of additional funding provided to schools to support specific groups of children who are vulnerable to possible underachievement. These include pupils who are entitled to free school meals, those looked after by the local authority and the children of armed service personnel.

For the academic year 2018/19 Our Lady School will expect to receive £25,340 in Pupil Premium funding. This will be used as follows:

To provide extra support staff.
To provide intervention programmes for underachieving pupils and those with SEN.
To provide one-to-one tuition for some pupils.
To subsidise residential and other education trips and visits. No child is excluded from a visit because of financial constraints on the family.
To provide a range of resources to facilitate learning for specific pupils.
To ensure all pupils have access to a wide and varied range of extra curricular activities.
To provide support for emotional needs for families & individual children.

Please read the attached Pupil Premium Strategy (2018-19) for details of our Pupil Premium Grant and allocated funding.

Pupil Premium Strategy 2019 - 2020

Pupil Premium Strategy Document

Pupil Premium Strategy 2018 - 2019

Pupil Premium Strategy Document

Previous Pupil Premium Reports

Pupil Premium spending breakdown 2016-17

Intervention	Description	Actual Cost	% of Allocated Pupil Premium Funding
Teacher / TA Support	Maths for 6, One to One	11,278	65
School Meals /Milk	Funded meals and milk	2,728	16
Extra Curricular Provision	Contribution to clubs / top up swimming	370	2
Pastoral / External Support	Pastoral / Professional Support	3,362	19
Resources	Specialist Resources	237	1
	Total	17,605	100

Our Lady School Pupil Premium Grant Report 2016-2017

Our Lady Catholic Primary School, Hitchin

Pupil Premium Grant expenditure 2016/17

The Government give all maintained schools money to support the learning of pupils receiving free school meals – this is known as the Pupil Progress Grant (PPG).

All schools are required to publish how the grant was spent for the previous year.

The following is our report for the academic year 2016/17:

Number of pupils and pupil premium grant (PPG) received
Total number of pupils on roll	218
Total number of pupils eligible for PPG	16
Total amount of PPG received	£17,380

Summary of PPG Spending

Objectives:

To ensure pupils make at least expected progress in reading, writing and maths at Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2

To ensure pupils make similar or better progress and attainment than pupils nationally

Summary of Spending:

1:1 support for emotional wellbeing, language and communication and phonics, Numeracy and Literacy
Practical barriers to learning e.g. school uniform, clubs, school trips, Food Tech contributions, resources
Family Support Worker through Hitchin Partnership
External Professional Support

Monitoring:

Pupil progress was monitored termly by each Class Teacher, alongside the Headteacher and Inclusion Manager.

Impact of PPG Spending:

At the end of Key Stage One, all PPG pupils achieved the expected standard in Reading, Writing and Maths.

Progress in Key Stage Two was significantly greater for PPG pupils than for others in Reading and Writing. Progress was less in Maths.

KS1	Reading Attainment Expected Standard	Writing Attainment Expected Standard	Maths Attainment Expected Standard
PPG (1 pupil)	100%	100%	100%
All pupils (30 pupils)	100%	100%	100%
National	74%	65%	73%

KS2	Reading Attainment Expected Standard	Writing Attainment Expected Standard	Maths Attainment Expected Standard	Grammar Punctuation Spelling Expected Standard
PPG (1 pupil)	100%	100%	0%	100%
All pupils (32 pupils)	94%	97%	100%	100%
National	66%	74%	70%	72%

KS2

Reading progress score

Writing progress score

Maths progress score

PPG (1 pupil)

+5.04

+7.23

-1.54

All pupils

(32 pupils)

+2.07

+4.0

+3.16

In the academic year 2016/17, the school has received an indicative grant of 18,900 which will be spent on improving the learning needs of these targeted children through further 1:1 tutoring and intervention strategies in the core subjects.

Pupil Premium spending breakdown 2015-16

Intervention	Description	Actual Cost	% of Allocated Pupil Premium Funding
Teacher / TA Support	Early Morning, Maths for 6, One to One	14753	78
School Meals /Milk	Funded meals and milk	920	5
Extra Curricular Provision	Contribution to clubs / top up swimming	896	5
Pastoral / External Support	Pastoral / Professional Support	807	5
Educational / Residential Trips	Contribution to Educational and Residential Trips	175	1
Resources	Specialist Resources	12113	6
Uniform	Contribution to Unifrom	137	1
	Total	18901	100

Our Lady School Pupil Premium Grant report 2015/16