Pupil Premium & Recovery Premium
Pupil Premium is a payment from the Government which is in addition to the school budget.
The money is allocated to school to support children who are from low-income families who:
• are known to be eligible for Free School Meals;
• have been looked after (in the care of the Local Authority) continuously for more than six months
• have parents who are currently employed by the Armed Forces.
From the start of the 2022-2023 academic year, a school's pupil premium statement must reflect the requirements in the pupil premium conditions of grant, including the requirement for pupil premium and recovery premium to be spent in line with the Department for Education's 'menu of approaches.'
• are known to be eligible for Free School Meals;
• have been looked after (in the care of the Local Authority) continuously for more than six months
• have parents who are currently employed by the Armed Forces.
From the start of the 2022-2023 academic year, a school's pupil premium statement must reflect the requirements in the pupil premium conditions of grant, including the requirement for pupil premium and recovery premium to be spent in line with the Department for Education's 'menu of approaches.'
From September 2012 all schools are required to publish on the school website how their Pupil Premium funding has been spent and what impact this has had on pupil progress and achievement.
This year, our pupil premium is £150,400. This money will be used to provide:
- opportunities to embed and consolidate pedagogical practices to develop and improve teaching and learning, at all levels, across the school.
- 1:1 and small group intervention for:
- multiplication skills and times tables
- phonics
- reading, including opportunities to develop reading for pleasure
- precision teaching
- speech, language and vocabulary support and development
- improved attendance and punctuality
- curriculum enrichment opportunities
- pastoral support for children and families, including signposting families to additional support in relation to social, emotional and mental health
Further details can be found here: Park Way Pupil Premium Strategy document 2023-2024
Last year, our pupil premium was £145,350. This money was used to provide:
- further development of pedagogical practices to ensure all lessons meet the needs of all learners
- 1:1 and small group intervention for:
- maths, specifically times tables
- reading comprehension
- phonics
- Forest School
- participation in the National Tutoring Programme for maths and reading support
- speech, language and vocabulary support and development
- improved attendance
- wellbeing and mental health support
- increased engagement with parents and increased opportunities for parents to engage with the school
Further details can be found here: Park Way Pupil Premium Strategy document 2022-2023