Pupil Premium
Schools are allocated money for Looked After Children, children of parents who are employed in the Armed Forces and children whose parents have identified that they are eligible for free school meals. This money is used to benefit the children's learning.
Pupil premium funding has been allocated to the school since 2011 and was initially focused on children taking up free school meals.
Funding levels
From April 2012, Pupil premium funding was changed and allocated to schools for any pupil who had been eligible for free school meals in any of the previous six years. Pupil premium funding was also allocated to 'Looked After' children. From April 2014 the unit value for the Pupil Premium was increased to £1300 per pupil. For 2016-2017 the amount is now £1320.
Funding received for financial year:
2011/2012 – None
2012/2013 - £623
2013/2014 – None
2015/2016- £1366
Desired Outcome Activity Expenditure Impact
To ensure KS1 PP children Supported by additional £1235.12 2 children received PP for 1 term
reached ARE or above in LSA for reading (Autumn 2015), they read regularly
reading. To ensure with LSA 1:1 and within small groups
Reception PP children met the 1 KS1 child Achieved Greater Depth in
ELG in reading reading
1 Reception child met the ELG in
reading
Enriched Curriculum Children were able to £130.88 Children were full included and
participate fully in it helped to develop their physical
swimming. Children skills, coordination and to develop
were in receipt of daily their social interaction skills
milk
Children who have received additional support have made good progress in line with their peers at the school. The children have achieved comparable levels of attainment to those pupils not in receipt of Pupil Premium
Attainment End of Academic Year 2015/2016
Marsworth CE Infant Pupils eligible for PP National average Pupils not eligible
Number of PP Children % reaching expected for PP. % reaching expected standard
standard
End of EYFS Good LEVL of
Development 1 10 66 (2015)
Phonics Yr1 - - 77 (2015)
Phonics Yr2 - - 90 (2015)
Reading Yr2 (end of KS1) 1 11 Not yet available
Writing Yr2 (end of KS1) 1 11 Not yet available
Maths Yr2 (end of KS1) 1 11 Not yet available
For 2016/2017 we are currently in no receipt of any Pupil Premium funding
As Marsworth is a small school, it is not appropriate to specify exact details as it might lead to identification of children. The school maintains a spread sheet with specific details on. The information is shared at Governors meetings and the impact is reviewed termly in conjunction with the school's tracking system.
Schools are allocated money for Looked After Children, children of parents who are employed in the Armed Forces and children whose parents have identified that they are eligible for free school meals. This money is used to benefit the children's learning.
Pupil premium funding has been allocated to the school since 2011 and was initially focused on children taking up free school meals.
Funding levels
From April 2012, Pupil premium funding was changed and allocated to schools for any pupil who had been eligible for free school meals in any of the previous six years. Pupil premium funding was also allocated to 'Looked After' children. From April 2014 the unit value for the Pupil Premium was increased to £1300 per pupil. For 2016-2017 the amount is now £1320.
Funding received for financial year:
2011/2012 – None
2012/2013 - £623
2013/2014 – None
2015/2016- £1366
Desired Outcome Activity Expenditure Impact
To ensure KS1 PP children Supported by additional £1235.12 2 children received PP for 1 term
reached ARE or above in LSA for reading (Autumn 2015), they read regularly
reading. To ensure with LSA 1:1 and within small groups
Reception PP children met the 1 KS1 child Achieved Greater Depth in
ELG in reading reading
1 Reception child met the ELG in
reading
Enriched Curriculum Children were able to £130.88 Children were full included and
participate fully in it helped to develop their physical
swimming. Children skills, coordination and to develop
were in receipt of daily their social interaction skills
milk
Children who have received additional support have made good progress in line with their peers at the school. The children have achieved comparable levels of attainment to those pupils not in receipt of Pupil Premium
Attainment End of Academic Year 2015/2016
Marsworth CE Infant Pupils eligible for PP National average Pupils not eligible
Number of PP Children % reaching expected for PP. % reaching expected standard
standard
End of EYFS Good LEVL of
Development 1 10 66 (2015)
Phonics Yr1 - - 77 (2015)
Phonics Yr2 - - 90 (2015)
Reading Yr2 (end of KS1) 1 11 Not yet available
Writing Yr2 (end of KS1) 1 11 Not yet available
Maths Yr2 (end of KS1) 1 11 Not yet available
For 2016/2017 we are currently in no receipt of any Pupil Premium funding
As Marsworth is a small school, it is not appropriate to specify exact details as it might lead to identification of children. The school maintains a spread sheet with specific details on. The information is shared at Governors meetings and the impact is reviewed termly in conjunction with the school's tracking system.