Pupil Premium Information

Pupil Premium (PP) Lead: Mrs Charlotte Wheatland

Our approach to supporting disadvantaged pupils ensures that barriers to learning and wellbeing are identified early and addressed effectively. We have high expectations for all pupils and are committed to ensuring that disadvantage does not limit achievement, participation or opportunity.

Our Pupil Premium strategy is carefully planned and based on a secure understanding of pupils’ individual and group needs. It is aligned with whole-school priorities and focuses on identifying and removing barriers to learning and wellbeing. We use this understanding to implement targeted support and approaches that are most likely to improve outcomes for disadvantaged pupils.

We:

• Identify barriers to learning and wellbeing accurately
• Use a structured cycle of planning, implementation and review
• Provide targeted academic and pastoral support
• Monitor the impact of provision and adapt it where needed

This ensures that support is responsive, effective and leads to sustained improvements in pupils’ progress, confidence and engagement.

Support for Pupils and Families

We encourage all eligible families to register for Pupil Premium funding, as this enables us to provide additional support for your child.

In addition to your child receiving free school meals, we can provide:

• A school sweatshirt and book bag
• One term of peripatetic lessons
• Free school visits
• Additional learning support and wider opportunities within school
• Access to free holiday club places (subject to individual circumstances and linked to our school community)
• Access to free wraparound care, including breakfast and after-school club (subject to individual circumstances)

If you think you may be eligible, please follow the link below or contact the school office. You are also welcome to speak to a member of staff or arrange to talk with Charlotte Wheatland. All applications are treated in confidence.

Click here for Pupil Premium eligibilityFurther Information