Pupil Premium

 

Pupil Premium are the additional funds the school receives to support children who have Free School Meals or have had Free School Meals in the last six years, are in the care of the local authority or whose parents are in the armed forces.

 

At Park Hill children who are in receipt of Pupil Premium are able to access school trips and visits at no cost, receive financial support to attend after school clubs and support towards music tuition.

 

If you think your child is eligible for Free School Meals, please click the link.

 

2014 - 2015

 

The pupil premium allocation for the financial year 2014 - 2015 is £23,900.

This money is being used specifically to support pupils in receipt of the pupil premium in the following ways:

 

  • Ensure participation of pupils in receipt of pupil premium in any related educational activities, where financial issues might prevent a pupil's attendance.

     

  • Providing targeted small group support work in writing, reading and maths to ensure that pupils in receipt of the pupil premium achieve or better national expectations.

     

  • Ensure participation of pupils in receipt of the pupil premium in any related out of hours school clubs, where financial issues might prevent a pupils attendance.

     

2013 - 2014

 

The pupil premium allocation for the financial year 2013 - 2014 is £15,300.

This money is being used specifically to support pupils in receipt of the pupil premium in the following ways:

 

  • Ensure participation of pupils in receipt of pupil premium in any related educational activities, where financial issues might prevent a pupil's attendance.

     

  • Providing targeted small group support work in writing, reading and maths to ensure that pupils in receipt of the pupil premium achieve or better national expectations.

     

  • Ensure participation of pupils in receipt of the pupil premium in any related out of hours school clubs, where financial issues might prevent a pupils attendance.

      

    Impact

     

  • All pupils in receipt of the pupil premium were able to attend educational activities.

     

  • 5 children were in receipt of Pupil Premium at the end of Key Stage 2.

 

  • 80% achieved level 4 or better then expected levels for the end of KS2 in Reading and Writing.  60% of these children achieved level 4 or better then expected levels for the end of KS2 in Maths.

     

  • All children made expected progress from KS1 to KS2 in Reading and Writing or better.

     

  • 60% of these children made expected progress from KS1 to KS2 in Maths.

     

  • All pupils in receipt of Pupil Premium were able to attend out of hours school clubs.

     

    2012 - 2013

     

    The pupil premium allocation for the financial year 2012 - 2013 is £10,591.

     

    This money is being used specifically to support pupils in receipt of the pupil premium in the following ways:

     

  • Ensure participation of pupils in receipt of pupil premium in any related educational activities, where financial issues might prevent a pupil's attendance.

     

  • Providing targeted small group support work in writing, reading and maths to ensure that pupils in receipt of the pupil premium achieve or better national expectations.

     

  • Ensure participation of pupils in receipt of the pupil premium in any related out of hours school clubs, where financial issues might prevent a pupils attendance.

     

    Impact

     

  • All pupils in receipt of the pupil premium were able to attend educational activities.

     

  • All pupils in receipt of the pupil premium at the end of Key Stage 2 (July 2013) achieved or bettered national expectations in reading, writing and maths.

     

  • All pupils in receipt of the pupil premium were able to attend out of hours school clubs.

     

    2011 - 2012

     

    The pupil premium allocation for the financial year 2011 - 2012 is £5,082.50.

     

    This money is being used specifically to support pupils in receipt of the pupil premium in the following ways:

     

  • Ensure participation of pupils in receipt of pupil premium in any related educational activities, where financial issues might prevent a pupil's attendance.

     

  • Providing targeted small group support work in writing, reading and maths to ensure that pupils in receipt of the pupil premium achieve or better national expectations.

     

  • Ensure participation of pupils in receipt of the pupil premium in any related out of hours school clubs, where financial issues might prevent a pupils attendance.

     

    Impact

     

  • All pupils in receipt of the pupil premium were able to attend educational activities.

     

  • All pupils in receipt of the pupil premium at the end of Key Stage 2 (July 2012) achieved or bettered national expectations in reading, writing and maths.

     

  • All pupils in receipt of the pupil premium were able to attend out of hours school clubs.

     

If you think your child is eligible for Free School Meals, please click the link.