Documents and Policies

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Examination Policies

The Pupil Premium is additional funding for publicly funded schools in England to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils and close the gap between them and their peers.

Pupil premium funding is available to:

  • local authority maintained schools, including special schools and pupil referral units (PRUs)
  • voluntary-sector alternative provision (AP) with local authority agreement
  • special schools not maintained by the local authority (NMSS)
  • academies and free schools, including special and AP academies

Pupil Premium

SEND

Currently being updated

Report on PE/Sports Grant 2021-22

Allocation: £16,240.00

Outcomes:

  • The encouragement of all pupils in regular physical activity
  • The profile of PE and Sport being raised across the Academy
  • Increased confidence, knowledge and skills in staff and teaching PE
  • Broader experience of a range of sport and activities offered
  • Increased participation in competing

Funding allocated

Item(s)

Monitoring

Impact

£5825.00

Playground and floor images for outdoor learning through play and sports. Equipment includes climbing area and balance bars; floor markings that enhance the learning of sports and phonics and sports and numbers

SLT

PE Progress:  82% achieving targets and 9% exceeding targets

Participation: 85%

Attendance: 80%

£1615.00

Football Goals that are professional and encourage pupils to participate on a scale of a normal 5 aside tarmac and 11 players for grass play.

PE

PE Progress:  82% achieving targets and 9% exceeding targets

Participation: 85%

Attendance: 80%

£5000.00

Southend United Coaches to support additional sports at lunchtime when appropriate and during Lockdown easing measures. Allowed the pupils to access a provision other than the classroom to improve health and confidence in a very difficult period

Deputy Head and PE

PE Progress:  82% achieving targets and 9% exceeding targets

Participation: 85%

Attendance: 80%

£3000.00

Teaching staff skilled in ‘other’ sports and outdoor pursuit disciplines such as cycling and building bikes to further encourage cycling proficiency

Deputy Head

PE Progress:  82% achieving targets and 9% exceeding targets

Participation: 85%

Attendance: 80%

42% of pupils receiving a new self-built bike to ride to school.

£800.00

Hiring of Garons outdoor athletics field for Sports Day Summer 2022

PE

PE Progress:  82% achieving targets and 9% exceeding targets

Participation: 85%

Attendance: 80%

 

86% parents attended sports day – highest numbers for any sports or other event

 

Literacy & Numeracy Catch-up Premium

Desired outcome

Chosen action / approach

What is the evidence and rationale for this choice?

How will you ensure it is implemented well?

Staff lead

Review of impact

Cost

Literacy and Numeracy Catch-up to reduce the gaps

1:1 tuition in Literacy and Numeracy for bottom 20% WRAT 5 pupils in first instance

 

Increase 1:1 offer over time and gradually build blocks within schemes of learning in line for year groups and pathways of study

 

New REACH provision as an extension to the provision. Pupils will be specifically chosen to remain or move into these classes

 

  • Significant gaps in Literacy
  • Comprehension across the Academy remains low
  • Due to COVID, many pupils have not had access to quality reading materials
  • Significant number of pupils have failed to logon to Google Classrooms during COVID
  • Timetables specifically designed to all for 1:1 Fresh start in secondary and strict introduction of Read Write Inc across Primary and REACH classes

 

 

  • Progress in phonics, literacy and numeracy will improve
  • Staff voice will be positive about the introduction of new classes within the timetable
  • Pupil surveys will be positive
  • WRAT scores will increase
  • Parent voice will be positive 

AB/PB

Progress will be scrutinised half termly

WRAT tests will capture data for all pupils

Pupil and staff surveys termly

Parent voice will be captured through parent workshops and questionnaires

£7,500