Pupil Premium

Provision

Objective

Reason behind priority

Expenditure

Impact

Music tuition

To ensure that all pupils from Years 2- 6 have access to individual music tuition, including those eligible for PP.

Equal opportunities for all pupils. Pupils with musical talent who may not otherwise be able to learn to play are encouraged to have musical tuition.

£1120

Any pupil eligible for PP has the opportunity to learn an instrument.

Whole class musical tuition with specialist Music teacher

To ensure that all pupils from Reception to Year 6  have access to music tuition by specialists, including those eligible for PP.

Equal opportunities for all pupils. To help identify those children who have musical talent, who may benefit from having additional 1:1 instrumental lessons.

£1,500

All pupils in Key Stage 1 have learnt to play the glockenspiel. Pupils in Year 3 and 4 have learnt to play the recorder and those in Year 5 and 6 have learnt to play the African drums.

Children won the Redbridge signing/singing competition in July 2019.

Educational visits

To ensure that all children have the opportunity to participate in all educational visits, including the Y6 sailing course and the residential visit to Wales.

Equal opportunities for all pupils. All children will benefit from both the academic and cultural experiences of school visits.

£485

No children miss out on the opportunities provided by the school for financial reasons. All children who wanted to attend the school residential trip to Wales were able to do so.

All children have exposure to cultural experiences such as visits to the theatre.

Homework Club

IT Club

To ensure that all children have access to adult assistance with homework. To ensure that all children have access to IT.

Equal opportunities for all pupils.

£3536

Children who find it difficult to complete homework independently have accessed this support. All children were able to participate in SumDog competition.

Learning development

To ensure that any disadvantaged children who struggle to engage with learning are provided with 1:1 support.

To help all pupils maximise their potential for engagement with learning. To help narrow any gaps in attainment and progress between pupils.

To encourage high attainment for disadvantaged pupils.

£20,087

Those children who display challenging behaviour are able to access their learning more effectively.

Individual children have benefited from personalised support. Interventions have supported inclusion.

Exclusions were avoided.

Pastoral support

To ensure that any disadvantaged children who need emotional support have access to a designated adult, including SLT.

To ensure that any vulnerable pupils feel safe and thrive at school.

£12,894

£1800 staff training

Individual pupils have demonstrated much calmer behaviour.

Pupils know there is someone they can speak to if required. Attachment training has enabled staff to understand potential emotional needs. Level 2 Training for two members of staff at Place 2Be enabled the school to better support pupils struggling with emotional needs or behaviour. Improved communication between school and home enhances all children’s experiences.

Small group phonics tuition

To give pupils in Key Stage 1 targeted support with reading and phonics.

To prevent gaps from developing or widening for disadvantaged pupils.

£6476

89% of all Y1 pupils met the standard for Phonics Screening test in June 2019. 96% of Y2 pupils met standard by June 2019.

Early Years Support

To ensure that disadvantaged pupils make a positive start in Early Years.

High adult-pupil ratio in Reception provided to help prevent gap widening between disadvantaged   children and others.

£6403

84% of pupils achieved GLD in Reception in June 2019.

Targeted teaching

To ensure that any disadvantaged children are supported and challenged academically.

To encourage high attainment for disadvantaged pupils

£13,260

Daily teaching input from members of SLT helped close gaps in attainment for individual pupils.

100% of pupils achieved Expected in Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation test in KS2 SATs 2019.

Total expenditure:

£67,561   £2019/2020

PP allocation received:

£55,954   £2019/2020