- Schools receive a payment, or Pupil Premium, for each child who is registered for free school meals and those who have been in continuous care for six months or more
- The aim of the Pupil Premium is to ensure that the funding is targeted to disadvantaged pupils in order to tackle the risk of underachievement
- From April 2012, the Pupil premium was extended to include children who have been eligible for free school meals at any point in the last six years
We have 16 pupils who qualify for Pupil Premium funding from September 2019. This represents 7.5% of the pupil population. The school has received £22,100
The table below shows how the funds have been allocated and the intended impact of this. Pupil Premium Grant in 2019-2020.
