Pupil Premium Strategy Statement 2017-2018
Pupil Premium Strategy Statement
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School |
Northwick Park Primary and Nursery Academy, Third Avenue, Canvey Island, Essex SS8 9SU |
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Academic Year |
2017-18 |
Total PP budget |
£316,800 |
Date of most recent PP Review |
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Total No. of Pupils |
518 |
Number of pupils eligible for PP |
240 |
Date of next internal review of this strategy |
09/18 |
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(The following show the new testing arrangement outcomes for the 2014 national curriculum change) |
Pupils eligible for PP (37) |
Pupils not eligible for PP (23) |
% reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths |
57% |
83% |
% reading the higher standard |
3% |
9% |
% reaching the expected standard in reading |
60% |
83% |
% reaching the expected standard in writing |
76% |
91% |
% reaching the expected standard in mathematics |
81% |
100% |
KS1 – KS2 progress in reading |
-1.5 |
-1.9 |
KS1 – KS2 progress in writing |
+1.6 |
0.0 |
KS1 – KS2 progress in mathematics |
+3.5 |
+1.5 |
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In-school barriers |
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A. |
The change in curriculum in 2014 means that we have worked hard to close gaps and diminish differences between pupil premium pupils and their peers. |
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B. |
Social/emotional issues as a results of bereavement or safeguarding concerns to support with self-regulation, independence and self-esteem. |
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External barriers |
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C. |
At every measurable stage, children’s attainment is below National expectation. |
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D. |
Delayed oral and language skills. |
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E. |
Low attendance/poor punctuality because of issues arising from home. |
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F. |
High levels of mobility. |
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G. |
Maintaining the enthusiasm for learning outside of school e.g., reading regularly at home, visiting places of interest linked to curriculum. |
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Success Criteria |
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A. |
Pupils make better than expected progress.
Progress is at least in line with National Performance. |
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B. |
Pupils demonstrate improved learning behaviours. Increase in attainment. Accelerated progress. |
Impact on attainment and progress. |
C. |
Improved attendance of pupils. Improved attainment/better than expected progress as a result of improved attendance. |
Regular monitoring of attendance shows improved attendance. Parent/carers engage with attendance officer at school and individual initiatives. |
D. |
Improved language development. |
Impact on attainment and progress. |
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Academic year |
2017 – 2018 |
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The three headings below enable schools to demonstrate how they are using the Pupil Premium to improve classroom pedagogy, provide targeted support and support whole school strategies. |
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Desired outcome |
Chosen action/ approach |
What is the evidence and rationale for this choice? |
How will you ensure it is implemented well? |
Staff lead |
When will you review implementation? |
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Better than expected progress of Pupil Premium, including more able dis-advantaged. |
Additional ●5 teacher in all year groups to enable pupils to be taught in smaller groups from 2 to 6 for English and Maths. Budget £110,000 Additional Learning Support Assistants in all lower ability sets. Budget £30,000
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Pupils make better progress if their teaching is targeted at their ability level. |
Impact evidenced in books. Observations of delivery progress data. |
SLT Subject leaders. |
½ termly data scrutiny and pupil progress meetings. |
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Accelerated progress of EYFS pupils. Attainment in EYFS exceeds previous year GLD. |
EYFS specific interventions led by additional LSA in class.
Budget £25,000 |
Evidence from EET/Sutton Trust shows that EYFS intervention is one of the most impactful strategies.
In school data shows that pupils who have specific EYFS intervention make accelerated progress.
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Observation at delivery – data analysis of impact. |
EY leader. |
½ termly. |
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Desired outcome |
Chosen action/ approach |
What is the evidence and rationale for this choice? |
How will you ensure it is implemented well? |
Staff lead |
When will you review implementation? |
Increase in number of PPG pupils passing Year One phonics screening. |
LSA Interventions Diminishing differences through timely intervention
Daily reading for all Year One pupils.
Tailored 1:1 phonics intervention.
Budget £10,000 |
Pupils who can read at RR Level 16 will pass the phonics test. |
LSA training from reading recovery teacher.
Observations of delivery.
Progress and data scrutiny.
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H.T. + 1M |
½ termly through data scrutiny and progress meetings. |
Increase in progress of pupils in receipt of PPG. |
Teacher lead inter-ventions 1:1 tutoring. Budget £40,000
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Known impact from timely and targeted intervention boosters. Historical impact data. |
DHTs to lead Maths/ Reading boosters. Weekly liaison with Yr.6 teachers. |
DHT/English and Maths lead. |
Half termly through data scrutiny. |
Identify pupils with very low level of language development for Intervention. |
Trained LSA to screen all pupils using WELLCOMM Budget £2,000 |
Poor language development is effecting progress and number of pupils achieving GLD. |
Training for staff. Analysis of screening data to inform intervention planning. |
F/S manager. |
Annually. |
To meet the individual needs of pupils in Nurture base.
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Additional LSA to enable more personalised support. £6,000 |
Pupils will make more progress if targets are individualised and smart. |
Individual targets set from Boxall profile assessment. |
I.M. and nurture base trained teacher. |
Half termly. |
Improve children’s social skills and ability to interact with their peers. |
LSA led Lego therapy/social skills £10,000 |
National research shows that long term significant gains can be made in social development through Lego play. School case studies support this. |
Training, observation of sessions. |
I.M. |
Termly or as needed. |
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Desired outcome |
Chosen action/ approach |
What is the evidence and rationale for this choice? |
How will you ensure it is implemented well? |
Staff lead |
When will you review implementation? |
Improved attendance/ punctuality. |
Full time Attendance Officer to support families to improve attendance and punctuality. Budget £12,000.
Teacher mentor for all 2016/17 PA’s (55) |
Pupils who do not attend school make less progress than pupils who do. |
Analysis of dis-advantaged group attendance and punctuality. Intervention of attendance officer to support families with attendance and punctuality. Teacher release time to support child 1:1. |
H.T. Attendance officer. |
½ termly. |
Improved pupil’s wellbeing. |
School councillor to support all pupil’s wellbeing through a range of strategies and to work with individual pupils. Budget £20,000 |
If we can remove/ improve some emotional barriers to learning, attainment will improve. |
Pupils will be identified and monitored through CAS meetings. |
Bonnie. |
Annually. |
Behaviour social and emotional support for vulnerable pupils. |
LSA dedicated time to support individual pupils. Budget £20,000 |
Immediate response will prevent escalation of issues. |
Pupils will be identified by Y6 staff and monitored through CAS meetings. |
Bonnie. |
Annually. |
All pupils have access to enhanced music opportunities. |
Additional ●2 music Teacher. Budget £8,000 |
School and National data supports that engagement in the arts leads to improved attainment. |
Lesson observation and participation data. |
AHT. |
Annually. |
All pupils to access school visits, activities and external visitors which enhance the curriculum. |
All activities are either free or heavily subsidised. Budget £5,000 |
Promote enthusiasm for learning by delivering an exciting and engaging curriculum. |
Feedback from pupils and staff. Work scrutiny following activity/event. |
Year group leaders. |
Annually. |
Promote the children’s interests. All pupils access extra curriculum activities. |
All pupils to be encouraged to attend extra curriculum activities and be actively participating in children’s initiatives. Budget £5,000 |
Children who engage in out of schools learning achieve better in school. |
Monitoring of activities. Survey the children about activities they would like to see offered. |
Children’s Universities co-ordinator. |
½ termly. |
Pupils engage in learning outside the classroom. |
Daily homework club. Early morning IT interventions. Budget £3,000 |
Many children do not have the facilities to complete their homework at home or have internet access. |
Ensure good staff ratios to support the children. |
DHT. |
Annually. |
Children have quality reading books to choose. |
Restock book boxes. Budget £2,782 |
Children will be encouraged to engage with reading materials. |
Pupil perception surveys. Reading data. |
Reading lead. |
Annually. |
Improved attainment for Y6 PPG pupils
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Year 6. Easter revision classes for RWM ‘cusp’ pupils. Budget £3,000. |
Historical school data shows impact of individualised focused revision sessions during school break. |
Analysis of mock papers to enable personalised teaching. |
DHT’s. |
Annually. |
Pupils access breakfast clubs before school. |
£100 credit for all YR, Y1+Y2 pupils to attend breakfast club. Budget £5,000 |
Pupils will learn better if they have had breakfast. |
Monitor uptake/impact on learning behaviours. |
BB manager. |
Annually. |