Pupil Premium
How well does Nether Edge Primary School provide for those who receive Pupil Premium funding?
"The school manages the additional funding for Pupil Premium pupils very well. It is used to provide extra teaching in English and Mathematics where necessary and full participation in all extra-curricular activities, including residential trips. As a result, the gap in attainment between these pupils and others is narrowing, and in some years, there is no gap at all."
Ofsted, 2015
How well did our Pupil Premium children achieve in 2016/2017?
KS2 Attainment by Vulnerable Group
|
|
All (32) |
DA (15) |
SEN (1) |
|
% making expected standard |
100% |
100% |
100% |
|
Gap with National |
+29% |
+23% |
+29% |
|
% making greater depth |
43% |
33% |
100% |
|
Gap with National |
+18% |
+4% |
+75% |
2017 KS2 Progress
|
|
Lower |
Middle |
Higher |
|
% making above 0 progress |
100% |
100% |
100% |
|
Average progress |
+12.7 |
+6.25 |
+5.43 |
Nether Edge Primary School continues to provide OUTSTANDING teaching and learning for all children, including those who recieve Pupil Premium funding.
How are we continuing to raise standards for Pupil Premium children?
Planned improvements for Pupil Premium children include:
- Raising attainment in KS1 so all disadvantaged children attain in line with their peers.
Developing disadvantaged systems in EYFS so that children make rapid progress at their starting point.
Supporting children's learning through metacognitive strategies (based on EEF research).