Pupil Premium

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.

  

 “It is for schools to decide how the Pupil Premium, allocated to schools per FSM pupil, is spent, since they are best placed to assess what additional provision should be made for the individual pupils within their responsibility.” 

Source - DfE website

 

 

Pupil Premium Statement 2026-2027

Number of pupils eligible	81
Total PP received	£106540

In 2026-27 the Pupil Premium allocation is £106540

The School uses the pupil premium funding in the following ways

• Learning Mentor and Social Group Provision
• Additional TA's
• Whole School resources
• Playground Development
• Residential Visit
• Theatre Trip
• Educational Visits
• Transition to school
• Specialist Teacher support
• EP Provision
• SEND resources
• To support families high on deprivation index
• Food/Clothing/Financial support

 

Pupil Premium Statement 2025-2026

Number of pupils eligible	71
Total PP received	£89385

In 2025-26 the Pupil Premium allocation is £89385

The School uses the pupil premium funding in the following ways

• Learning Mentor and Social Group Provision
• Additional TA's
• Whole School resources
• Playground Development
• Residential Visit
• Theatre Trip
• Educational Visits
• Transition to school
• Specialist Teacher support
• EP Provision
• SEND resources
• To support families high on deprivation index
• Food/Clothing/Financial support

 

 

 

Pupil Premium Statement 2024-2025

Number of pupils eligible	67
Total PP received	£105250

In 2023-24 the Pupil Premium allocation is £102.185.

The School uses the pupil premium funding in the following ways

• Learning Mentor and Social Group Provision
• Additional TA's
• Whole School resources
• Playground Development
• Residential Visit
• Theatre Trip
• Educational Visits
• Transition to school
• Specialist Teacher support
• EP Provision
• SEND resources
• To support families high on deprivation index
• Food/Clothing/Financial support

Pupil Premium Statement 2023-2024

Amount of Pupil Premium funding received 2023-2024

Number of pupils eligible	72
Total PP received	£102185

The School uses the pupil premium funding in the following ways

• Learning Mentor and Social Group Provision
• Additional TA's
• Whole School resources
• Playground Development
• Residential Visit
• Theatre Trip
• Educational Visits
• Transition to school
• Specialist Teacher support
• EP Provision
• SEND resources
• To support families high on deprivation index
• Food/Clothing/Financial support

Pupil Premium Statement 2022-2023

In 2022-23 the Pupil Premium allocation is £95,565. The School uses the pupil premium funding in the following ways

• Learning Mentor and Social Group Provision
• Additional TA's
• Whole School resources
• Playground Development
• Residential Visit
• Theatre Trip
• Educational Visits
• Transition to school
• Specialist Teacher support
• EP Provision
• SEND resources
• To support families high on deprivation index
• Food/Clothing/Financial support

Pupil Premium Strategy 2021-2022

Amount of Pupil Premium funding received 2021-2022

Number of pupils eligible	76
Total PP received	£96840

Identified barriers to educational achievement

Pool House has identified the following as barriers for some of the children in receipt of Pupil Premium:

•  Access to language
• Access to extra-curricular activities – educational experiences such as trips, residential visits, music, theatre, arts and participation in physical activities
• Attendance
• Parental engagement with school
• Cognition and learning
• Behaviour – pupils with specific social and emotional needs which affect their learning

Pupil Premium Statement 2020-2021

In 2020-2021 the Pupil Premium allocation is £91,460 The School used the pupil premium funding in the following ways

• Learning Mentor and Social Group Provision
• Additional TA's
• Whole School resources
• Playground Development
• Residential Visit
• Specialist Teacher support
• After school clubs

Pupil Premium Strategy 2020-2021

Amount of Pupil Premium funding received 2020-2021

Number of pupils eligible	70
Total PP received	£91460

Identified barriers to educational achievement

Pool House has identified the following as barriers for some of the children in receipt of Pupil Premium:

•  Access to language
• Access to extra-curricular activities – educational experiences such as trips, residential visits, music, theatre, arts and participation in physical activities
• Attendance
• Parental engagement with school
• Cognition and learning
• Behaviour – pupils with specific social and emotional needs which affect their learning

Pupil Premium Statement 2019-2020

In 2019-2020 the Pupil Premium allocation is £94,700. The School used the pupil premium funding in the following ways

• Learning Mentor and Social Group Provision
• Additional TA's
• Whole School resources
• Playground Development
• Residential Visit
• Specialist Teacher support

Pupil Premium Strategy 2019-2020

Amount of Pupil Premium funding received 2019-20

Number of pupils eligible	70 (including 1xLAC)
Total PP received	£94,700

Identified barriers to educational achievement

Pool House has identified the following as barriers for some of the children in receipt of Pupil Premium:

•  Access to language
• Access to extra curricular activities – educational experiences such as trips, residential visits, music, theatre, arts and participation in physical activities
• Attendance
• Parental engagement with school
• Cognition and learning
• Behaviour – pupils with specific social and emotional needs which affect their learning

Pupil Premium Strategy 2018-19

Amount of Pupil Premium funding received 2018-19

Number of pupils eligible	61 (including 1xLAC)
Total PP received	£85,143

Identified barriers to educational achievement

Pool House has identified the following as barriers for some of the children in receipt of Pupil Premium:

•  Access to language
• Access to extra curricular activities – educational experiences such as trips, residential visits, music, theatre, arts and participation in physical activities
• Attendance
• Parental engagement with school
• Cognition and learning
• Behaviour – pupils with specific social and emotional needs which affect their learning

Pupil Premium Statement 2017- 2018

In 2017-2018 the Pupil Premium allocation is £96,660. The School plans to use the Pupil Premium in the following ways:

• Learning Mentor and Social Group Provision
• Additional TA's
• Whole School resources
• Playground Development
• Residential Visit
• Specialist Teacher support