Pupil Premium
PPG Strategy at Chadwick High
At Chadwick High…..
All members of staff, governors and teaching assistants accept responsibility for ‘socially disadvantaged’ pupils and are committed to meeting their pastoral, social and academic needs within the school environment. Chadwick High is committed to ‘Narrowing the Gap’ between vulnerable pupils and the pupil premium forms a vital part of that process. The Management Committee reserve the right to allocate the pupil premium funding to support any pupils or groups of pupils the school has legitimately identified as being socially disadvantaged.
Provision will be made through
- Facilitating pupils’ access to education
- Facilitating pupils’ access to the curriculum
- Alternative support and intervention within the school
Main Barriers to Education for PPG Students at Chadwick High
- Historic poor attendance and punctuality at their last school
- Periods of exclusion from school creating gaps in learning
- Un assessed learning needs which contribute to non engagement and low level disruptive behaviours
- Low expectations and self esteem
Addressing the Barriers
By understanding the needs of our PPG students we can develop the strategies that will support them in;
- Assessing learning needs
- Meeting learning needs
- Filling gaps in their education
- Developing their potential
- Preparing them for the future
The Chadwick Strategy involves
- Full assessment of all students to identify unmet learning needs.
- Working closely with referring schools in curriculum mapping
- Personal Learning Plan for every student.
- Additional resources for supporting learning in class and 1:1
- Therapeutic interventions
- Mental Health awareness and supportive interventions
- Counselling services for students and family
- Motivational and inspirational experiences
- Initiatives for attendance, attainment and effort
- Revision guides and additional lessons
- Key worker for every student with close home links.
- A curriculum offer which meets the needs of students and prepares them for their futures
- A CEIAG programme that prepares them for their next steps in education, apprenticeship or work. Only xx% of PPG students became NEET at Chadwick High
Financial Funding for PPG
The allocation for PPG funding for this year is as detailed below. It is worth noting that because of the way in which funding is allocated and the transient nature of our students funding does not always match the actual number of PPG students in the school. However as a school we will always strive to meet the needs of our PPG students regardless of the actual funding given.
PUPIL PREMIUM GRANT REPORT 2020/21
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Number of pupils & pupil premium grant (PPG) received as at 1 Apr 20 based on Jan 19 Census | |||
Total number of pupils on roll | |||
Total number of pupils eligible for PPG | |||
Amount PPG received per pupil | 0 EVER3 @ £300
35 EVER6 @ £955 0 EVER6 Service Child @ £300 0 CLA @ £1900 |
£0
£33,425 £ £0 |
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Total amount of PPG received | £33,425 | ||
Redetermination | 0 EVER3 @£300
20 EVER6 @ £935 EVER6 Service Child @ £300 0 CLA @ £1900 |
£0
£19,100 £0 £0 |
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Actual PPG funding for 2020/21 | £14,325 |
Summary of PPG spending 2020 – 2021
Objectives of spending PPG
Accelerate progress for all PPG students by;
- Aiming for all KS3 pupils to close the gap on attainment of non PPG pupils compared to National data.
- Aiming for all KS4 pupils to narrow the gap between predicted attainment, baseline starting point assessment and final attainment
- Improve rates of attendance and engagement for all students
- To positively engage parents in supporting their childs progress and involvement in education.
- To create opportunities for KS4 students to engage in the next steps in their education and avoid becoming NEET.
Area of Spend | Our Target | Cost | |||
SEN | Every student who comes to the Chadwick will benefit from a full learning assessment.
We will identify unmet need and give every student the support they need in being able to access the curriculum. This includes assessment, exam arrangements and specialist interventions. |
Staffing
SENCO £3k HLTA £6k
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Attendance | Attendance initiatives to support the attendance of our PPG students. This includes free breakfast club and rewards trips.
We have invested in additional teaching assistants to ensure that every PPG student has a key worker session each week at which attendance is promoted. |
Resources
£500 Trip Budget £1000 TA3 (1) £24k |
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Safeguarding | 2 additional DSL has been trained | £500 | |||
Attainment | Investment in quality teaching staff and in the appointment of an AHT with responsibility for quality of teaching and learning. SEN point
Free revision guides Additional study opportunities ie after school |
Staffing
£0 Resources £500 £0 |
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Preparing for the future | Motivational and inspirational experiences such as visiting colleges and universities.
CEIAG programme including, interviews, visiting speakers, CV, Careers Fair. |
Transport
£300 Training staff to Level 6 in Careers – £1k |
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Total | £36,300 | ||||
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Resources we dedicate to meeting need are supplemented from reserves. | ||||
Performance of pupils in 2019/20 (based on current roll not those at time of agreed funding) 25 students | |||||
Xxx % of students are PPG in KS4 | Maths | English | Science | ||
Achieving a GCSE Grade 9-4 | 32% | 20% | 28% | ||
Achieving a GCSE Grade 9-1 | 100% | 100% | 75% | ||
Achieving at least one GCSE Grade | 100% | ||||
Achieving 5 or more GCSE grades | 80% | ||||
Nationally | Chadwick | Chadwick PPG | |||
Attendance % | 59% | ||||
Nationally | Chadwick | Chadwick PPG | |||
NEET Rate | 53% | 5% | 0% |
Indicative PPG funding for 2020/21
On the basis of the Jan 20 census this will be 20 students = £19,100 until re-determined.
PPG Strategy for 2021/22
We still need to maintain a strong focus on identification of unmet need. Our strategy will continue to be assessing need and taking the appropriate measures to meet need;
- SEND assessments.
- Safeguarding
- CAF
- Specialist interventions
- CEIAG – preparing students for next steps.
- Attendance