What is the Early Years Pupil Premium?
The Early Years Pupil Premium is an allocation of additional funding for Early Years settings to improve the education of the most disadvantaged pupils. This allocation of money is available to any Early Years setting providing an education to 3 and 4 years olds. The money should be used to narrow the gap between disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged pupils.
The funding equates to £302.10 per child if they meet the criteria for the Early Years Pupil Premium.
Amount of Early Years Pupil Premium funding received 2016-2017
Identified barriers to Educational Achievement
Brentnall Community primary School have identified the following barriers for some of our children currently in receipt of Pupil Premium:
- Access to a range of stories and nursery rhymes is limited
- Language acquisition
- Access to a range of different life experiences, for example going tothe zoo, going to the beach, going on an aeroplane.
- Attendance and Punctuality
- Home School links
What are we doing well?
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Number of Pupils eligible for the Early Years Pupil Premium funding |
4 |
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Total EYPP received |
£1208.40 |
Key expenditure- how the allocation will be spent for the academic year 2016-2017
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Area of spend |
Intended Outcomes |
Total allocation |
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Classroom Resources |
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£1208.40 |
How will the school measure the impact of the Early Years Pupil Premium?
- Pupil Progress meetings after each cycle will include Assessment Lead, SENCo, Pupil Premium Champion, Phase Leaders and Class Teachers to ensure a more rigorous approach to data analysis.
- School tracking systems to be updated after each cycle.
- Regular Senior Leadership meetings will critically analysis progress.
- Monitoring timetable in place including lesson observations, planningscrutinies and learning walks.
- The impact of the Early Years Pupil Premium Funding will be a regularlyshared with the school’s Governing Body.
Date of next Pupil Premium Review: Summer 2017