Please read the reports to find out how expenditure has helped increase the attainment of pupils eligible for the premium.
The Government gives grants to schools to help children from lower income families do their very best. This funding is called a ‘Pupil Premium’. The grant is allocated in two parts:
From 1st April 2018 an income threshold of £7,400 will be applied to Universal Credit claimants. If the parent(s) income is above that a new claim for means-tested free school meals will be rejected.
Pupils already in receipt of free school meals on 1st April 2018 will have their claims protected until the end of year 11 (if they are currently in year 3 or above) or the end of year 6 (if they are currently in nursery, reception, year one, or year two) whatever happens to their family's income during that time.
Pupils who become eligible for means-tested free school meals after 1st April 2018 will have the same protected status
A requirement of the School Information Regulations 2012 is to publish the pupil premium allocation information online. The reports include:
For more information please see the link below: