How our school is managing teacher workload
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...which we undertake all of our subject monitoring. This takes place within the school day, and we’re able to look at books, progression and undertake pupil voice. We’ve reduced the...
...which we undertake all of our subject monitoring. This takes place within the school day, and we’re able to look at books, progression and undertake pupil voice. We’ve reduced the...
...Somerset Research School, tells us her tips about how to effectively managing Pupil Premium funding. Read the full blog Further reading: Pupil premium: overview - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Pupil premium:...
...of social and economic deprivation. Half of our pupils are eligible for the pupil premium grant, with many others being classed as ‘working poor’. Raising pupil’s aspirations We receive just...
...there are 3226 pupils on roll with 59% of pupils receiving pupil premium. Further reading: Pupil premium: overview - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Pupil premium: allocations and conditions of grant 2023-24 -...
...and also run a Saturday school, prioritising pupils who are eligible for pupil premium. With such a large number of pupils needing support, coordinating tutoring can be a huge undertaking....
...Giving young people a voice At Greatwood we have a team of Eco-Rangers, who are pupils from years 1-6. They have been carrying out a ‘Year of Waste Challenge’ where...
...a school budget including Pupil Premium funding. The challenges Maximising school budgets and making sure we get the most possible from our Pupil Premium funding can be a daunting task....
...A third of our pupils at Springfield attract pupil premium. We have previously been recognised for our exceptional outcomes for disadvantaged pupils, and last year ninety per cent of our...
...work such as ‘drawing and talking’, to help pupils talk about their feelings and emotions. Our trained ‘wellbeing ambassadors’ are pupils who lead on and provide a voice for all...
Children Missing Education (CME) are children and young people of compulsory school age who are not registered pupils at a school and not receiving suitable education otherwise than at a...