Purbrook Park School HOME ABOUT US ADMISSIONS CURRICULUM NEWS, CALENDAR & EVENTS PARENTS PUPILS CONTACT US COMMUNITY USE QUICKLINKS Home>Parents>Pupil Premium In this Section Admissions Enrichment 2021-2022 Attendance & Punctuality Catering Finance & Payments EduLink Most Able Pupils Progress Evenings 2021-22 Policy Download Centre PTFA Pupil Premium Pupil Welfare School Day, Term Dates & INSET Uniform Year 7 Catch-Up Funding Pupil Premium The purpose of Pupil Premium funding The Government believes that the Pupil Premium, which is additional to main school funding, is the best way to address the current underlying inequalities between children eligible for free school meals (FSM[1]) and their peers by ensuring funding reaches the young people who need it most to tackle disadvantages. It is for schools to decide how the Pupil Premium is spent since they are best placed to assess what additional provision should be made for the individual pupils within their responsibility. Purbrook Park School’s Pupil Premium Policy sets out the principles underlying the use of Pupil Premium money at Purbrook Park School and how its use will aim to enable full participation, enhance outcomes, enrich experiences and above all raise attainment, therefore closing the gap between Pupil Premium Pupils and NON Pupil Premium Pupils. Pupil Premium Allocation 2019-20 To enable full participation, enhance outcomes and enrich experiences for eligible pupils, the 2019-20 Pupil Premium funding has been allocated as follows: ENABLING Uniform, PE and equpiment grants Trip Payments ADT Materials Breakfast Counselling Parent Support Advisor Alternative Provision Subject interventions Outreach support Completion of Pupil Premium Profiles Revision days and offsite activities School Transport ENHANCING Directors Of Learning & Lead Teacher Tracking/Interventions English & Maths Interventions Learning Resources Revision Guides/Texts SAM Learning Laptops Lexia E-Praise Points House Leaders Alternative Provision Pupil Premium Profiles Monitoring Pupil Premium Expenditure ENRICHING Peripatetic music lessons Instruments Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme Social Inclusion Support for extra-curricular activities Holiday Revision Courses Miscelleaneous The school collects and reports on progress data for all pupils three times per year and ensures that interventions[2] for any pupil failing to make expected progress are both discussed, implemented, tracked and then evaluated prior to the next data collection. The Director of Learning for Inclusion tracks and monitors behaviour, attendance and attainment through the data collection process and measures the impact of the interventions and strategies. Please refer to the Pupil Premium expenditure document below: [1] Interventions for pupils attracting this funding are variable. [1] From September 2012 the Government widened the Pupil Premium eligibility criteria to include those students that are known to have been eligible for free school meals (FSM) at any time in the last six years (FSM6) [2] Interventions for pupils attracting this funding are variable. PP expenditure 2019.2020 for website © 2021 Purbrook Park School School Website Design by e4education View SitemapHigh Visibility Get in Touch Purbrook Park School, Park Avenue, Purbrook, Waterlooville, Hants, PO7 5DS 023 9237 0351 admin@purbrook.hants.sch.uk Cookie Policy This site uses cookies to store information on your computer. Click here for more informationAllow CookiesCookie Settings