Pupil Premium - School Review
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School name |
Windlehurst School |
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Pupils in school |
47 |
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Proportion of disadvantaged pupils |
33. |
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Pupil premium allocation this academic year |
£33,660 |
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Academic year or years covered by statement |
2019-2020 |
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Publish date |
12th March 2020 |
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Review date |
September 2020 |
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Statement authorised by |
C Ormiston |
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Pupil premium lead |
T Kellett |
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Governor lead |
A Bettles |
Main barriers to success
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* Outcomes and progress can be significantly related to, for example, emotional literacy, behaviour support or physical development, and the school needs to be strong at identifying the barriers that each individual PP student faces. |
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* Erratic attendance due to changing or challenging home circumstances |
PP planned spend
All pupils regardless of PPG eligibility are placed at our school as they have an EHCP identifying social, emotional and mental health needs. We try to meet these needs with high staffing levels to engage pupils in education. We use rewards systems such as trips, WIN$, personal objectives etc.
As part of succeeding and meeting identified EHCP needs we will provide ELSA 1:1 and group interventions alongside varied curriculum activities to help pupils to become more successful.
The skills learned through early KS3 lead to further opportunities and / or interventions such as City in the Community, Duke of Edinburgh Award, Canine Studies.
For students who become disengaged from these targeted opportunities and interventions, bespoke programmes are created to meet the individuals’ future aspirations.
This ensures all students at Windlehurst School have the best opportunity to achieve their best outcomes and skills for life.
Intended Impact
- To improve students perception of ability and self-worth
- To enable students to grow emotionally
- To enable students to successfully transition into post 16 life
- For students to achieve appropriate and inspirational qualifications.
The document below details the percentage of PP students across all year groups who are accessing interventions and programmes throughout 2019-2020 academic year and a breakdown of the costs per pupil for the different interventions and programmes we support at Windlehurst School.
Year 7 Catch-Up Premium
This provides an additional £250 to support each Year 7 student who did not achieve level 4 in English and/or maths by the end of Year 6. The funds are used to help these students catch-up with their peers during their first year of secondary education. Details of how our the Catch-Up premium was spent in 2018-19 and our plans for 2019-20 can be found here:
