Pupil Premium
Hermitage Primary School is in one of the most deprived boroughs in the country and 42% of our pupils are eligible for free school meals (FSM).
Thanks to Pupil premium funding we are able to provide a wide range of vital services, interventions and experiences to support these children and their families.
What is the pupil premium?
The Pupil Premium is government funding which is allocated to children from low-income families who are currently known to be eligible for free school meals (FSM) in both mainstream and non-mainstream settings and children who have been looked after continuously for more than six months.
The funding is used to close the gap in attainment between these two groups of pupils.
Pupil Premium Funding Summary
Hermitage 2019-20
In 2019-20 Hermitage has been allocated £128,040 Pupil Premium Grant. The aim of the pupil premium funding is to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils of all abilities to reach their potential and to increase social mobility.
What are the key issues to be addressed for pupil premium children at Hermitage?
- Limited access to wider cultural and life experiences
- Language and PSED skills low on entry to school
- Expressive and discursive language skills remaining low
- Low or unrealistic parental aspirations
- Overcrowded housing with little access to study or exercise space.
- Regular attendance at school
Our aims are;
- to accelerate learning in maths and reading for children at risk of not making expected progress through targeted maths and English support
- to provide Learning mentor support for focus children
- To provide support with language acquisition and early literacy skills
- To provide support for parents to build parenting and learning support skills
- To provide transition support for vulnerable children KS2-3
- To provide learning mentor and attendance officer support with attendance
- To provide access to residential, cultural and sporting enrichment activities.
Specific Objectives and outcomes
To develop and sustain progress in Maths for pupil premium children
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Cost |
0.5 TA support x6 6x £11605 £69,633 Y6 Booster 20x £30 £600 Total £70,233 |
Impact End of KS1 SATs-Y2 (National figures in brackets.)
Greater depth Hermitage 20 % (26) FSM 11% NFSM 14%
Greater depth Hermitage 14 % (16) FSM 8% NFSM 16%
Greater depth Hermitage 18 % (22) FSM 8% NFSM 22%
Greater depth Hermitage 14% (12) FSM 8% NFSM 16%
End of KS 2 assessments- Y 6
Greater depth Hermitage 22 % (28) FSM 22% NFSM 21%
Greater depth Hermitage 24% (20) FSM 26% NFSM 21%
Greater depth Hermitage 30% (34) FSM 30% NFSM 29%
Greater depth Hermitage 35% (24) FSM 39% NFSM 29%
Expected Hermitage 73% (64) FSM 574 NFSM 71% Greater depth Hermitage 8% (12) FSM 4% NFSM 14%
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To provide speech and language support intervention programmes to accelerate language acquisition for PP children
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Cost |
Reception TA support 0.5 £11605 Nursery nurse 0.5 £15,000 Total £26,605 |
Impact GLD PP 67% non PP 80% |
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To provide support for pupil premium parents |
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cost |
SFSC tutor £390 AWA £3050 Total £ 3440 |
To provide access to residential and cultural enrichment activities.
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Total costs |
French residential £2000 French day trip £300 Y6 residential £2000 Curriculum trips £5000 After school clubs subsidy £1000 Total £10,300 |
To provide emotional support and mentoring for vulnerable PP children |
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Learning Mentor KS2 3x£150 £450 Learning mentor support £7,000 Total £7450 |
To provide full time Nursery places for Vulnerable PP children
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Total £10,000 |
Total £128,028 |