Pupil premium
At Spring Lane School due to the placement of pupils in the school, either by permanent exclusion or through dual roll referrals, the allocation of the Pupil Premium share is by a lump sum calculated from the January Census return. This generates an estimated income for the school which is placed within the school budget in the summer term. Due to the transient nature of the pupils at a pupil referral unit and the transition of Year 11 pupils to their next destination it is not possible for the pupil premium allocation to “follow” precisely the pupil for whom it is intended. To this end, in order to best support the most disadvantaged pupils, for whom ‘Ever 6’ is an indicator, the pupil premium is used to support whole school and individual interventions which statistically benefit this disadvantaged cohort.
Click on the document below to find out more information about pupil premium and how it is used at our school.
Click on the document below to find out more information about pupil premium and how it is used at our school.
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Year 7 Catch up funding
Year 7 catch-up grant is spent on resources which support and enhance the literacy and numeracy skills of the Year 7 pupils.
Expenditure includes
· Additional one to one support and tuition as required.
· Up to date age and ability level reading resources
Spring Lane School received £2,400 in the 17/18 academic year
Spring Lane School received £2,200 in the 18/19 academic year
Expenditure includes
· Additional one to one support and tuition as required.
· Up to date age and ability level reading resources
Spring Lane School received £2,400 in the 17/18 academic year
Spring Lane School received £2,200 in the 18/19 academic year
