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Pupil Premium and Recovery Premium

Intervention is a high priority in our school. In September 2012, Holmwood School developed a programme to enables learners’ underperformance to be tackled at every level. The intervention programme provides additional support funded through the Government’s Pupil Premium. This allocation is for schools to support disadvantaged children in the way they deem appropriate for the needs of the learners and schools.  Many pupil’s that begin with us in Key Stage 1 or 2 and have made little progress due to part time tables, fixed term and permanent exclusions. Many of our pupil’s struggle with their vocabulary, basic skills, resilience and confidence. While many of our children are not meeting their age expected standards. We aim to close the gap.

We aim for our children to progress one years expectation or more in an academic year (Y2 entry to a Y3 entry) or one significant progress in the ELG or Pre Key Stage standards.. The school will be held accountable for the use of their Pupil Premium.

The progress is review of the last day of each term. This could result in the strategies being changed. Please see Action Plan for progress.

Holmwood School had the opportunity to present their successful Pupil Premium Intervention Programme at the Narrow the Gap Conference on December, 8th, 2014. Sir John Dunford was extremely pleased with the programme provided by Holmwood School.

In 2017 and 2018, we had our pupil premium action plan and its impact evaluated by a qualified and experienced source.

In 2019, we attend Durham University to discuss interventions that support rapid progress.

The Pupil Premium Programme is always reviewed by the Governing Body.

The impact of the interventions will be measured at the end of each term.

Pupil Premium Documents

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Improving Outcomes for Pupil Premium Pupils at HolmwoodView

https://www.sportengland.org
https://www.healthyschools.org.uk

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