Parklands Junior School Pupil Premium budget costings 2014 - 2015 Project Data Manager Home School Support Worker 3 x Qualified part-time teachers Cost £9,500 £7,500 £52,548 Maths 1:2 tuition Years 5 and 6 English 1:2 tuition Years 5 and 6 Maths small group booster (3-6) English small group booster (3-6) Phonics group Year 3 Music Tuition £4,000 Objective The Data Manager role is partially funded by PP funding. The Data Manager uses data to drive interventions and enrichment activities to ensure that pupils have access to additional support where needed. This is to identify gaps in learning and ensure that targeted support is on place. Our HSSW role is part funded by PP funding and provides extended support to pupils and their families. She holds a daily drop-in and represents the school at meetings with other agencies. She also undertakes direct work with pupils needing additional provision and support. Pupils entitled to PP funding are provided with 1:2 tuition in English and Mathematics from qualified teachers. This is focussed in specific areas of weakness highlighted through diagnostic assessment. This is timetabled to ensure that pupils do not miss focussed class support and quality first teaching within the classroom. Pupils benefit from 1:1 tuition from specialist local authority music teachers. Pupils en titled to PP Outcome / Impact Targeted assessment and gap analysis will ensure that all interventions are focussed for pupils entitled to PP funding. Data here Improved attendance and improved parental engagement with school to support learning Emotional support for pupils to assist in the removal of barriers to learning Narrowing the gap between English and Maths progress of PP pupils across the whole school APS progress data shows at least 3.5 APS per year in 2014/15. Data shows better than expected progress in 2014/15 Increased self-esteem and engagement is linked to improved academic Parklands Junior School Pupil Premium budget costings 2014 - 2015 Shropshire Trip Art Club Breakfast Club After school sports clubs x 16 places Learning Mentor £4,500 £2,158 £3,040 £4,864 £11,090 funding do not pay for these lessons as they are funded by the school. This is an outdoor adventure centre providing a week long residential trip. This provides pupils with the opportunity to participate in a range of esteem boosting activities, team building tasks and problem solving challenges. This trip also provides pupils with the opportunity to learn more about the environment and takes places within a rural setting. This club provides pupils with the opportunity to explore a range of creative mediums including collage, sculpture, model making and textiles. This enables pupils to gain self-confidence and develop new skills. We offer funded places for PP pupils to ensure that children are sufficiently nourished and prepared for learning. achievement We provide an extensive range of funded sport’s clubs for pupils entitled to PP. This includes Tennis, Basketball and Football. This enables pupils to gain self-confidence and develop new skills. We employ a Learning mentor, partially funded by our PP allocation, Improved pupil engagement and increased self-esteem at school. Development of team building skills and partnership working with peers Improved pupil engagement and increased self-esteem at school. Development of team building skills and partnership working with peers Increase in energy and enthusiasm for learning Ability to maintain high levels of focus and concentration during lessons Improved pupil engagement and increased self-esteem at school. Development of team building skills and partnership working with peers Improved behaviour for learning leading to higher Parklands Junior School Pupil Premium budget costings 2014 - 2015 to offer 1:1 and small group provision for pupils with BESD who are entitled to PP. The focus of this work is to enable pupils to focus and accelerate learning in a focussed environment. SLT Learning Academy TOTAL INCOME £8,000 2014 – 2015 TOTAL PROJECTED SPEND 2014 - 2015 SURPLUS / UNDERSPEND This is SLT led provision for more able pupils. The academy work focusses on providing challenge and a range of stimulating activities for PP pupils. Visits to Oxford University and workshops with Oxbridge students are incorporated into this provision. £107,200 -£107,200 NIL levels of achievement and progress Minimum disruption to learning of peers within classroom environment Targeted support for specific barriers to learning Focus on significantly improving progress and attainment outcomes for more able PP pupils Significant increases in pupils attaining Level 5 and Level 6 in KS2 SATS