Clarendon Pupil Premium Grant 2012-13: Academic Impact Report
PPG Allocation: £30204, of which £24,762 spent on direct teaching interventions.
Number of pupils eligible: 43
Literacy.
Literacy
Number of PPG
pupils targeted for
intervention 201213
Average progress
for PPG cohort
before
intervention in
2011-12
0.78
Average progress
for non-PPG
cohort before
intervention in
2011-12
1.1
Average progress
for PPG cohort
after intervention
in 2012-13
Average progress
for non-PPG
cohort in 2012-13
School Average,
2012-2013
NC sub-levels
21
1.46
1.42
1.43
NC points score
1.56
2.2
2.92
2.82
2.86
Reading Age (in
months)
16.4
10.3
9.2
7.1
8.15
Commentary: In literacy, a significant gap in attainment (0.32 of a sub-level) was noted between the PPG cohort and the remaining school population in the academic year
2011-12. 21 pupils were targeted for specific individual or small group work for periods of at least one term during the academic year 2012-13. The gap was closed, with the
PPG cohort narrowly exceeding the attainment of their peers after the intervention. In reading, PPG eligible pupils have performed significantly better than their non-PPG
eligible peers in both 2011-12 and 2012-13 according to standardised testing.
Numeracy
Numeracy
Number of PPG
pupils targeted for
intervention 201213
Average progress
for PPG cohort
before
intervention in
2011-12
0.75
Average progress
for non-PPG
cohort before
intervention in
2011-12
1.06
Average progress
for PPG cohort
after intervention
in 2012-13
Average progress
for non-PPG
cohort in 2012-13
School Average
NC sub-levels
43
1.16
1.16
1.16
NC points score
1.5
2.12
2.32
2.32
2.32
Maths Age (in
months)
2.47
3.7
6.47
6.69
6.58
Commentary: In numeracy, a significant gap in attainment (0.31 of a sub level) was noted between the PPG cohort and the remaining school population in the academic year
2011-12. All 43 pupils were targeted by providing an additional maths ability group for the year 2012-13, thus reducing pupil numbers and increasing staff ratios for all groups.
The gap was closed, with the PPG cohort exactly matching the attainment of their peers after the intervention. In standardised maths testing, a significant gap of 1.23 months
of progress between PPG and non PPG eligible pupils has been narrowed to 0.22 months.
Year 11 Accreditation
Total number of pupils in
Yr 11 cohort, 2012-13
14
Number of PPG pupils in
Yr 11 cohort, 2012-13
6
Average Points score for
PPG cohort, 2012-13
88.25pts
Average Points for nonPPG cohort, 2012-13
61.81pts
Whole Year 11 cohort
average Points score
73.18pts
Commentary: In the Year 11 cohort 2012-13, 6 of the 14 pupils (43%) were eligible for PPG. This cohort achieved significantly better than their non-PPG eligible peers, with
an average point score 26.44 higher. It should be noted, however, that the sample number is so small as to make statistical analysis unreliable.