Peppard Church of England Primary SchoolPupil Premium
Pupil Premium at Peppard Church of England Primary School
The Pupil Premium is a government initiative that provides additional funding to schools to support pupils who may face barriers to learning and to help them achieve their full potential. At Peppard Church of England Primary School, we recognise that pupils’ personal and family circumstances can affect their progress and attainment.
The funding is allocated based on the number of pupils eligible for free school meals, those who have been eligible at any point in the last six years, and pupils who are looked after or previously looked after by a local authority. The funding is intended to support schools in narrowing any gaps in outcomes between these pupils and their peers.
At Peppard Church of England Primary School, we are aware that some pupils experience challenges such as low confidence, attendance or punctuality difficulties, behavioural needs, or complex family circumstances. We are committed to supporting all pupils who face such challenges, whether or not they are eligible for pupil premium funding, in line with our Christian values of inclusion, compassion and care for one another.
The Governing Board monitors the school’s use of pupil premium funding to ensure it is used effectively and has a positive impact on outcomes for eligible pupils. Information about how the funding is allocated and the impact it has is published on the school website in line with Department for Education requirements.
Please see the information below for further details about our Pupil Premium Grant and how the funding is used at Peppard Church of England Primary School.