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Pupil Premium
The Pupil Premium was introduced by the Government in April 2011, and is an allocation of additional funding provided to schools to support children from low-income families, who are entitled to Free School Meals, are looked after by the local authority or are from families with parents in the Armed Forces.
It is for individual schools to decide how the Pupil Premium is spent, as each school is best placed to assess what additional provision should be made for the individual pupils within their responsibility.
At Mary Elton, our Pupil Premium money is spent by contributing towards various activities and initiatives within the school, specifically:- our Learning Mentor, who keeps in contact with the children on a daily basis, to monitor their well being;
- our Parent Support Partners, who liaise with our families;
- contributions to school trips, school camp and educational visits;
- additional educational support through small groups or on an individual basis.
You can find more information on Pupil Premium from the Government website, using the following link:
Academic Year 2023-24
Pupil Premium Strategy 2023/24
Academic Year 2022/23
Pupil Premium Strategy 2022/23
Review Date: July 2023
Academic Year 2021/22
Pupil Premium Strategy 2021/22
Pupil Premium Review 2021/22
Academic Year 2020/21
For the Academic year 2020/21, Mary Elton will receive £41,970 in Pupil Premium funding. This will be spent on specific resources, support group work, one to one work, extra support staff in class and mentoring.
Pupil Premium Strategy 2020/21
Academic Year 2019/20
For the Academic year 2019/20, Mary Elton will receive £33,300 in Pupil Premium funding. This will be spent on specific resources, support group work, one to one work, extra support staff in class, visits and mentoring.
Pupil Premium Strategy 2019/20
Academic Year 2018/19
For the Academic year 2018/19, Mary Elton has received £33,300 in Pupil Premium funding. This is being spent on specific resources, support group work, one to one work, extra support staff in class, visits and mentoring.
Pupil Premium Strategy 2018/19
Academic Year 2017/18
For the Academic year 2017/18, Mary Elton received £33,300 in Pupil Premium funding. This was spent on specific resources, support group work, one to one work, extra support staff in class, visits and mentoring.
Academic Year 2016/17
For the Academic year 2016/17, Mary Elton received £39,460 in Pupil Premium funding. This was spent on specific resources, support group work, one to one work, extra support staff in class, visits, mentoring and outside support.
Academic Year 2015/16
For the Academic year 2015/16, Mary Elton received £37,260 in Pupil Premium funding, which was spent as directed below.
Results KS1 2016
100% at expected level for writing.
100% at expected level for reading.
100% at expected level for maths.
Results KS2 2016
67% at expected level for writing.
100% at expected level for reading.
100% at expected level for maths.
Academic Year 2014/15
For the Academic year 2014/15, Mary Elton received £46,139 in Pupil Premium funding.
Outcomes for our Pupil Premium children 2014/15:
Results KS1
100% at level 2 for writing.
100% at level 2 reading.
100% level 2 for maths.
Results KS2
100% at level 4 or 5
100% at level 4 or 5
80% at level 4 or 5
Our KS1 Pupil Premium children attained Level 2 in all subjects (bar 1 child in one subject).
Our KS2 Pupil Premium children attained better than their peers in our school and nationally, when comparing those achieving Level 4 across all subjects.
Our number of Pupil Premium children are low, so using percentages may not always be the most useful way to show Pupil Premium data. We do monitor Pupil Premium children and act on trends, individuals or groups, if we know they need specific or different interventions. We review interventions regularly and any that do not have an impact are changed and another one is put in its place.
Academic Year 2013/14
For the Academic year 2013/14, Mary Elton received £28,500 in Pupil Premium funding. During this Academic year 82% of the pupil premium children achieved at least 2 levels of progress in reading, and 50% achieved at least 3 levels. In writing, 73% achieved 2 levels and 32% achieved 3 levels. Finally in mathematics, 77% achieved 2 levels of progress and 50% 3 levels.
Year on year, our pupil premium children are achieving improved results. On average the progress of these children is greater than the average of the whole school in reading, writing and mathematics. We have therefore closed the gap in all three areas.
Academic Year 2012/13
For the Academic year 2012/13, Mary Elton received £20,200 in Pupil Premium funding. During this Academic year 56% of the pupil premium children achieved at least 2 levels of progress in reading, and 6% achieved at least 3 levels. In writing, 59% achieved 2 levels and 18% achieved 3 levels. Finally in mathematics, 65% achieved 2 levels of progress and 18% 3 levels.
Academic Year 2011/12
For the Academic year 2011/12, Mary Elton received £13,576 in Pupil Premium funding, which was used to add to the money the school puts towards specific groups of children, including those on Free School Meals. During this Academic year, over two thirds of these children achieved 2 sub-levels of progress in their English and Maths.
