Pupil Premium Report

Iver Village Junior School

The Government has allocated an additional amount of money known as the Pupil
Premium, which is additional to main school funding. Schools now receive extra cash
through the Premium for every child registered as eligible for free school meals (FSM)
at any point in the past six years and children in care who have been looked after for
six months or more. The government believe this is the best way to address the
current underlying inequalities between children by ensuring that funding to tackle
disadvantage reaches pupils who need it most. Schools are obliged to report annually on
how they spend this money and what impact it has on pupil progress.
School Statistics (July 2014)
Number on roll 168
Free School Meals 16
FSM in last 6 years 16

Our Principles:
We ensure that teaching and learning opportunities meet the needs of all of our pupils
We ensure that appropriate provision is made for pupils who belong to vulnerable groups.
This includes ensuring that the needs of socially disadvantaged pupils are adequately
assessed and addressed
Pupil Premium funding will be allocated following a needs analysis which will identify
priority classes, groups or individuals. This may mean that not all children receiving free
school meals are in receipt of Pupil Premium interventions at one time

Provision in 2013-2014
Number of pupils and Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) received 2013-2014
Total Number of pupils eligible for PPG 30
Amount of PPG received per pupil 900
Total amount of PPG received 27000

The range of provision the school provided last year included:
Employment of an Inclusion Manager (initially 0.6 FTE) with responsibility for
Special Educational Needs, Ethnic Minority Achievement, Gifted & Talented
learners and children with English as an additional language
Behaviour training
Lunch Time Club
Extra teacher to ensure smaller groups for Literacy and Numeracy
Word wasp
Daily buddy reading
Maths intervention groups
1:1 tuition
Small group phonics
NB: The Pupil Premium did not fully cover all this expenditure, which was supplemented
by the main school budget
Impact:
Pupil Premium children made more than expected progress from Key Stage 1 to
Key Stage 2 in reading and writing
There was improved progress in 2013-14 from the previous year, in all 3
subjects reading, writing and numeracy
The attainment gap between pupil premium and non-pupil premium narrowed in
2013-14 in writing and numeracy from the previous year


Planned Provision for 2014 2015:
Number of pupils and Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) received 2014-2015
Total Number of pupils eligible for PPG 32
Amount of PPG received per pupil 1300
Total amount of PPG received 41600

Provision this year will include:
Extra teacher to ensure smaller groups for Literacy and Numeracy
Employment of Learning mentors
Daily buddy reading
Maths and Literacy intervention groups
1:1 tuition
Small group phonics

NB:
by the main school budget
dividual PPG children is recorded each
term