COVID-19 Catch-Up Premium Report

Summary Information

Total number of pupils:

Amount of catch-up premium received per pupil:

Total catch-up premium budget:

276 (135FSM)

£185.99

£51,334

 

Strategy Statement

Priorities

  • Disadvantaged attainment gap
  • Disadvantaged gap on entry into school
  • Embedding strong attachments with students and families
  • Boys

 

Strategy

  • Build upon what we know works. For example, we have a strong team of 1:1 tutors and an outstanding pastoral team who have excellent relationships with families. Increasing capacity in these areas makes logical sense.
  • We run a successful Saturday school which last year made a marked increase in student progress. Again, we are expanding this program.
  • Take the opportunity to give Heads of Departments a chance to be innovative in their approach to closing gaps and engagement
  • Look at further research and implementation into supporting boys in the classroom as part of our long-term strategy in this area.

 

Aims

  • To reduce the attainment gap in Y9, Y10, Y11 between disadvantaged pupils and their peers
  • To reduce the number of students in Y7 and 8 who have a reading age significantly below their chronological age
  • To increase the progress and attainment of boys across the whole school
  • To support the mental health of disadvantaged students and re-build/cement strong attachments with familie

 

Expenditure for the 2021 – 2022 academic year:

Action

Targeting

By whom

How

Saturday School

Year 11 Maths

(40+ students)

BBE/JPI

06/11/2021 – 11/12/2021

Each Saturday for 2 hours with 4 staff.

 

3-1 MyTutor Program

Year 9/10/11

BBE

3:1 weekly tuition for 15 weeks in either English, Maths or Science.

3-1 High potential tuition

Year 10/11 High potential PP

(15 students)

 

TAL

Brilliant Club offering 15  hours tuition support on a 3:1 ratio.

1-1 tuition

Year 10 & Y11

(30 students)

BBE

Increase the hours of our current 1-1 team and implement out of hours tutoring alongside, which is supported through the School Led Tutoring program.

 

Pastoral/academic focus support posts

 

  1. GCSE focus mentor (10hrs per week)

 

 

  1. Exam readiness (3 hours per week)

 

 

 

  1. Literacy catch up (5 hours a week)

 

 

  1. Boys progress (TLR)

 

 

  1. Wilding’s Provision

 

 

 

Year 9 and Year 10 Geography/History/ option subjects

 

 

Year 11

 

 

 

Year 7 and Year  8 weak readers

 

 

 

Boys

 

 

 Disengaged students

 

 

 

 

 

BMO/ BBE

 

 

 BMO/ BBE

 

 

 

BBE

 

 

 

BMO

 

 

KPK

 

 

 

 

 

 

Learning mentor hours available to support students with their GCSEs as we currently do in Y11

 

Small school staff hours available to do exam readiness and revision workshops with current y11

 

Teaching assistant hours available to do reading and targeted literacy intervention in KS3

 

Teaching staff TLR available to look at whole school strategies for improving the progress of boys

 

Member of teaching staff employed to deliver 1-1 intervention at Wildling’s Alternative Provision.

 

 

Departmental funding initiatives

All vulnerable learners

BMO

Departments can bid for initiatives that will boost the progress of students within their subject area. This could be resources/staffing/research/ but must have measurable impact on the outcomes for the students targeted

 

Expenditure & Impact for the 2020 – 2021 academic year:

Action

Targeting

By whom

How & Impact

Pupil Premium Saturday School

Y11 Maths.

(30+ students)

BBE/JPI

20.11.20-15.1.21

Each Saturday for 2 hours with 4 Maths staff

 

Improved Year 10 Mock Data & engagement with Maths revision.

 

1-1 High potential tuition

Y10/11 High potential PP

(3-4 students)

 

TAL

Brilliant club offering 30 hours tuition support.

 

Improvements in English & Maths, stretch & challenge of brightest students.

1-1 tuition

Y9/10

(12-20  students)

BBE

Increase the hours of our current 1-1 team and implement out of hours tutoring alongside.

 

Further engagement with core subjects, opportunity for QLA on exam papers.

 

In school laptop support

10-15 students

BMO/

NMA

Purchasing 15 laptops for the ENGAGE, HUB, and small schools to allow students to access lessons online if withdrawn from lessons

 

Pastoral/academic focus support posts

 

  1. GCSE focus mentor (10hrs per week)

 

 

  1. Exam readiness (3 hours per week)

 

 

  1. Literacy/numeracy catch up (5 hours a week)

 

 

  1. Boys progress (TLR)

 

 

  

  1. Vulnerable groups (2hrs per week)

 

 

 

Y9 and 10 Geography/History/ option subjects

 

 

Y11

 

 

 

 

Y7 and 8 weak readers

 

 

 

Boys

 

 

 

Minority groups, notably LGBTQ+

 

 

 

BMO/ BBE

 

 

 

BMO/ BBE

 

 

 

BBE

 

 

 

 

BMO

 

 

 

 

BMO

 

 

 

Learning mentor hours available to support students with their GCSEs as we currently do in Y11

 

Small school staff hours available to do exam readiness and revision workshops with current y11

Teaching assistant hours available to do reading and targeted literacy intervention in KS3

 

Teaching staff TLR available to look at whole school strategies for improving the progress of boys

 

Teaching staff hours available to offer support network for minority, and vulnerable groups

Departmental funding initiatives

All vulnerable learners

BMO

Departments can bid for initiatives that will boost the progress of students within their subject area. This could be resources/staffing/research/ but must have measurable impact on the outcomes for the students targeted.

 

Students engaging, who may have been internally excluded or school refusers.

 

Teach first academic mentor

All students

BBE

Academic subject support across the subject range.

 

Small group tuition.