Pupil Premium was introduced by the Government to provide additional funding to publicly funded schools in England to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils and close the gap between them and their peers.
Pupil Premium funding is used depending on the need of the pupil. It can be used to provide specialist learning programmes, reading materials, additional lessons, educational visits or any other resource that would be of value to the pupil’s learning.
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Movement breaks are essential to keep both the body healthy and brain alert and we are always looking for new ways to get everyone moving. Friday’s break time was enhanced this week, when pupils from Maple, Hazel and Oak Classes …
Maple Class are thoroughly enjoying their current topic entitled “How are you? Their work has centred around the story of ‘The Hungry Caterpillar’ They have covered so many areas of the curriculum with the help of Eric Carle’s famous book …
The whole school enjoyed a traditional Christmas lunch on Wednesday, complete with paper hats and crackers. Following lunch, we had a visit from an elderly gentleman who lives in the North Pole. He had made a special visit to our …
Congratulations to student, George, who was awarded runner up in the OHC&AT Christmas card competition. He was presented with a framed certificate for his festive artwork, which local artist (and judge), Doug Shaw, said was ‘delightful’ and he was impressed …
