1. Pupil Premium Closing the Gap Kate Wilcock, DHT Jane Cambridge, AHT Pitmaston Primary School

2. Three-form entry 607 NOR 13% SEND pupils 14% FSM 6% EAL 11% Vulnerable 0.6% LAC pupils February 2013, Ofsted Good with outstanding features

3. Pitmaston Nursery opened in 2009 new build 2013 secure outdoor areas 4 staff 24 place 47 NOR [3 full timers]

4. Pupil Premium Spending 2013/14 131 Ever 6 pupils £900 per pupil £126,000 2014/15 £165,000 predicted

5. Data- Closing the Gap

6. Tracking Pupil Data Vulnerable Children tracked as part of termly analysis of data FSM and Non FSM Pupil Premium Children LAC Girls and Boys EAL School Action School Action Plus Mobility and Non Mobility Most Able Safe guarded Focus on Attainment and Progress in APS

7. Performance Management  Consistency across school  Target 1 Non- negotiables - marking and feedback - metacognitve talk  Target 2 Personalised to each phase and based on data trends Example Year 4 Target 2

8. Pastoral Care Breakfast club Targeted families, attendance, behaviour TAs School uniform grants Transport children Clubs and Visits Individual health needs

9. Nurture Lunchtime – TAs, prevent exclusions, social skills Nurture sessions Nurture Groups Individual Need

10. Looked After Children £,1900 – 2014/15 Theraplay Targeted TA support 1-1 tuition Laptops and software Resources Breakfast club and visits

11. 2014/15 £1300 per pupil £150, 000 PPG funding Achievement for All – Achievement coach and school champion – Improving progress further in reading, writing, maths, attendance and behaviour – Releasing middle leaders/team teach Wrap around care – new build ‘thrive’

12. Thrive  SENCo, SLT and TA trained  Whole staff training in September  Whole class screening from October Aims: Increased understanding of children’s emotional development Strategies to work with vulnerable and challenging children in order to re-engage and make progress in learning

13. Pupil Premium Closing the Gap Kate Wilcock, DHT Jane Cambridge, AHT Pitmaston Primary School