Pupil Premium Grant Report 2013-2014

Ladybridge PPG Report .

2011—2012 PPG Allocation £9,980

2012 – 2013 PPG Allocation £31,569

2013 – 2014 PPG Allocation £63,900

Pupil Premium 2013 - 2014 The numbers in the table below show the number of pupils in each year group currently in receipt of the pupil premium grant. It also shows the number of children in that year group who have claimed Free School Meals at any point within the last six years.

Nationally pupils with special educational needs are much more likely to be eligible for free school meals compared with those without special educational needs. However this is not always the case. At Ladybridge many of the pupils in receipt of the pupil premium grant can and do achieve higher than age related expectations.

Reception – Squirrels

Reception – Rabbits

Year One – Dragonflies

Year One – Bumblebees

Current FSM

2

Current FSM

4

Current FSM

6

Current FSM

2

Forever 6

1

Forever 6

0

Forever 6

2

Forever 6

1

SEN

0

SEN

1

SEN

2

SEN

0

Year Two – Badgers

3L

Year Two – Hedgehogs

Current FSM

2

Current FSM

7

Current FSM

1

Forever 6

6

Forever 6

3

Forever 6

4

SEN

0

SEN

1

SEN

0

4B

4L

Year 6L

Year 5L

Current FSM

2

Current FSM

8

Current FSM

1

Current FSM

2

Forever 6

8

Forever 6

3

Forever 6

6

Forever 6

8

SEN

0

SEN

2

SEN

0

SEN

0

Forever 6 – Children who have claimed for Free School Meals at any point within the last six years

How we spent our 2013 - 2014 Allocation Many pupils claiming FSM fall into other groups vulnerable to underachievement and in planning effective intervention that maximise the impact of this new resource Ladybridge maps the range of needs within our pupil population. We know that good teaching can, and does, narrow gaps in attainment.

At Ladybridge we use a range of interventions that narrow the attainment gap. There is however a growing body of evidence that suggests that pupils vulnerable to underachievement need more time with qualified teachers and although support staff make a valuable contribution they cannot be a substitute for targeted interventions by teachers. Below is a list of current interventions that are used to narrow the attainment gap.

Wave One

Reading

Writing

Maths

Speech and Language

Quality First Teaching

Quality First Teaching

Quality First Teaching

Quality First Teaching

Pastoral Care

Daily Reading/ Extended Write Weekly Guided Session/s Mental Maths Reading Test Sessions Wave Two

Moving On

Springboard/s

Reciprocal Reading

Assertive Mentoring/ BIG Maths

Additional guided reading sessions Wave Three

Narrative Intervention

Nurture Group

1:1 Speech therapy

1:1 Councillor

Time to Talk (Ladywood)

Phoenix Project

What our pupil progress tracking information tells us about any differences in progress and attainment between FSM and non-FSM pupils in 2013 – 2014.

Early Years Foundation Stage Profile EYFSP Summary for Ladybridge Community Primary School (2012) Data as at Jan 2013 School Census

Number in Cohort 47

Free School Meal 22%

EAL

20%

SEN

4%

% Children Living in 30% Most Deprived 68%

Children Achieving each Level in the Areas of Learning Percentage of children Emerging

Expected

Exceeding

CLL : Listening & Attention

34%

53%

13%

CLL : Understanding

26%

57%

17%

CLL : Speaking

28%

60%

13%

PD : Moving and handling

19%

53%

28%

PD : Health and self-care

23%

47%

30%

PSED : Self-confidence and self-awareness PSED : Managing feelings and behaviour

19%

64%

17%

19%

74%

6%

PSED : Making relationships

15%

85%

0%

Lit : Reading

30%

43%

28%

Lit : Writing

30%

49%

21%

Math : Numbers

34%

62%

4%

Math : Shapes, space and measures

38%

62%

0%

World : People and communities

26%

72%

2%

World : The world

26%

66%

9%

World : Technology

19%

64%

17%

EAD : Exploring and using media materials EAD : Being imaginative

26%

70%

4%

26%

60%

15%

Year One Phonics Screening Check: % of Pupils achieving the expected standard in Year One 2012 Cohort

2013 % Achieving

Size

Cohort

% Achieving

Size

All Pupils

30

93%

59

80%

FSM Ever 6

5

80%

15

67%

SEN-School Action

1

100%

3

67%

SEN School Action Plus

1

0%

1

0%

SEN - Statement

0

-

2

0%

Year One Phonics Screening Check: % of Pupils achieving the expected standard at end of Key Stage 1 2012

2013 Cohort

% Achieving

Size 30

97%

FSM Ever 6

6

100%

SEN-School Action

0

-

SEN School Action Plus SEN - Statement

2

50%

0

-

Cohort

% Achieving

Size All Pupils

Key Stage One KS1 Summary for Ladybridge Community Primary School (2014) Data as at Jan 2013 School Census

Number in Cohort 30

Free School Meal 7%

EAL

SEN

23%

7%

% Children Living in 30% Most Deprived 37%

KS1 Trend Attainment Data

Level 2+ Reading

2010 80%

2011 90%

2012 92%

2013 87%

Level 2+ Writing

87%

90%

88%

90%

Level 2+ Maths

90%

93%

92%

93%

Level 2+ Science

87%

97%

92%

87%

Level 2+ Reading, Writing & Maths

80%

90%

88%

87%

Level 3+ Reading

13%

27%

21%

10%

Level 3+ Writing

7%

0%

8%

0%

Level 3+ Maths

10%

3%

10%

10%

Level 3+ Science

23%

7%

17%

23%

Level 3+ Reading, Writing & Maths

3%

0%

6%

0%

Key Stage 1: Average Point Score Summary 2011

2012

2013

16.3

16.0

15.4

Change since 2012 -0.6

13.4

16.0

2.6

-

-

-

-

14.8

14.6

14.0

-0.6

12.2

15.0

2.8

-

-

-

-

15.7

15.2

15.5

0.3

13.2

16.0

2.8

-

-

-

Reading All Pupils FSM Ever 6 SEN with a statement All Pupils Writing FSM Ever 6 SEN with a statement All Pupils Maths FSM Ever 6 SEN with a statement

-

Key Stage 2 KS2 Summary for Ladybridge Community Primary School Data as at Jan 2013 School Census

Number in Cohort

Free School Meal

EAL

SEN

% Children Living in 30% Most Deprived

30

13%

37%

7%

47%

KS2 Trend Attainment Data 2010 Level 4+ Reading

2011 83%

2012 100%

2013 63%

Level 4+ Writing

60%

93%

83%

90%

100%

73%

Level 4+ Reading, Writing & Maths

60%

93%

63%

Level 5+ Reading

43%

53%

27%

Level 5+ Writing

13%

30%

30%

33%

63%

23%

7%

27%

13%

2 Levels of Progress Reading

81%

100%

64%

2 Levels of Progress Writing

78%

93%

96%

92%

100%

75%

Level 4+ Maths

Level 5+ Maths

89%

25%

Level 5+ Reading, Writing & Maths

2 Levels of Progress Maths

96%

Key Stage 2: Average Point Score Summary 2011

2012

2013

Change since 2012

27.8

30.2

26.0

-4.2

29.4

25.3

-4.1

Reading All Pupils

FSM Ever 6 SEN with a statement

24.0

All Pupils

25.0

-

28.4

27.8

-0.6

28.2

26.1

-2.1

Writing FSM Ever 6 SEN with a statement

18.0

All Pupils

28.0

-

31.2

26.6

-4.6

31.8

25.3

-6.5

Maths FSM Ever 6 SEN with a statement

21.0

-

Floor Standards and Progress Measures at KS2 (2011 – 2013) 2011 Pupils achieving Level 4+ Reading, Writing and Maths All Pupils

2012

Cohort Size

% Achieving

Cohort Size

% Achieving

Cohort Size

% Achieving

30

60%

30

93%

30

63%

5

100%

7

71%

4

50%

2

0%

FSM Ever 6

SEN – all pupils with SEN

2013

9

11%

Pupil Premium funding for the academic year September 2014 to July 2015 Support continues for children as they move from one-year group to the next where necessary.

At £1,300 per eligible pupil in 2014/5, the Pupil Premium provides substantial funding to help close the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers. We intend to make every penny of our Pupil Premium count with tried and tested resources that help every child succeed in English and Maths.

The Education Endowment Foundation Toolkit has identified a number of approaches as the best way to help children make good progress using the Pupil Premium.

As a school we have carried out a lot of research into the interventions that have the most impact upon pupil progress and over the next academic year we aim to implement a number of new interventions such as Read Write Inc. Read Write Inc. is a proven literacy programme rooted in synthetic phonics that has a real impact on the attainment and motivation of all children. Read Write Inc. is used successfully in thousands of schools across the UK, with many schools using their Pupil Premium funding to implement the programme.

For more details on the Pupil Premium, please visit: www.education.gov.uk/schools/pupilsupport/premium

Abbreviations used in this report include: FSM

Children who were claiming for Free School Meals at the time of the January 2013 Census

FSM Ever 6

Children who have claimed for Free School Meals at any point within the Last 6 years

SEN

Children with Special Education Needs, which includes School Action, School Action Plus and Children who have a Statement.

EAL

Children with English as an additional language

LAC

Children looked after

The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) profile have changed for 2013, The revised EYFS profile requires practitioners to assess children against a new set of 17 early learning goals (ELGs).

Good Level of Development (GLD) The achievement of all the ELG (expected level) for: Communication and Language, Physical Development, Personal, Social and Emotional Development, Literacy and Mathematics.

The points are calculated as follows: Emerging – 1 point Expected – 2 points Exceeding – 3 points Phonics - The statutory Phonic Screening Check for all Year 1 pupils took place for the first time in June 2012. The check takes place in Year 1. Any child who did not meet the standard in Year 1 repeats the check in Year 2. The results for the Phonics Screening Check at the end of Key Stage 1 include all children who achieved the standard in Year 1 and those who repeated the test in Year 2 In 2013 the following tests and assessments took place, Reading Test, Reading Teacher Assessment (TA), Writing TA, Maths Test, Maths TA and the new grammar, punctuation and spelling (GAPS) Test.

Unlike previous years an overall English Level will not be calculated by the DfE.

Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling - A new statutory test of English grammar, punctuation and spelling (GAPS) was introduced for children at the end of Key Stage 2 from May 2013. The test assesses levels 3-5 of the current statutory Key Stage 2 English National Curriculum programme of study for English. A separate level 6 test is available for schools that wish to enter children who are expected to be working above level 5 in May 2013 A Good Level 4 - A new indicator showing how many 11-year-olds achieve a “good� Level 4 will be published at national, local authority and school level in performance tables this year. These are those children who scored in the top two-thirds of the Level 4 mark range (level 4B+) Level 6 Tests - A School may choose to administer Level 6 tests for Reading, GAPS and Maths. These tests are taken in addition to the KS2 Level 3-5 tests. If a child is entered and doesn't achieve the level 6, they are awarded the level they obtained in the level 3-5 tests.

Level of Progress measure - The methodology to calculate the levels of progress from Key Stage 1 to 2 was amended in 2012 by the DFE. A child is expected to have 2 levels of progress from KS1 to KS2. If a child makes 3 levels of progress they are deemed as exceeding the expected levels of progress.

Floor Standards - The floor standard target for 2012/13 is 60% of pupils achieving a Level 4+ in Reading, Writing and Maths. Schools will be considered to be above the floor standard if they have above the average percentage of pupils making expected progress in any of English reading, English writing (based on teacher assessment at Key Stage 2), or maths