Pupil Premium Allocation

It is for schools to decide how the Pupil Premium is spent, since they are best placed to assess what additional provision should be made for the individual pupils within their responsibility.

As an inclusive school, Dalton St Mary’s C of E Primary School strongly believes that no pupil should be disadvantaged as a result of background and the consistent attainment and progress of our pupils over a number of years shows our commitment.

In 2020-21, £47010.68 was provided through Pupil Premium. This was used to fund a number of programmes and intervention groups to boost pupils’ attainment and progress as well as to ensure that disadvantaged pupils have access alongside their peers to extra-curricular opportunities.

In 2021-22, £46,810.34 was provided through Pupil premium Funding and £29,145.00 In Recovery Premium Funding. Successful models of intervention and support for individuals and groups continued, with support provided both by trained teaching assistants and teachers and by external providers.

The latter include an Education Welfare Officer, Sport Specialists and other out of school activities that the children may engage in.

In 2022-23, £41,218.80 has been allocated in Pupil Premium Funding.  In Recovery Premium Funding £3915 has been allocated.  Intervention programmes have been analysed and adapted where necessary.  New resources have been purchased and we have sought advice from a maths SLE as we look to change our approach to the teaching of maths across the school.

A detailed illustration of how we intend to utilise Pupil Premium allocation at Dalton St Mary’s 2022-23 and how effective our approach was in 2021-22 can be found in the document below.

This document will next be updated in December 2023.