Pupil Premium
What is Pupil Premium?
Pupil Premium is additional government funding to improve the education outcomes for disadvantaged pupils in school; those from low-income families, pupils in care or previously in care and for those pupils who have parents serving in the armed forces.
This funding is used by schools to close the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers, and government statistics show the attainment gap has reduced since the introduction of Pupil Premium funding.
Information on Pupil Premium spending across TCES for 2020/21 can be found below.
tces east london
TCES East London has used pupil premium spending to improve the outcomes of eligible pupils. Over the last year it has been used flexibly to suit the nature of the school as a provision for pupils with SEMH and ASC.
| Pupil Premium Income | Activity | Objective | Intended Success | Cost |
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£4797.00 |
Provide electronic devices for pupils to access remote learning including modems if required. |
To provide distance and blended learning. |
Pupils engage in a full range of distance and blended learning lessons, activities and enrichment opportunities.
Pupils enjoy learning and do so with confidence and increased IT skills |
£3753.00 |
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Staff CPD | Train all staff in comprehensive CPD programme enabling a consistent approach across the schools with a professional staff team. | Up-skilling staff enabling our schools to have well –trained staff, with a consistent approach/ support, in the team around our pupils. | £280.00 |
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Reward Vouchers for all pupils | Rewarding pupils for exceptional effort in their school community. | Engage and encourage pupils to gain progress earning rewards along the way – to impact pupil progress in lessons. | £120.00 |
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Enrichment & Educational Trips | Reward and educational purposes to access practical activities to continue to develop independence and progress to include i.e horse riding, sports events and museum visits. | Engage and encourage pupils to gain progress, achieve life experience and independence, to include promoting participation in groups. | £400.00 |
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Software for the curriculum
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Opportunities to access individualised software to continue to develop literacy and numeracy skills. | Increase the progress and levels of literacy and numeracy, encouraging engagement in learning using educational literacy and numeracy platforms including Bedrock, Lexia, Zaprendo and MyMaths. | £244.00 |
tces north west london
TCES North West London has used Pupil Premium spending to improve the outcomes of eligible pupils. Over the last year it has been used flexibly to suit the nature of the school as a provision for pupils with SEMH and ASC.
| Pupil Premium Income | Activity | Objective | Intended Success | Cost |
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| £2450.00 | Increase number of laptops for pupils to access remote learning and to include modem if required. | To provide increased and appropriate IT provision suitable for remote learning for all pupils to have easy access and individual equipment. | IT equipment to enable greater range of creative and academic use in remote learning for all pupils. To achieve greater engagement and enjoyment in lessons leading to greater progress and independent learning. To assist with confidence interacting remotely. | £1265.00 |
| Reward Vouchers for all pupils | Rewarding pupils for exceptional effort in their school community. | Engage and encourage pupils to gain progress, earning rewards along the way – to impact pupil progress in lessons. | £480.00 | |
| Enrichment & Educational Trips | Reward and educational purposes; to access practical activities to continue to develop independence and progress to include i.e horse riding, sports events and museum visits etc. | Engage and encourage pupils to gain progress, achieve life experience and independence, to include promoting participation in groups. | £705.00 | |
More information on our Pupil Premium can be found here.