Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) 2012/2013
Overview of the School 2012/13
Total Number of pupils on roll 2012/13 / 1463Total Number of pupils eligible for PPG / 1141 (78%)
Amount of PPG received per pupil / £ 900.
Total amount of PPG received / £ 538,800
Proposed Pupil Premium spending by item/ project 2012/2013.
Project / Activity / Funding allocated / Objective / OutcomesEnglish/ Maths / Science additional teaching / £356,306 / To support all students to achieve expected levels of progress at KS 3/4 / KS3
- 90 % of students made 2+levels of progress in English.
- 90 % of students made 2+ levels of progress in maths.
- 85 % of students made 2 +levels of progress in Science.
- 73 % FSM and 77 % NFSM achieved yr 11 target in Maths.
- 67 % FSM and 73 % NFSM achieved Yr 11 target in maths.
- 44 % FSM and 56 % NFSM achieved yr 11 target in Science
Key Worker for Vulnerable students / £30,177 / To support all students identified as ‘vulnerable’ or Looked after students / Worked across 118 families.
72 % FSM
4 % Ever in care and FSM
2 % CLA
0.2 0f A&I teaching staff / £31,653 / To support identified students who also have additional SEN/ EAL needs / Teaching staff allocated to English and maths faculties to intervene with Yr 11 students.
Eng Ex prog NFSM 81 %
FSM 78 %
Maths Ex prog NFSM 72 %
FSM 75 %
School Home Support
25 % cost of worker / £ 11,353 / Dedicated worker to liaise between school and home. Addressing attendance/ achievement/ social / welfare and educational issues / Worked across 244 families 137 (56%) on FSM.
Support enabled improved attendance, improved behaviour and participation in lessons.
39 students were in Yr 11.
74 % of these achieved 5 A*C.
30 % were FSM all achieved 5 A*C.
Breakfast club / £2,500 / Subsidised breakfast and healthy eating club for students on FSM. Yr 7 healthy lunch project / 20 students regularly attended breakfast club.
240 students designed menus and prepared and ate a healthy lunch. (56 % FSM in Yr 7)
Extended schools provision / £ 64,584 / Out of hours learning provided for all students a variety of off site activities and extended learning activities / 83 % of KS3 students attended extended schools sessions, of these 55 % were FSM students.
98 % of KS4 students attended extended schools sessions, of these
59 % were FSM students
1 to 1 provision / £5,060 / Individual 1 to 1 support for identified students in Maths to tackle any underachievement KS4 / 60% of FSM and 10 % of NFSM students who attended 1 to 1 support in maths achieved C+ at GCSE.
SLA Welfare and School based Social worker (25 %) / £14,857 / To support families with poor attendance, social, emotional and educational needs / Worked across 184 families. 137
(74 %) FSM.
39 Yr 11 students worked with 79 % achieved 5 A*-C
54 PA students 59 % FSM.
Whole school PA figure 1.8 %
Whole School attendance 95.8 %
FSM attendance 93.8 %
Yr10 intervention project with Bow Arts / £4,651 / To raise aspirations through working with positive role models, improve attendance, reduce exclusions and achieve BTEC Art level 2 / 10 BTEC level 2 students identified.
100 % achieved a pass at BTEC.
Attendance for all participants improved.
7 students transferred to 6th form at RPA transfer on bespoke Art level 2/3 course.
Rewards for progression / £2,500 / To celebrate the improvements made by students. / Whole school participation by form and year group. First year of Central Gold award system.
100 % students awarded Central Gold points.
Intervention KS4 / £3,750 / Various.
Weekend one to one programme.
Holiday master classes.
Gorsfiled maths residential.
English Walking talking Mock / 95 % of all yr 11 students attended extended schools revision sessions;. Maths residential :
69 % FSM attendees achieved a C+
72 % NFSM attendees achieved a C+
Maths one to one :
60 % FSM attendees achieved a C+
20 % NFSM attendees achieved a C+
English :
100 % attendees at after school + walking talking Mock
67 % FSM students achieved a C+
73 % NFSM students achieved a C+
Looked after Children resources / £6,144 / Laptops for CLA.
One to one tuition / Key worker for Vulnerable students worked with 118 students across the year 86 FSM. 3 CLA 5 ‘ever in care’
1 Yr 11 CLA achieved 8 A*-C grades
Literacy / £5,265 / To provide literacy resources for all year 7 students. / Purchase of literacy materials for all yr 7 students for use in DEAR (drop everything and read) sessions.
100% students took part in sessions.
72 % FSM students met or exceeded Yr 7 literacy target. 71 % NFSM students met or exceeded their literacy target in Hackney Lit reading prog.
NB. Funding allocated from the PPG may only refer to part of the funding required for this post or project.
Pupil Outcomes at GCSE 2013
%5 A*- C / %
5 A*-C inc En/ maths / %
5 A*- G / %
3 A*- A
GCSE / % Expected progEng / %
Expected Prog Maths
FSM/ CLA / 89 / 63 / 99 / 22 / 78 / 75
NFSM/ CLA / 93 / 67 / 99 / 28 / 81 / 72
Gap / -4 / -4 / 0 / -6 / -3 / 3
FSM - Free school meals
NFSM - Non Free school meals
CLA – Child Looked After
Closing the Gap at KS4
Raiseonline published data 2013
Cohort / School / National non CLA/FSM / DiffAll pupils / 236 / 67 / 67 / 0
CLA/ FSM / 180 / 67 / 67 / 0
Non CLA/FSM / 56 / 66 / 67 / -1
Within school gap / 1