Pupil Premium
The Pupil Premium was introduced in April 2011. It is funding that is given to schools by the Government to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils.
In 2012-2013 the Pupil Premium was extended to pupils who have been eligible for free school meals at any point in the last six years (Ever6 Free School Meals measure).
The School also receive funding for children who have been looked after continuously for more than six months, and a smaller amount for the children of service personnel.
Documents are available for Chichester High School and previous years for CHSB and CHSG.
Review date - during the Spring 2019
CHS PP Overview 2018.19
CHS Pupil Premium Evaluation 2017.18
CHS Pupil Premium Overview and Spending 2017-2018
Pupil Premium review June 2018
CHS Pupil Premium 2017-2018 Strategy and Spending
CHS Pupil Premium Evaluation 2016.17
CHS Pupil Premium 2016-2017
Year 7 Catch Up Premium 2016
CHSB Pupil Premium 2015-2016
Year 7 Catch Up Premium 2015-2016
The Year 7 catch-Up premium has been offered by the Government as a commitment to provide additional funding to schools. This is aimed at each year 7 pupil who did not achieve at least level 4 in the Key Stage 2 national curriculum tests in reading and/or mathematics. The purpose of this funding is to enable Chichester High School for Boys to deliver additional support, such as individual tuition or intensive support in small groups, for those pupils that most need it.
Year 7 Catch-Up Premium 2015-16:
We plan to spend this in a variety of ways, including:
· Small group and one to one tuition- provided by external agencies.
· Resources to support learning
· Teachers offering extra intervention and support in literacy for Year 7 catch-up group.
Re-numeration given to a teacher to lead literacy across the school.
· In-class support for literacy will take place, and extra TA time allocation to support students in English lessons.
· Reading Intervention
CHSG Pupil Premium 2015-2016
CHSG Evaluation of Pupil Premium Overview and Spending 2015 - 2016
Year 7 Catch Up Premium 2015-2016
The Year 7 catch-Up premium has been offered by the Government as a commitment to provide additional funding to schools. This is aimed at each year 7 pupil who did not achieve at least level 4 in the Key Stage 2 national curriculum tests in reading and/or mathematics. The purpose of this funding is to enable Chichester High School for Boys to deliver additional support, such as individual tuition or intensive support in small groups, for those pupils that most need it.
Year 7 Catch-Up Premium 2015-16:
We plan to spend this in a variety of ways, including:
· Small group and one to one tuition- provided by external agencies.
· Resources to support learning
· Teachers offering extra intervention and support in literacy for Year 7 catch-up group.
Re-numeration given to a teacher to lead literacy across the school.
· In-class support for literacy will take place, and extra TA time allocation to support students in English lessons
· Reading Intervention
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Year 7 Catch Up Premium 2014-2015
The Year 7 catch-Up premium has been offered by the Government as a commitment to provide additional funding to schools. This is aimed at each year 7 pupil who did not achieve at least level 4 in the Key Stage 2 national curriculum tests in reading and/or mathematics. The purpose of this funding is to enable Chichester High School for Girls to deliver additional support, such as individual tuition or intensive support in small groups, for those pupils that most need it.
Year 7 Catch-Up Premium 2014-15:
The projected amount of funding for 2014-15 will be £7,780.04. We plan to spend this in a variety of ways, including:
- Small group and one to one tuition- provided by external agencies.
- Resources to support learning
- Teachers offering extra intervention and support in literacy and numeracy for Year 7 catch-up group.
- In-class support for literacy and numeracy will take place, and extra TA time allocation to support students in English and Mathematics lessons
- Reading Intervention