The Pupil Premium Grant is additional funding given to publicly funded schools in England to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils and close the gap between them and their peers.

For the financial year 2021-22 Hallfield will receive a Pupil Premium Grant of £180,230.  This is based on 134 eligible pupils. For the EYFS children, we expect a grant of £3,625.20 based on 12 eligible children.

All spending of the pupil premium grant is aimed at moving children beyond age related expectations and accelerating progress. The predominant focus is on English, Mathematics, ICT and transferring skills across the curriculum. Support will also be channelled towards raising aspirations, self-esteem and social skills in order to break the barriers and facilitate learning.

In previous financial years, the funding received was as follows:

2020-21 - £175,850 and £5,135.70 for EYFS children

2019-20 - £185,780 and £3,625.20 for EYFS children

2018-19 - £203,600 and £4,531.50 for EYFS children

2017-18 - £269,280 and £2,416.80 for EYFS children

2016-17 - £316,800 and £2,416.80 for EYFS children

2015-16 - £352,440 and £4,531.50 for EYFS children

2014-15 -  £398,000

2013-14 -  £334,503

2012-13 -  £221,165

2011-12 -  £126,850

For more detail on how we use this funding to close the performance gap please read the reports below: