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Pupil premium grant: looked after children
Learn which pupils are eligible for looked-after children (LAC) pupil premium funding, how this funding is allocated, and how the spending is managed by a virtual school head (VSH).
- Case studies on the use of the pupil premium grant
- How to report on the pupil premium Updated
- QuickRead: Pupil premium
- Pupil premium: allocation and payment dates
- Pupil premium: eligibility
- Pupil premium grant: post-looked after children
- Pupil premium: monitoring checklist
- Pupil premium: spending audit
- Spending the pupil premium
- The early years pupil premium (EYPP)
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