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Pupil premium grant: looked after children
How are LAC defined for the purposes of the pupil premium? We set out the pupil premium eligibility criteria for looked after children (LAC) and look at requirements for managing and reporting the funding. We also outline the distinction between LAC and children receiving short-term respite care.
Contents
- Eligibility and allocation
- Management and reporting of spending
- Short-term respite care
- Auditing pupil premium spending
- Case studies on the use of the pupil premium grant
- 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: should we track it over the academic or financial year?
- Pupil premium spending: school trips
- Reporting pupil premium expenditure to governors and parents
- Spending the pupil premium
- The early years pupil premium (EYPP)
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