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Pupil premium: how are schools using the funding? (primary)
How are primary schools spending pupil premium funding? This article highlights how four primary schools have used the pupil premium. It also includes advice from an expert on the school business manager’s role in effective pupil premium spending.
Contents
- Holistic support
- Analysing data to target spending
- Academic interventions
- Supporting emotional resilence
- Pupil premium action plan and provision map templates
- Pupil premium: English and maths interventions
- Pupil premium: how are schools using the funding? (special)
- Pupil premium: how can class teachers support eligible pupils?
- Pupil premium: Ofsted reports on outstanding schools' use of funding
- Pupil premium: research on effective use of the funding
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