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Pupil premium: accessing the list of eligible pupils
Which pupils at my school are eligible for the pupil premium? In this article, we explain that the 2016-17 data download on the Department for Education's Key to Success website contains information about the pupils at a school who are eligible for pupil premium funding. We also outline guidance on searching the data for individual pupils.
Contents
- Pupil premium data download: lists of eligible pupils
- Eligible pupils: differences between DfE and school lists
- Raising a query about the data
- Achievement gap: definition
- Analysing KS5 data
- Analysing your exclusions and behaviour data
- Benchmarking performance data in special schools
- Closing the gap: identifying groups to track
- Evaluating the role of data analysis in raising standards
- KS2 to KS4: are there suggested flight paths?
- Monitoring progress without predicting progress 8
- Reporting achievement of disadvantaged pupils to governors
- Setting whole-school targets for attainment and progress
- Tracking progress: collecting and analysing data
- Using data to support school improvement
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