Introduced in 2011, the Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) is additional government money given to publicly funded schools in England to help disadvantaged young people do well at school and narrow the gap, both in school and nationally, between them and their peers.
Research shows that students who are entitled to Pupil Premium face challenges such as poor language and communication skills, less family support, lack of confidence, and issues with attendance and punctuality.
The funding is allocated to schools for students from Reception to Year 11 who have registered for free school meals in the last six years, and young people who are in care or have parents in the Armed Forces.
Schools are free to choose how to spend their Pupil Premium money. This may include funding extra classroom support, maths and literacy catch-up sessions, educational trips, music lessons or a breakfast club, speech and language or family therapy, or learning resources.
For details of how we make decisions about how Holy Trinity’s Pupil Premium is spent please click on the link. Our strategy is reviewed in the Autumn term each year when we evaluate its impact on the lives and learning journeys of our pupils:
Holy Trinity Pupil Premium Strategy and Recovery Statement 2022-2025
Use this link to check if you are eligible for Free School Meals