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Newsletters
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- Rose Vine 27th January 2023 27th January 2023
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- Rose Vine 21st December 2022 21st December 2022
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Latest News
Latest News
- ROSE VINE 07.06.2019 7th June 2019
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- ROSE VINE 03.05.2019 3rd May 2019
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Calendar Dates
Calendar Dates
- Last day - Finish normal time 10th February 2023
- PTA Disco 10th February 2023
- Half Term Holidays - School Closed 13th February 2023
Pupil Premium
The Pupil Premium, introduced in April 2011, is allocated to children who are known to be eligible for free school meals (FSM), Service children and children who have been looked after continuously for more than six months. Children who had FSM at any time in the last 6 years are also eligible.
Pupil premium funding strategy
Our funding strategy covers the academic years from 2021 to 2024. Our school strives to achieve equity and we treat all members of our community with dignity. Our intention is that all our pupils made good progress through the curriculum and reach the intended end points regardless of disadvantage.
There are pupils in our school who may not be disadvantaged but are vulnerable in other ways, such as those who have a social or family support worker and those who have SEND needs. Our strategy is intended to support their needs too.
Our strategy is central to our school development plan and thus is integral to educational recovery for every pupil whose education has been affected and this includes non-disadvantaged pupils. It is also intended to support high attaining disadvantaged pupils.
Our objectives for our disadvantaged pupils are:
- To address gaps in language development and comprehension.
- Improve pupils as learners by teaching metacognition and self-regulation.
- To address gaps in learning by using evidence based interventions.
- Build positive relationships so that every family is held in high regard and pupil social, emotional mental health is prioritised.
The key principles of our strategy are:
- High expectations – All staff have high expectations for every pupil irrespective of background or barriers to learning.
- Individualised approach – Disadvantaged pupils are not a homogenous group. Strategy should focus on pupil needs.
- Effective implementation – Implementation is a process. Prioritising and doing a small number of things well leads to a shared understanding and gives time for approaches to embed.
- Quality first teaching – All teachers have a shared understanding of inclusive quality first teaching. Teaching strategies support independent and self-regulated learning through modelling and scaffolding.
- Evidenced based and Evaluative – evidence informs decision making and regular evaluation enables leaders to assess the effectiveness of the strategy.
Previous academic year pupil premium funding
Please see the statements below to see how pupil premium funding has been used at St Rose's in the following academic years:
2019 to 2020
2020 to 2021
2021 to 2022