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Financial Benchmarking
Our school financial benchmarking data can be found here.
There are no members of staff that earn £100, 000 or more.
The Pupil Premium Grant
From April 2012 the pupil premium was extended to include children who have been eligible for free school meals at any point in the last six years.
Please click here to view our Pupil Premium information.
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Catch-Up Premium Grant
This academic year schools will receive a payment of £80 per child to assist with post lockdown catch-up.
We intend to spend this as follows:
Reading co-ordinator - 1 x TA for 5.5. hours per week -
Aims - to ensure reading scheme is introduced effectively throughout school
to co-ordinate volunteers listening to readers in school
to train volunteers in listening to children read after attending training themselves
to listen to children read
Cost - £3565
Outcomes - new reading scheme is implemented throughout school (to be considered at staff meetings)
volunteers will be in school listening to children read
children will be listened to read more often (records kept to assess impact)
progress in reading average or above to be monitored in school tracking
Introduce NELI into school after training for member of staff
This is subject to school being accepted on the NELI program - further details TBC
Sport Funding
The government is providing additional funding to schools to improve provision of physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools. The table below shows how we are spending our Sports Funding.
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PRIMARY PE SPORT GRANT REPORT 2022 – 2023 Total number of funded pupils on roll 82 |
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Sports Funding |
£ 16, 000 |
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Objectives of spending:
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Activities |
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Objectives |
Outcomes |
Impact |
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Revert to some of our curriculum being taught by class teachers to enable a greater focus on development of pupils over a period of time and to prepare for fixtures.
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£ 4000 |
Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sports |
Children to receive higher quality PE lessons. To take up more sports out of school.
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A range of cluster sports events, including netball, football, hockey, cricket, tennis, athletics and tag rugby |
£1000 and transport costs |
Provide pupils with broader experiences in PE. |
Opportunities to develop skills in new sports. Knowledge of fair play and sportsmanship. |
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After school clubs in at least football, cricket, multi-sports and netball |
£2180 |
Provide pupils with broader experiences in PE. |
Increased participation in sport. |
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To support our pupils who are PP to access adventurous activities including Forest Schools and residential trips to promote their love of the outdoors and fitness |
£4000 | To enable all pupils to be able to access adventurous activities | All children attend residential activities | |
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Swimming (R/Y1/Y2) |
£ 2869 |
Broader experience of a range of sports and physical activities offered to all pupils |
All children to be able to swim 25 metres by the end of year 6.
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For access to better gymnastics facilities at Scarborough Gymnastics Club |
£ 1500 |
Broader experience of a range of sports and physical activities offered to all pupils |
Increased participation in sport. |
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PRIMARY PE SPORT GRANT PLANS 2021 -2022 Total number of funded pupils on roll 84 |
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Sports Funding |
£ 16 000 |
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Objectives of spending:
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Activities |
Cost |
Objectives |
Outcomes |
Impact |
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PE curriculum led by a PE specialists
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£2400 |
Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport |
Children to receive higher quality PE lessons. To take up more sports out of school. We would like to build on the skills that the children are developing over time - we are pleased with their current progress.
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This worked well - our children were able to play competitive fixtures again, staff supported pupils with a range of needs to ensure that all accessed lessons and children were able to participate in a wide range of sports. |
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Playtime equipment e.g. footballs etc. |
£2500 |
Engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity |
Opportunities to develop skills in new sports. Knowledge of fair play and sportsmanship. |
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After school clubs in football - unsure of further plans but hopefully a greater range of clubs |
£2800 |
Broader experience of a range of sports and physical activities offered to all pupils |
Increased participation in sport - we would like to continue to extend the range of activities that our children have access too. |
This year children benefited from football, multi-sports, dodgeball and cricket club. Over 50% of pupils attended one of these clubs. |
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To employ a specialist Forest Schools leader |
£4800 |
Broader experience of a range of sports and physical activities offered to all pupils . |
Increased participation in sport. |
This continues to be a huge success of our school |
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Swimming (R/Y1/Y2) |
£2000 |
Raising attainment in primary school swimming to meet requirements of the national curriculum before the end of key stage 2 - every child should leave primary school able to swim |
All children to be able to swim 25 metres by the end of year 6 - this is an ongoing challenge that we hope to see the benefit of gradually over a number of years. |
1 child did not achieve this objective but all other children were successful and all children in school attended swimming lessons. The 91% who could swim could all swim a range of strokes and perform self-rescue. |
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Dance and gymnastics |
£1500 |
Broader experience of a range of sports and physical activities offered to all pupils |
Increased participation in sport. |
All Y5/6 pupils attended Scarborough gymnastics centre and received 4 weeks of high quality instruction |
