Pupil Premium Grant

Bentley Wood High School

From September 2012, schools are required to report on how their Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) has been deployed. Schools are also asked to track and report on the impact that PPG have had on student attainment for Looked-After Children and students who are eligible for Free School Meals.

The data below provides the relevant information about our school roll and the use of funding received.

Overview of budget	2018/19	2019/20	2020/21*
Total on Roll	1201	1237	1286
Total PP Roll	369	349	326
Amount per pupil	935	935	935
Total received	344,997	326,140	304,810
Revision classes for PP and LAC students	52,596	40,235	33,748
Counsellors	6,554	8,500	6,850
Pupil Inclusion	22,745	17,905	16,132
1 to 1	17,904	18,152	20,619
Co Teaching	58,862	63,024	67,436
Support for vunerable students	34,996	30,788	34,185
Breakfast Club	7,242	6,411	7,684
Academic tutoring	10,923	8,013	4,180
Trips and other resources	10,880	3,133	605

Specialist staffing	2018/19	2019/20	2020-21*
Achievement Leaders	96,193	97,313	73,735
Educational Psychologist	11,691	9,143	9,500
Home Tuition	1,485	9,900	0
Careers Advisor 20%	7,980	5,552	6,536
Attendance Officer 20%		4,327	3,660
Art Display Assistant
Library Additional Staffing
MASH / Future in Mind	4,946	3,744	2,783
Sub-total	122,295	129,979	96,214

Due to the impact of CV-19 student achievement information is taken from academic year 2018-19

Current attainment 2019 Year 11 cohort
	Students eligible for PP (your school)	Students not eligible for PP (national average) 2018-1
Attainment 8	50.6	46.4
Progress 8	0.7	-0.02
% achieving 5+ in English / Maths	33.8	43.9
% EBACC 5+	28.6	21.1
EBACC entries	93.5	38.4

At Bentley Wood we have implemented a range of strategies which support the students who qualify for pupil premium. Our goal is to narrow the gaps in achievement which may exist between those on Free School Meals, students who are looked after and those who are not.

Please download the pdf for the Bentley Wood High School Pupil Premium strategy

Bentley Wood High School Pupil Premium strategy