In addition to standard funding for all pupils, the school receive some additional funds from the Department for Education to meet specific strategic objectives set by the government.
Pupil Premium Grant Funding
Each year we publish a report of our plans for using this money, and its impact. Pupil Premium funding is intended to support improved attainment for children from disadvantaged families by tackling barriers to learning and offering support in the curriculum and extra-curricular activities.
The report below sets out our strategy for its use in the current academic year.
2020-2021 Pupil Premium Strategy Statement
Spring Review 2019-2020 Pupil Premium Strategy Statement
Red Rose 2019-2020 Pupil Premium Strategy Statement
Pupil Premium Impact Statement – 2018-2019
Red Rose 2018-2019 Pupil Premium Strategy Statement
Red Rose Pupil Premium Statement 2017-2018 Updated
Pupil Premium Statement 2016-2017
Recovery Catch up Spend
For the 2020-21 academic year only, schools have been provided with some additional funding to support the ‘catch up’ of progress for pupils affected by the closures during 2020. The strategy sets out how we intend to use this funding this academic year.
Recovery Catch Up Spend 2020-21
Sports Premium
Part of the school’s budget is ring-fenced for spending on sport in school.
This is intended to work towards the government’s 5 key targets of:
- the engagement of all pupils in at least 30 minutes of in-school activity each day (to supplement 30 minutes of activity outside of school)
- raising the profile of sport and PE across the school
- increasing confidence, knowledge and skills of teachers when teaching PE
- offering a broader range of sporting activities to pupils
- increasing participation in competitive sport
The Sports Premium Strategy sets out our plans for using the sports premium at Red Rose Primary School, and is reviewed each year.
Red Rose Sports Premium 2016-2017
Red Rose Sports Premium Statement 2017-18
Red Rose Sports Premium Statement 2018-2019
Red Rose Sports Premium Statement 2019-20
Swimming Data
| Percentage of pupils who can ... | ... swim 25m unaided | ... perform a range of recognised strokes | ... perform a safe self recsue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018-2019 | 89% | 89% | 63% |
| Current School Year | 92% | 87% | 84% |
Adobe Reader
You may need a product like Adobe Reader (free download) to view our PDF documents on our website.
