Mapperley Plains Primary School
Pupil premium grant expenditure:
Report to parents: 2014/15
Overview of the school
Number of pupils and pupil premium grant (PPG) received
Total number of pupils on roll
362 (including F1pupils)
Total number of pupils eligible for PPG
27
Amount of PPG received per pupil
Total amount of PPG received
£1300 from April 2014 for
children entitled to FSM
£35,100
Nature of support 2014/15
The funding received from Pupil Premium has been allocated in the following ways
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Increased number of hours to provide small group and one to one support with TAs
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One to one tuition for identified children
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SATs booster classes
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Increased adult support across Foundation stage and Year 1 for small group interventions
and phonics
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Purchase of new phonics materials
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Purchase of book banded books with a focus on high interest levels for pupils
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Training in phonics for Teachers and TAs in KS2
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Financial support for school visits and visitors
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Financial support for extra-curricular activities
Curriculum focus of PPG spending 2014/15
The school has focused its additional support on phonics, reading and writing and teaching of basic
numeracy skills through increasingly targeted support from Teachers and Teaching Assistants in
these areas, providing individualised input and the purchase of resources to support in school.
Measuring the impact of PPG spending
There were 44 pupils at the end of Key Stage 1. Of these, 4 (9.1%) were eligible for free school meals
in the last 6 years. 3 FSM6 pupils achieved Level 2+ in Reading, Writing and Maths.
FSM pupils (2) overall performed better than non- FSM pupils with all achieving at least Level 2+ in
Reading, Writing and Maths.
In 2015, Year 2 75% of children accessing Free School Meals made at least expected progress in
reading, writing and maths
In 2015, Year 2 75% of children accessing Free School Meals made good progress in reading, 25%
made good progress in writing and 50% made good progress in maths.
In the Year 1 Phonics screening, of those pupils in the cohort who have been eligible for free school
meals at any point in the last 6 years (FSM6), 100% (1 pupil) were working at the expected standard
in the phonics screening check compared to 91.3% (42) of pupils who have never been eligible for
FSM. The FSM6 gap for Mapperley Plains Primary and Nursery School is 8.7%. This is lower than
Nottinghamshire's FSM6 gap (19.9%).
In Key Stage 2 standards for those children accessing Free School Meals remain above national
averages in reading, writing and maths.
From at least 5 out of every 6 starting points, the proportion of disadvantaged KS2 pupils making and
exceeding expected progress in reading, in writing & in mathematics was similar to that of other pupils
nationally.
Disadvantaged KS2 pupils had an average point score equal to or above the national score for other
pupils in reading.
The proportion of disadvantaged KS2 pupils that attained at least Level 4 was equal to or above the
national figure for other pupils in reading, writing & mathematics
In 2015, 14% (6) of the pupils in the cohort are eligible for free school meals in the last 6 years
(FSM6). Of these 100% (6 pupils) achieved a level 4+ in Reading, Writing and Maths compared to
83.8% of pupils who are not eligible for FSM6. The FSM6 gap for Mapperley Plains Primary School is
-16.2%. Nottinghamshire's FSM6 gap is 16.1
14% (6) of the pupils in the cohort are eligible for free school meals in the last 6 years or are children who
are looked after (FSM6 & CLA). Of these 100% (6 pupils) achieved a level 4+ in Reading, Writing and
Maths compared to 83.8% of pupils who are not eligible for FSM6 & CLA. The FSM6 & CLA gap for
Mapperley Plains Primary School is -16.2%. Nottinghamshire's FSM6 & CLA gap is 16.2.