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This document outlines the strategy for using pupil premium funding to support disadvantaged students at Stevenage Education Support Centre, detailing interventions aimed at closing achievement gaps.
Year:
2023
Region / City:
Stevenage
Topic:
Education, Pupil Premium, Student Support
Document Type:
Strategy Plan
Organization / Institution:
Stevenage Education Support Centre
Author:
Mr D Nearney, Mr J Anderson, Ms Flawn
Target Audience:
Educational professionals, school administrators, policy makers
Period of Application:
2023–2026
Approval Date:
01/12/2023
Review Date:
01/12/2026
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School name:
The Nobel School
Location:
Stevenage, Hertfordshire
Country:
England
Programme:
Leading Parent Partnership Award (LPPA)
Type of document:
Case study
Inspection reference:
Ofsted inspection, February 2018
Ofsted judgement:
Good school; Pastoral Development and Welfare judged outstanding practice
Number of pupils:
1,473
Sixth Form size:
300 students
School facilities:
£38 million 21st century rebuilt school
Key focus:
Parental engagement and partnership development
Initiatives described:
Targeted parents’ evenings, Nobel Celebrates Success breakfast, Parent Forum, Parent Pitstops training sessions, adult volunteers programme
Survey results:
98% positive overall parental experience; 94% would recommend the school (Ofsted Parent View 2018)
Partnership development:
Collaboration with Hertfordshire Adult and Family Learning Service
Author:
Headteacher, The Nobel School
Timeframe referenced:
Approximately 18 months prior to award achievement
Year:
2016
Region / City:
New York City
Topic:
Education, Pupil Transportation
Document Type:
Data Dictionary
Institution:
NYC Department of Education
Author:
NYC Department of Education
Target Audience:
Public, Schools, Data Analysts
Period of Validity:
Ongoing
Approval Date:
2016
Modification Date:
N/A
Year:
2024 - 2027
Region / City:
Bath
Topic:
Education, Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEMH)
Document type:
Strategy statement
Organ / Institution:
North Star 180°
Author:
Serra Orumlu
Target audience:
Educational staff, School administrators, Policymakers
Period of validity:
2024 - 2027
Approval date:
30 September 2026
Date of last revision:
N/A
Year:
2024-25
Region / city:
Preston
Theme:
Education
Document type:
Strategy Statement
Organization:
Preston Primary School
Author:
Mrs Sue Richardson
Target audience:
Educators, Parents, School Administrators
Period of validity:
2024-2025
Approval date:
September 2024
Review date:
July 2025
Year:
2021
Region / city:
California
Theme:
Education, Regulations
Document type:
Final Statement of Reasons
Institution:
California Commission on Teacher Credentialing
Target audience:
Educators, School administrators, Policy makers
Period of validity:
Ongoing
Approval date:
April 2021
Amendment dates:
February 2021, July 2021, December 2021
Note:
Context
Note:
Year
Subject:
School Counseling
Document Type:
Course Matrix
Target Audience:
Beginning School Counselors
School name:
The Queen Elizabeth Academy
Number of pupils:
714
Proportion of pupil premium eligible pupils:
27.7%
Academic year:
2024–2025
Date published:
October 2024
Date of review:
October 2025
Statement authorised by:
Mr N. Harding
Pupil premium lead:
Mrs S. Bhatt
Governor / Trustee lead:
Craig Bird
Funding allocation:
£207,900
Recovery premium funding:
£0
Total budget:
£207,900
Additional funding – School Led Tutoring Grant:
£0
Challenges identified:
Academic progress, attendance, digital technology gap, behaviour, economic barriers, safeguarding and mental health issues, reading and oracy
Intended outcomes:
Raise attainment of disadvantaged pupils, close achievement gaps, improve attendance and behaviour, provide access to digital resources
Target group:
Disadvantaged pupils, FSM eligible pupils
Interventions:
Teaching and learning improvements, targeted academic support, wider support for attendance, behaviour, wellbeing
School name:
Durants School
Type of institution:
Special school
Region:
Enfield, England
Academic year:
2023 to 2024
Number of pupils:
198
Proportion of pupil premium eligible pupils:
58% (115 pupils)
Pupil premium funding allocation:
£120,750.00
Recovery premium funding allocation:
Not specified
Funding carried forward:
£0
Total budget:
£120,750.00
Date of publication:
April 2024
Review date:
April 2025
Statement authorised by:
Rachel Carli
Pupil premium lead:
Jackie Burke
Governor / Trustee lead:
Alicia Meniru
Target group:
Disadvantaged pupils with autism and additional learning difficulties
Key focus areas:
Academic attainment, life skills, work experience, communication, social development
Identified challenges:
Autism-related learning needs, family support needs, poverty-related barriers, limited cultural capital, reading age below chronological age, staffing ratios, access to extracurricular activities
Interventions and support:
High-quality teaching, targeted support, family support services, therapeutic provision, autism-friendly resources, extracurricular programmes
Document type:
Funding strategy statement
Year:
2024 - 2025
Note:
Region / city
Theme:
Education
Document type:
Strategy statement
Organ / institution:
The Roebuck Primary School
Target audience:
Disadvantaged pupils and their families, school staff, educational stakeholders
Period of validity:
2024 – 2025
Approval date:
Nov 2023
Date of updates:
Nov 2024
Review dates:
July 2024, July 2025, July 2026
Year:
2024/25 - 2026/27
Region / City:
Lees Brook Academy
Topic:
Pupil Premium Funding
Document Type:
Strategy Plan
Organization / Institution:
Lees Brook Academy
Author:
C Watson, Executive Principal; S Geary, AP Achievement and Progress
Target Audience:
Educational staff, school leaders, policymakers
Period of Effect:
2024/25 - 2026/27
Approval Date:
December 2024
Review Date:
31 December 2026
Year:
2025
Region / city:
Longdendale, UK
Theme:
Education, Student Support
Document type:
Strategy
Institution:
Longdendale High School
Author:
Executive Headteacher Melanie Wicks, Deputy Headteacher Sally Ayre
Target audience:
Educators, Administrators, Parents
Period of validity:
2024-2027
Approval date:
December 2025
Review date:
Termly, Final review December 2026
Document type:
Performance expectations course matrix
Field:
School psychology
Professional standard:
Pupil Personnel Services School Psychology Performance Expectations
Intended use:
Program curriculum mapping and assessment alignment
Audience:
Beginning school psychologists and training program faculty
Educational context:
Graduate-level school psychology programs
Competency domains:
Data-based decision making and accountability; consultation and collaboration; academic interventions; behavioral and mental health services; school-wide practices
Assessment framework:
Introduction, practice, and assessment of competencies (I, P, A)
Geographic reference:
United States
Governing framework reference:
State and local accountability systems
Scope:
Academic, behavioral, social-emotional, and mental health services in school settings
Year:
2019
Region / City:
California
Topic:
Education, School Social Work
Document Type:
Transition Plan
Organization / Institution:
Commission on Teacher Credentialing
Author:
Not specified
Target Audience:
Institutions running Pupil Personnel Programs
Period of validity:
From July 1, 2021
Approval Date:
Not specified
Amendment Date:
Not specified
Year:
2023
Region / City:
Brookhurst Primary School
Subject:
Education
Document type:
Strategy Statement
Organization:
Brookhurst Primary School
Author:
Angela Stanton (Head Teacher)
Target audience:
School staff, parents, and stakeholders
Period of validity:
November 2023 - November 2026
Approval date:
December 2024
Review date:
December 2025
Year:
2023/2024 to 2026/2027
Region / city:
Broadfield
Theme:
Education, special needs support
Document Type:
Strategy statement
Author:
Angela Wade, Headteacher
Target Audience:
School staff, policymakers, parents
Approval Date:
December 2024
Review Date:
December 2025
Note:
Contextual Description
Year:
2024-2025
Region / City:
Birmingham
Topic:
Education, Pupil Premium
Document Type:
Strategic Plan
Organ / Institution:
Stockland Green School
Author:
Rebecca Goode, Katerina Lee, Patrick McCarthy, Jeannie Brooks
Target Audience:
School Staff, Educational Administrators, Stakeholders
Period of Implementation:
2024-2025
Approval Date:
September 2024
Review Date:
September 2025
Year:
2024 - 2027
Region / City:
Bath
Topic:
Education, Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEMH)
Document type:
Strategy statement
Organ / Institution:
North Star 180°
Author:
Serra Orumlu
Target audience:
Educational staff, School administrators, Policymakers
Period of validity:
2024 - 2027
Approval date:
30 September 2026
Date of last revision:
N/A
Year:
2024-25
Region / city:
Preston
Theme:
Education
Document type:
Strategy Statement
Organization:
Preston Primary School
Author:
Mrs Sue Richardson
Target audience:
Educators, Parents, School Administrators
Period of validity:
2024-2025
Approval date:
September 2024
Review date:
July 2025
Year:
2025
Region / city:
Irvine, California
Topic:
Automotive, Design, SUV
Document type:
Press release
Organization:
Kia America
Author:
Kia Design Center America
Target audience:
Automotive enthusiasts, journalists, consumers
Period of validity:
2025–2026
Approval date:
November 10, 2025
Modification date:
N/A
School name:
The Queen Elizabeth Academy
Number of pupils:
714
Proportion of pupil premium eligible pupils:
27.7%
Academic year:
2024–2025
Date published:
October 2024
Date of review:
October 2025
Statement authorised by:
Mr N. Harding
Pupil premium lead:
Mrs S. Bhatt
Governor / Trustee lead:
Craig Bird
Funding allocation:
£207,900
Recovery premium funding:
£0
Total budget:
£207,900
Additional funding – School Led Tutoring Grant:
£0
Challenges identified:
Academic progress, attendance, digital technology gap, behaviour, economic barriers, safeguarding and mental health issues, reading and oracy
Intended outcomes:
Raise attainment of disadvantaged pupils, close achievement gaps, improve attendance and behaviour, provide access to digital resources
Target group:
Disadvantaged pupils, FSM eligible pupils
Interventions:
Teaching and learning improvements, targeted academic support, wider support for attendance, behaviour, wellbeing