Pupil premium
Schools receive additional funding for children who are in receipt of free school meals or who are under the care of the Local Authority. This funding is referred to as ‘pupil premium’ funding. Furthermore, we also receive a Pupil Premium for children of parents in the armed services. How this money is allocated is up to the individual school. Its purpose is to provide the children concerned with additional resources / support, to ensure they have every opportunity to make the national expected progress during their time at the school.
Click here to access our policies page to view our Pupil Premium Policy
Click here to view the Pickwick Academy Trust Pupil Premium Statement
Pupil Premium Statement of Intent
At Greentrees, we want our pupils to achieve their very best, irrespective of their background or level of need. We want them to make good progress and achieve high levels of attainment across all subject areas. The successful implementation of our Pupil Premium Strategy is everyone’s responsibility.
While this strategy prioritises the needs and challenges faced by our disadvantaged learners, the activity planned in this statement is also intended to support the needs of all our pupils.
Our approach is underpinned by three core principles:.
- To ensure that all our pupils are engaged in challenging and interesting learning.
- To take prompt action at the first sign of slow progress or low attainment.
- To monitor the impact of provision and make changes, if required.
Please click on the links below to view the latest information on our pupil premium funding and how we spend it.
Wiltshire Educational Disadvantage Charter
Greentrees is proud to have signed the Educational Disadvantage Charter, which demonstrates our unwavering commitment to securing the best possible outcomes for those learners who may be vulnerable to underachievement.
Through the implementation of a range of evidence-informed practices and principles, we can successfully overcome challenges and barriers and help ensure that children fulfil their potential.
Cost of Living
We recognise that many of our families are facing challenges at the moment due to the cost of living crisis. If you feel the school can support you in any way to overcome these challenges, please do get in touch. For help and advice, please see visit our ‘Cost of living’ support page by clicking here.
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