Covid Catch-Up Premium
How the Covid Catch-Up Premium will be spent for the academic year 2020-21
SUMMARY INFORMATION | |
Total number of pupils | 417 (October 2020 Census) |
Amount of catch-up premium received per pupil | £80 |
Total catch-up premium budget | £33,360 in three tranches |
Detailed plans:
Strategy | Cost-approximate | Intended Impact and Evidence Base | How will impact be measured |
Extra part-time Teaching Assistants to support pupils identified as most disadvantage by lockdown in Key Stage 1 for additional support | £14,000 |
Intended impact:
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Books of identified children will be scrutinised in January, March and June in order to measure impact. Review of progress with class teachers - including engagement in learning and progress in assessments |
Extra part-time Teaching Assistants to support pupils identified as most disadvantaged by lockdown in Key Stage 2 for additional support | £18.000 |
Intended impact: Evidence Base: The Education Endowment Foundation teaching aldn learning toolkit identifies the following impact:
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Books of identified children will be scrutinised in January, March and June in order to measure impact. Review of progress with class teachers (and teaching assistants) - including engagement in learning and progress in assessments |
Additional teaching resources to support catch-up learning including:
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£1,360 | See above | See above |
Total expected expenditure for academic year 2020-21 | £33,360 |
Notes:
Temporary Portacabin: this will provide additional teaching space to enable small group tuition sessions to take place in a Covid-secure socially distanced setting. The cost of this Portacabin is funded via external lettings.
Updated 17 December 2020