Pupil Premium
The government provides academies and schools with additional funding to help reduce inequalities and gaps in attainment between those students who are disadvantaged and their peers.
The Pupil Premium Purpose
The government provides academies and schools with additional funding to help reduce inequalities and gaps in attainment between those students who are disadvantaged and their peers.
This funding is called the Pupil Premium.
Every academy and school can select how they choose to use their Pupil Premium allocation, as they are best placed to assess what additional provision should be made for students. Every school needs to be held accountable for how this money is spent, which is why we make details of how Havelock Academy uses it available on our website.
Use of the Pupil Premium at Havelock Academy (and Year 7 catch-up funding)
Available to download below is information and an impact report regarding how Pupil Premium funding (and Year 7 catch-up funding was used in 2019/20) and the impact it has had at Havelock Academy.
This report also details the amount received and how we plan to use the funding for 2021/22.
This Pupil Premium strategy and review was produced in September 2021 (a three-year strategy between 2021/22 and 2023/24) and the next review will be published in September 2022.
Our Pupil Premium strategy is under-pinned by research from the EEF and the strategies that have the most impact on improving student outcomes, well-being and future aspirations. Key research includes:
- EEF Pupil Premium guidance
- EEF Teaching and Learning toolkit
- EEF Literacy Development review (2019)
- EEF Careers education: International literature review (2016)
- Principles of Instruction (Barak Rosenshine)
