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Pupil premium statement

Pupil Premium – a guide for parents

Is your child eligible for free school meals?

We completely understand that many families struggle day to day, and we aim to do all we reasonably can to support your children and their families.

Pupil Premium is a funding stream from the government that is allocated to schools to help children reach their full potential, regardless of their background or financial situation.

The funding that schools receive has to be used to enhance the individual learning of each child who qualifies. On this page, there is a pupil premium strategy plan which details and breaks down how the funding is used to do this.

Students who are eligible and registered for free school meals cannot be identified.

As a family you are entitled to free school meals if you access:

income support
income-based jobseeker’s allowance or Employment and Support Allowance
support under part VI (6) of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
the guaranteed element of State Pension Credit
Child Tax Credit (provided you’re not also entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual gross income of no more than £16,190)
Working Tax Credit run-on paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit
Universal Credit, provided you have an annual net earned income not exceeding £7,400 (£616.67 per month).

You can register your child for free school meals here.

You can apply as and when the need arises.

If you would like any support with the application, please do not hesitate to contact your child’s school and someone will be happy to help.

Sports Premium and PE Information 2024/25

Planned Spend	Cost	Success Criteria	Impact	Key Indicators
Education Enterprise SSP Competition Package	£900	Middleton in Teesdale – Competition Package which gives us access to: Provide the children with a broader range of sports and activities offered to them. To play at a competitive level against other schools. This also gives the children the chance to qualify for county finals. Competitions included: Netball Cross Country Football (girls) Football (boys) Tri-golf Athletics		Key indicator 5
Festivals	£1525	All pupils to have the opportunity to experience a range of sporting opportunities and to develop skills in these sports further. They are able to learn and consolidate these through practice.		Key indicator 4
Central venue leagues	£ 165 x2	Promote the profile of sports. To provide children with the experience of competitive events outside of school. Children to work as a team and show sportsmanship.		Key indicator 5
P.E. Sports coach	£6084	To raise the quality of learning and teaching in P.E. and school sport by providing support to deliver broad, balanced and inclusive sport. To enable qualified coaches to deliver the PE curriculum, to increasingly involve school staff supporting lessons - to increase their confidence in delivery of the subject. Purchase quality assured resources to support teachers and support staff. Subject Leader to attend relevant sport conferences and network meetings to gain relevant information.		Key indicator 1 Key indicator 2 Key indicator 3
Lunchtime club Afterschool clubs	£624 £1248 x 3	Encourage children to participate in a range of sporting activities. Improve social skills. Children to increase physical activity. Pupil voice. Children to gain confidence to promote/deliver sport and include everyone during breaktimes.		Key indicator 1 Key indicator 4
BLAST	£1800	All children to be motivated to participate in a variety of exercises that are engaging and fun. The children are physically active, and this will have a positive impact on their learning in the classroom. Children understand how to lead a healthy lifestyle and understand the importance of exercise.		Key indicator 1 Key indicator 2
Bespoke CPD	£160 x2	Staff to understanding curriculum development & improvement All staff to understand expectation from a deep dive Coaching / Mentoring to deliver the P.E. curriculum effectively		Key indicator 2 Key indicator 3

Total Cost: £15,327

Transport provided by School funds.

Key indicator 1: The engagement of all pupils in regular physical activity – Chief Medical Officers guidelines recommend that primary school pupils undertake at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day in school

Key indicator 2: The profile of PESSPA being raised across the school as a tool for whole school improvement

Key indicator 3: Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport

Key indicator 4: Broader experience of a range of sports and activities offered to all pupils

Key indicator 5: Increased participation in competitive sport

Swimming Results 2023/4

86% can swim 25m unaided.
86% of children can perform a range of recognised strokes
100% of children can perform safe rescue.

Sustainability Statement

Our children will continue to increase their skills and abilities in a range of different sports and activities which will challenge them and prepare them for later in life.
Our children will develop a range of skills including teamwork, leadership, respect and sportsmanship which they can take with them and develop not only in sport but in other areas of the curriculum and the wider community
Teaching staff will use the skills and knowledge gained from the range of CPD opportunities attended and continue to build on this knowledge in future years.
Subject Leaders have further developed their knowledge and skills to lead P.E and will continue to build on their experiences already gained. This will include sharing expertise with other members of staff to build on the current provision and ensure high quality teaching.

Sports premium information 2023/24