Pupil Premium, Sport Premium & 16-19 Bursar
PUPIL PREMIUM
The PDF below provides information about the Pupil Premium Funding allocation for the current academic year. Funding received by Kennel Lane School will be used to enable us to provide identified learners with additional support and resources. This is in addition to any funding the learner may receive to support their special educational needs.
The range of provision that will be covered for learners:
• Facilitating learners access to education
• Facilitating learners access to broader curriculum opportunities
• Additional teaching and learning opportunities
• Alternative support and intervention
• Facilitate individual learner development.
The main barriers to educational achievement faced by eligible pupils at the school:
Kennel Lane School is committed to ensuring its learners have the best possible outcomes for when they transition into adult life. The school places communication, literacy skills, numeracy skills and independence at the heart of the curriculum and recognises that for all learners, regardless of ability, reaching their full potential may be dependent on communication, literacy skills, numeracy skills and independence. Therefore, Kennel Lane School will use the Pupil Premium Funding on raising attainment in these priority areas.
Over the last few years Kennel Lane School recognises that an increasing number of our learners are suffering from mental health issues some of which are related to historical events outside of the school environment.
How we will spend the school’s Pupil Premium to overcome the barriers and the reasons for our approach is documented in the PDF below:
Pupil Premium Strategy Statement
Pupil Premium Strategy Statement
P.E and Sport Premium Funding
The PDF below provides information about the P.E and Sport Premium for Primary Schools for the current academic year.
16 - 19 Bursary Fund
The 16-19 Bursary Fund is money given to local authorities, schools, colleges and other education and training providers (institutions) to give to disadvantaged learners. Its purpose is to provide financial support to help learners overcome specific barriers to participation, so they can remain in education.
Bursaries should be sufficient to help learners to meet the costs related to coming to school, for example, transport, books, equipment, field trips and other course related costs.
Who is elegible?
- Young People in care.
- Disabled young people who are in full time education and in receipt of Income Support or Universal Credit, Employment Support Allowance and Disability Living Allowance or Personal Independence Payment.
- Please note, that learners claiming because they get DLA (or PIP) must also be claiming ESA as well. These two benefits MUST be in combination.
If you believe your young person may be eligible for this funding please could you complete the attached ‘Application Form – Consideration of funds from the 16-19 Bursary Fund 2016-17’. Please could your supporting evidence for your application be handed in to the School Secretary or emailed to office@kennellaneschool.com.
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