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Pupil Premium Conference – focus on Worcestershire
Catherine CrooksGroup Manager – Schools and Settings
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If you do what you've always done,
you'll get what you always got.- Mark Twain
Conundrum
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• Ofsted inspection outcomes v LA wide data
• Not just about ‘gaps’
Worcestershire data
Focus on KS2
% pupils attaining Level 4 in R, W, MDisadvantaged pupils Other pupils2014 2012 2014 2012
England 67 61 83 80Worcs 60 54 82 79
% Attainment Gap Disadvantaged / Non-disadvantaged2014 2012
England 16 19Worcs 22 25
Possible explanations?
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• Smaller proportion of pupils?• Schools are less well funded?• Moving school during KS2? • Complexity of pupil needs?
Complexity of pupil needs
Pupils eligible for pupil premium have a range of other characteristics - • SEN• EAL• Mobility• Involvement with Early Help and Social Care
Achievement for All• 45 Worcestershire First and Primary Schools • Impact
– Progress made by targeted pupils described by AfA as 'exceptional‘
– Average points progress 5.1 in reading and 5.5 in maths – around double expected levels; – Evidence suggests gains are being maintained
• Achieving Early – AfA for EY
• Input Kate Brunt, The Rivers C of E Academy Trust
What works well
• Monitoring impact – baseline; during; after;
• Setting SMART targets;• Focused and time limited interventions;• Clear role for governors – challenge
and accountability.