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Tag Archives: Pupil Premium

13 April 2018 By Guest

Supporting and engaging white working class children

Daniel Jarrett, Safeguarding Manager, education charity School-Home Support (SHS), highlights some of the challenges white working-class children face and outlines what schools can do to improve their outcomes and aspirations.

10 November 2017 By Guest

Why we set up four pathways for pupil premium students

SSAT Leadership Legacy Fellow Danny Bullock describes his thoughtful and methodical approach to disadvantaged students.

28 April 2017 By Guest

Ensuring white British working class boys on pupil premium don’t get left behind

Stockwood Park Academy identified three key issues to tackle

12 December 2016 By Guest

Why Christmas is hard for disadvantaged pupils (it’s not what you think…)

It isn’t what you might think.

25 November 2016 By Guest

Overcoming challenging circumstances at Whitley Academy

Barriers to learning are removed and no excuses are made for lack of progress.

13 April 2016 By SSAT

Where pupil premium initiatives are whole-school initiatives

Not just closing the gap: this approach helps everyone do better, inside and outside of Lydiard Park Academy.

4 March 2016 By SSAT

Pupil Premium – stop looking up, start looking out

Watch and read as former National Pupil Premium Champion John Dunford explores ways to effectively use Pupil Premium funding.

23 November 2015 By Guest

The Corsham School – Getting the philosophy right

Ahead of his workshop at the SSAT National Conference 2015, AHT Jason Wood shines a light on The Corsham School’s recent success with closing the gap.

9 October 2015 By SSAT

Quick Comment – What to do with your pupil premium funding?

A brief look at the ways in which Westminster Academy used their Pupil Premium funding.

9 October 2015 By Tom Middlehurst

Pupil premium? It’s personal

Head of PR Tom Middlehurst argues the case for treating young people as individuals to achieve true quality and equity within our education system.

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