EARLY YEARS PUPIL PREMIUM (EYPP)

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Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP)

Three and four year olds attending Westminster Nursery School will be able to get Early Years Pupil Premium funding if they meet at least one of the following criteria:

Children with entitlement are awarded £0.53 per hour additional funding. This equates to £302.10 per EYPP eligible pupil over a full school year.

It is for each individual school to decide how the Pupil Premium is spent, since they are best placed to assess what additional provision should be made for the individual pupils within their responsibility. However, schools are to be held accountable for how they have used the additional funding to support pupils from low-income families.

Westminster nursery chooses how the EYPP is spent after reviewing the individual needs of each child, in order to develop each child’s potential to the maximum.

 

2015-16

In 2015-16 there were 9 children eligible for EYPP. This equated to £2357.97

  • How EYPP was spent in 2015-16 –

123 Magic training,

TA support - Nurture groups, behaviour management, fine motor skill development.

External Speech and Language assessment and support

  • What impact did this have on eligible and other pupils? –

All EYPP children made good progress in the prime areas which were identified as specific needs. This was achieved through the extra support and identified activities which were put in place. Non EYPP children were included in some activities such as circle time, nurture sessions which also benefited them.

Average points progress for PP children 2015-16

 
  Text Box: 	Total	PSED	CL	PD
5 terms	5	6	5	5
4 terms	3	3	3	2
3 terms	4	4	4	3

 

 

2016-17

We currently have 7 children eligible for EYPP

This equates to £2114.70 for the whole of the school year. The money is to be spent as per the following table, and this will be monitored to see the impact that the funding has on the specific children.

 

2016-17 - Main Barriers to Achievement for EYPP Eligible Pupils

  • Speech and Language – Delayed language development, impact of EAL, all aspects of CL, most particularly speaking.
  • Physical Skills Support – Fine motor skills have been identified as a barrier to progression across the EY Development Matters.
  • Social Skills Interactions – Ensuring age appropriate social skills interactions between the eligible and non-eligible pupils, this area is seen as important as a link to all areas of development.
  • Extending Communication and Language – all children whether at age appropriate level or below, benefit from being extended in their communication and language, through challenges and activities set, in small group time.

 

 

Project

Cost Breakdown

Cost

Impact

Notes

Speech and Language support

5 children are given additional S and L support in a 1:1 or small group situation through funded TA hours

1/8th Part Time Teaching Assistant plus additional external speech and language support

 

£1281

Data monitored from baseline , regularly to track progress

Children extended and challenged at their appropriate level to ensure highest outcomes for all.

Pupil progress meetings

Charts of interventions kept

123 magic

 

 

School/home links are improved with a secure base.

Course run for parents of all EYPP children by teacher trained in this strategy.

Physical Skills support programme

5 children are provided with additional support to improve their physical skills in the area of moving and handling

TA interventions for Moving and Handling

£304

Data monitored from baseline, regularly to track progress with improved fine motor skills.

Data monitored from baseline , regularly to track progress

Charts of interventions kept

Social Skills interactions

2 children are working on the development of their social skills 

All EYPP children requiring nurture and circle time support – TA Support

Equipment bought to support this area

£102

 

£153

In class time support given to specific children

Data monitored to track PSED.

Circle time groups and small support times.

Pupil Progress meetings

Extending Communication and Language

2 children are being challenged and extended in their communication and language – Early Talk Boost Package from Raising Attainment Course to benefit all children.

£300

Monitor impact of Early Talk Boost package and link to pupil progress reviews for the identified children.

To be introduced in the Summer term 2017.

 

Date of Next Review - Spring Term 2017

 

 

Contact the School

Westminster Nursery School

Mrs E L Connor - Headteacher

Westminster Nursery School
Nelson St,
Crewe, Cheshire East
CW2 7LJ

Tel: 01270 560319
admin@westminster.cheshire.sch.uk

SEN Contact: Emma Connor

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