Pupil Premium & Sport Premium
All state-funded schools receive Pupil Premium to make sure all children achieve their full potential. The government sets the criteria for Pupil Premium.
Currently it is awarded to schools based on the number of students who are eligible for Free School Meals, or have been in the last six years, as well as children who are, or have been, looked after by the local authority. A separate Service Pupil Premium is additional funding for students whose parents serve in the armed forces. Pupil Premium is not an individual budget for specific students and the school can choose how to spend it to deliver the greatest benefits.
You can read more about how we spend our Pupil Premium budget here.
| Summary Information School: Holycroft Primary School |
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| Academic Year | 2023-24 | Total PP Budget | £177,510 | Date of the most recent PP review | 11th December 2023 |
| Total number of pupils | 353 | Number of pupils eligible for PP | 32% | Date for next internal review of this strategy | Oct - Dec 2024 |
Sports Premium
Holycroft, like all state-funded schools, also receives Sports Premium funding to help all children live healthy, active lives. We believe that all children should have access to inclusive, enjoyable physical education to help embed healthy habits.
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