Catch-up Premium
Covid Catch up Premium Funding
Children and young people across the country have experienced unprecedented disruption to their education as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19). Schools have been allocated funding to bridge the aggregate impact of lost time in education during the time period.
Schools’ allocations will be calculated on a per pupil basis, providing each mainstream school with a total of £80 for each pupil. This means a typical primary school of 200 pupils will receive £16,000. St winifred’swill receive £32,400.
The premium is paid in three tranches as indicated in the table below. We have reviewed the proposed expendituire regularly in light of pupil assessments, pupil progress meetings amd imapct analysis to ensure that it is used to best effect for our children.
St Winifred’s Catch-Up Premium Strategy Statement
| Metric | Data |
| School Name | St Winifred’s RC Primary school |
| Pupils in school | April 2021: 401 |
| Proportion of Disadvantaged Pupils | FSM: 5.46% Pupil Premium: 7.20% |
| Catch-up Premium Allocation Sept 2020-july 2021 | Tranche 1 Autumn 2020: £8,240 Tranche 2 Spring 2021: £10,660 Tranche 3: Summer 2021 £ 13,500 TOTAL:£32,400 |
| Academic Year covered by statement | October 2020-Dec 2021 |
| Review Date | Review 1: 05.03.21 Review 2: 14.01.21 Review 3 01.04.21 |
| Catch-up Premium Lead | Annmarie O’Dwyer |
| Governor Lead | Peter Jordan |
CATCH-UP PREMIUM FUNDING PROPOSED SPENDING October 2020-Dec 2021
| Item/project | Cost | Budget Heading | Reasoning/ Research | Objective |
| Additional support staff will be employed in KS2 to support specific individual children and groups of children to ‘catch up’ as much as possible. This provision will be reviewed at the end of the Autumn term within Pupil progress meetings. | Catch up Premium £20,140 | 63 SUPPLY
Cost centre 15 (other supply) | EEF Impact evidence:
evidence shows that small group tuition is effective at accelerating progress.
| This will enable us to provide those pupils identified as having significant gaps in learning to have targeted intervention within school through individual or small group support. This will also meet needs with regards to their social, emotional and mental health and provide additional care and support within school. |
| Payment of overtime to Years 4, 5 and 6 classteachers to deliver small group after school tuition in Reading and Maths | Catch up Premium.
TOTAL: £6316.84 |
Cost Centre 1 teacher salaries
STAFFING | EEF Impact evidence:
evidence shows that small group tuition is effective at accelerating progress The children’s own classteacher is best placed to deliver this additional teaching as they fuly understand each child’s individual needs. | To improve Maths age and attainment and impact positively on progress. |
| Item/project | Cost | Budget Heading | Reasoning/ Research | Objective |
| In order to ensure a longer term plan of support, a temporary teacher will be employed to free up key staff members to deliver appropriate interventions and assessments across school for individual children. | Use of £5943.16of Catch up Premium towards cost. | This will ensure that the intervention is targeted and monitored appropriately to maximise progress. | ||
| TORAL PROJECTED EXPENDITURE (SEPT 2020-Dec 2021) | £32,400 |