Catch-up Premium

The Government have pledged £1 billion (https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-catch-up-premium) to ensure that schools have the resources they need to help all pupils make up for lost teaching time during school closures and home-learning. It is believed that with extra support for those who need it most all pupils have the chance to catch up. This one-off grant funding will be paid to all state-funded primary, secondary and special schools in the 2020 to 2021 academic year.

St Bridget’s CE Primary School Allocated funding

Catch-Up Premium

Our school will received £6480 in instalments for catch up Funding – around £80 per pupil. Teachers  identified where our children and school would benefit most from skills and knowledge lost due to school closures and home schooling in order for them to make progress and improve well-being. Emphasis has been given to:

• Improving social skills
• Stamina in writing
• Toiletting and self care skills in EYFS
• Fluency in basic maths skills
• Broaden experiences through clubs, trips and visitors to school

Recovery Premium  2022-23

This allocation builds on Pupil Premium Funding each school receives, it helps schools deliver evidence-based approaches for supporting disadvantaged pupils.

Our school received the minimum floor’ payment which ensures no  primary school will not receive less than £2,000. 

This money is supporting improving basic maths and literacy skills in small groups and enriching life experiences.

School-Led Tutoring Grant 2022-23

School-Led Tutoring is part of the National Tutoring Programme which is a ring-fenced grant to provide tuition for disadvantaged and vulnerable pupils who have missed the most education due to COVID-19. We have received a total funding of £1620 to be spent on 10 pupils which will be supplemented by school to provide small group tuition recommended by the education Endowment Fund Toolkit.