Important Information
Funding Agreement & Financial Statements
Signed Funding Agreement
Trust's Articles of Association
Memorandum of Association
Annual Report & Financial Statements - Year ended 31 August 2020
Annual Report & Financial Statements - Year ended 31 August 2019
Annual Report & Financial Statements - Year ended 31 August 2018
Annual Report & Financial Statements (including Value for Money Statement) 2015-16
Annual Report & Financial Statements (including Value for Money Statement) 2014-15
Annual Report & Financial Statements 2013-14
Value for Money Statement 2013-14
Annual Report & Financial Statements 2012-13
Premium Funds
The £14,222 for 2016-17 Catch Up Premium Funds is being used to provide additional support and interventions in English and maths for pupils who qualified for the funding.
Interventions include after school English and maths on Wednesdays and Thursdays with qualified Primary trained teaching staff; additional timetabled literacy and numeracy lessons (in place of MFL lessons where appropriate) - in these small groups pupils focus on skills gaps and use support programmes such as Lexia. Pupils are also withdrawn for personalised one to one support with qualified English and maths teachers.
The short term impact is that the majority of pupils make accelerated progress through KS3 and this results in attainment matching their peers. Pupils who have not made the accelerated progress required are identified and additional interventions are put in place throughout KS4.
The long term impact of these interventions is evidenced by the significant progress made by these pupils, as is shown by the significantly positive Progress 8 figure made by this group. Also, these pupils attainment surpassed the national average to once again be significantly above attainment of similar pupils nationally.
Charging and Remissions Policy
Education Against Hate
The Education Against Hate website brings together the best advice, support and resources available for parents, teachers and school leaders who want to learn how to protect young people from extremism and radicalisation, and is the result of successful collaboration between the Department for Education, the Home Office, the NSPCC, Internet Matters, Childnet, ParentZone, UK Internet Safety Centre, and the many other organisations who have contributed resources.
Education Against Hate website
Performance Tables
Free School Meals Application Form
Post 16 Destinations