








During the pandemic, we responded in line with our vision. We have attempted to have a calm and measured approach to all that we have done. As we plan for the future, we aim to spend this money wisely and to the benefit of as many children as possible. We aim for all to flourish and begin this document with our vision.
Vision: We fully embrace the vision stated in the Church of England’s Vision for Education ‘Deeply Christian Serving the Common Good’ published in July 2016 of educating the whole person. We aim for our children and members of the wider school community to flourish in all they do and ‘live life in all its fullness’. (John 10:10)
The sections below show what the Department for Education states about both, eligibility and allocation of the catch up premium funding.
The followings settings are eligible:
We will provide funding to local authorities for pupils with education, health and care (EHC) plans who are educated in independent special schools based on the number of such pupils in their area.
School allocations are calculated on a per pupil basis. Mainstream schools such as ours should receive £80 for each pupil in from reception to year 11 inclusive. Special, AP and hospital schools will get £240 for each place for the 2020 to 2021 academic year. We have applied additional weighting to specialist settings, recognising the significantly higher per pupil costs they face. A typical primary school of 200 pupils will receive £16,000 while a typical secondary school of 1,000 pupils will receive £80,000.
How does this affect our school?
Given the information above, we anticipate receiving total catch-up premium of £16,410 for the academic year 1st September 2020 to July 2021.
Guidance from the Department of Education requires that we show how it is intended that the grant will be spent and also how the effect of this expenditure on the educational attainment of those pupils will be assessed.
Using recommended models of good practice i.e. The EEF guide to Supporting School Planning a Tiered Approach, as well as building on existing whole school curriculum model work undertaken in 2019/20 we have focused our spending on 3 main areas.
1 – Teaching
2 – Targeted academic support
3 – Wider opportunities
The effect of this expenditure will be linked to our whole school targets (for more information please see our School Development Plan) and will be measured against our own internal Pupil Progress targets or SEND arrangements plans. It will be cross referenced and monitored by Governors and senior leaders in planned monitoring as well as through FGBs (Full Governing Board Meetings).
Nutfield Church (C of E) Primary School
59 Mid Street
South Nutfield
Surrey RH1 4JJ
T: 01737 823239
If you have any queries or require any further information about any aspect of our school, please contact Mrs J Buttle (School Office Manager) on:
E: info@nutfield.surrey.sch.uk
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