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Summary information:
School: Westlands Secondary School;
Acaemic Year | 2019-2020 | Total Year 7 Catch Up Fund Budget | £33,797 |
Number Of Pupils | 360 | Number of pupils eligible for Catch Up | 141 |
Prior Attainment:
Number of pupils in year 7 who have attained the National Standards for KS2 English, Maths and both:
English | 243 |
Maths | 272 |
Both | 219 |
In-school barriers to be addressed:
We need to recognise that not all students sat the KS2 SATs examinations and there will also be cases of students in Year 7, who have not made the National Standard and we do not directly receive funding for these students from this fund. |
Those pupils who have not made National Standard in English/Maths or both will be required to pass a number of GCSEs and we need to ensure the ‘gaps’ from KS2 are filled through the explicit teaching of Literacy to the Year 7 B Block group. |
Literacy skills entering Year 7 are lower for pupils eligible for PP than other pupils, preventing them from making good progress. |
External barriers that require action outside school (such as poor attendance)
Attendance for students who do not make expected progress is generally lower than expected. The Lead SENCO and Deputy SENCO in conjunction with the attendance office monitors the attendance of all pupils in the B Block classes and those with identified SEN needs on a weekly basis so we can address any issues which may occur. |
Click Here for the full Westlands School Year 7 Catch Up Fund Strategy Review 2019-2020
Review of previous expenditure of Catch Up fund:
Academic Year | 2018-19 |
Total Year 7 Catch Up Fund budget | £30,777 |
Number of pupils eligible for funding | 328 |
Impact on English progress | 90% of pupils who were below the expected standard at the start of Year 7 saw progress in their English grades throughout the year. |
Impact on reading ages | 50% of pupils who were below the expected standard for reading at the start of Year 7 saw an increase in their reading age. |
Impact on maths progress | 62% of pupils who were below the expected standard for maths at the start of Year 7 saw progress in their maths grades throughout the year. |