Autumn 2017 Pupil Premium Report
Attainment only
Three year trend
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Pupil Premium
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All students
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2017
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% 9-4 in English and maths
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% 9-5 In English and maths
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% 5 standard passes inc English and maths
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% 5 strong passes inc English and maths
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% 9-4 in English and maths
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% 9-5 In English and maths
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% 5 standard passes inc English and maths
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% 5 strong passes inc English and maths
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63
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30
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58
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30
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62
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41
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58
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41
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5 A*-C
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5 A*-C inc EM
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5 A*-C
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5 A*-C inc EM
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2016
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46
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41
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50
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46
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2015
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51
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42
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52
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42
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Summary of Groups’ Performance (All students to disadvantaged students)
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All (175)
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PP (81)
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Higher ability (43)
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Higher ability and PP (22)
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Middle ability
(66)
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Middle ability and PP (35)
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Lower ability
(18)
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Lower ability and PP (8)
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Average grade
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4.19
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4.05
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6
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5.49
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4.45
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4.22
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2.71
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2.02
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Attainment 8
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41.89
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40.52
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59.97
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54.86
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44.54
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42.24
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27.11
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22.15
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Basics 9-5 in maths and English
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40.6
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29.6
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79.1
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63.6
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40.9
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20
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5.6
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0
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Basics 9-4 in maths and English
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61.7
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63
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93
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86.4
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77.3
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77
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16.7
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0
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Action points from last year
· Address the attainment gap in maths.
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2017 results
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PP students
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All students
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% achieving grades 7+
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12.6
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21.3
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% achieving grades 5+
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38.9
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49.1
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% achieving grades 4+
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70.2
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68.6
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2016
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% A+
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10
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18
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% C+
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58
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63
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· Address the Progress gap in both English and maths.
Progress 8 to follow
· Monitor the Progress 8 scores of the PP and Non PP students.
Progress 8 to follow
· Include the PP indicator in the behaviour and academic mentoring groups.
Added to Sisra and Class charts and used by mentors.
· Buy revision guides for all students for maths, English and science.
Very good feedback from year 11 students and their parents.
A week of Core Curriculum time was devoted to using revision guides and workbooks.
· Monitor the behaviour of the PP and Non PP students using class charts.
Class charts has been very productive.
· Aim to reduce the fixed term exclusions for PP students.
Overall FTE rate in the school is down by over 25% year on year when we compare 2015/2016 to 2016/2017.
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PP
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ALL
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FTE All years
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6 (8%)
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72
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FTE Year 11
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1 (6%)
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16
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· Monitor the attendance of the PP students.
PP attendance 93.3%
Not PP attendance 95.3%
All attendance 94.4%
For more information on Pupil Premium Funding (PPF) spending since 2013/14 and why BAfB is eligible for PPF see our category BAfB Pupil Premium Funding
