Pupil Premium

What is Pupil Premium?

The Pupil Premium is additional funding which is allocated to schools based on the number of pupils who receive free school meals (FSM) or have received them at any time in the previous six years.  It is also allocated if students are in local authority care, adopted from care or have one or more parents who are serving/have served in the armed forces. The pupil premium aims to raise the achievements of students from disadvantaged backgrounds so that it more closely matches other students.

Church Stretton School currently has 119 Pupil Premium Students.

Current Cohort at Church Stretton School as of September 2021

Year Group          Total Number of Students   Non-Pupil Premium   Pupil Premium

7                             103                                         87                                 16

8                             100                                         66                                 34

9                             120                                         98                                 22

10                           115                                         93                                 22

11                           106                                         81                                 25

 

Pupil premium strategy statement

 

If you want to find out more about our work with disadvantaged pupils please contact:

Dr Andy Wood, Deputy Headteacher

Mr Lee Overton, Pupil Premium Progress Mentor