Sentences with phrase «eligible pupils»

Schools must have at least 5 eligible pupils in order to retain a class.

However, schools are to be held accountable for how they have used the additional funding to support eligible pupils.

Schools with 16 pupils or fewer will receive # 1000 per pupil, while those with 17 or more eligible pupils will receive # 16,000 with an additional # 10 payment per pupil.

For schools that have 16 or less eligible pupils, they will receive # 1,000 per pupils.

Some said the pot was too small to make a difference (though its value has grown significantly in the past five years, and is now worth up to # 1,320 a year per eligible pupil).

In regards to a new school, or a school teaching eligible pupils for the first time in the 2017 to 2018 academic year, funding will be based on data from the autumn 2017 school census.

The Pupil Premium is additional funding given to publicly funded schools in England to raise the attainment of eligible pupils, and close the gap between them and their peers.

View example registration forms for capturing data on existing free school meal eligible pupils, from different local authorities which have already introduced universal free school meals for primary pupils: Southwark Islington Newham Other related case studies: Brighton & Hove

A new maintained school or for those teaching eligible pupils for the first time, funding will be given on 31 January 2018 and 30 April 2018.

a summary of the main barriers to educational achievement faced by eligible pupils at the school

For example, eligible pupils aged between eight and 11 years old are entitled to free transport if their nearest suitable school is more than two miles away, while 11 to 16 - year - olds can get transport if their nearest suitable school is between two and six miles away.

Local authorities will record eligible pupils in the January AP Census based on information provided by alternative education settings on census day.

In Wales, it is currently # 450 per eligible pupil.

To date, funding from the Department for Education (DfE) has been provided for the first two terms of the school year based on an estimate that 87 per cent of eligible pupils will take up the offer of free school meals.

Last year, about one in four premium - eligible pupils in these areas reached this benchmark, Ofsted said.

View example registration forms for capturing data on existing free school meal eligible pupils, from different local authorities which have already introduced universal free school meals for primary pupils:

A further 31 schools put such children top of their oversubscription criteria: the method for deciding whom to admit if there are more eligible pupils than places.

Education Secretary Kirsty Williams has announced that the Early Years Pupil Development Grant (EYPDG) will increase from # 600 to # 700 per eligible pupil.

According to the data, at both primary and secondary level, schools with the highest proportion of free school meals - eligible pupils had more than double the proportion of unqualified teachers than those with the lowest proportion.

For eligible pupils, primary schools will get # 1,300 and secondary schools will get # 935 a year

For eligible pupils, primary schools will get # 1,300 and secondary schools will get # 935

The survey also suggests that few schools have seen any benefits from the extra cash targeted at poorer pupils through the pupil premium - worth # 430 per eligible pupil.

Parents who don't register their eligibility also pose a problem for school budgets, as things like pupil premium cash is paid based on the number of FSM - eligible pupils.

Primary schools will get an extra # 1,300 per eligible pupil and secondary schools will get # 935.

The Ofsted report said this meant an average - sized secondary school in England with an average number of eligible pupils would receive about # 200,000 in extra funding - the equivalent of five full - time teachers.

Schools receive this funding to support their eligible pupils and narrow the attainment...

Schools receive this funding to support their eligible pupils and narrow the attainment gap between them and their peers.

All pupils enrolled at maintained schools and maintained special schools who will have completed the KS2 programme of study in the 2015 to 2016 school year and all eligible pupils enrolled at academies must be registered for the national curriculum tests.

«The bulk of the federal money through Title I for low - income children and through IDEA for disabled youngsters should follow the students to whatever school they choose so that eligible pupils, through open enrollment, can bring their share of the funding with them,» according to the party platform.

«These attainment gaps are significantly larger than the gaps between free school meals - eligible pupils in all schools and their peers who are not eligible for free school meals,» the report said.

And while the few pupils who go to grammar schools and who are eligible for free school meals (FSM) tend to have better results, FSM - eligible pupils in the same areas who do not attend grammar schools — which is the majority — are likely to have lower attainment than those in other parts of England.

The veto presumably means to be eligible a pupil could attend a public school for less than the full 2015 - 16 school year and still become eligible for a special needs voucher.

Eligible pupils may spend up to 2 years in a special class.

Pupil Premium Plus The Pupil Premium is additional money given to schools in England to raise the attainment of eligible pupils.