Pupil Premium
The programme for personal development is effective. It helps pupils to build an awareness of life in modern British society. Pupils learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle, including exercise and diet, and the importance of good mental well-being. Pupils develop a strong moral compass and respect others. They know that unkindness, including discrimination, is wrong. Pupils also enjoy participating in clubs and performances, as well as visiting museums and geographical sites.
Ofsted 2024
The Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) is an amount of money that a school receives based upon the number of children at the school that are entitled to and in receipt of free school meals (FSM); those who have been eligible at any point over the last 6 years (Ever 6); children who are looked after by the Authority (CLA) and children of service personnel.
The purpose of this funding is to target additional money at pupils from the most deprived background to help them achieve their full potential. You can read how we spend the PP at Eastergate school by clinking on the link below. The school's leadership team and the Governing Body monitor the impact of all spending and the use of the Pupil Premium Grant to support families and children who are entitled to the funding and others where possible.