Pupil Premium

Pupil Premium strategy statement 2024-25

Pupil Premium is a sum of money the school receives for each student who is either in receipt of Free School Meals (FSM) or who has been in receipt of them in the past. We also receive money to support students from service families and those who are looked after outside of their families. Nationally, the statistics show that students from these groups tend to do less well than their peers in public examinations and so the aim of this money is to try to close that attainment gap.

To read more about how the pupil premium is spent, please click on the strategy statement above.

At Abbeywood Community School we view the needs of all students as important and we strive to create the best opportunities and experiences for every single student at the school.

In addition to the Pupil Premium grant the school provides financial support for students from lower income families through our Hardship Fund. Please see our charging and remissions policy for more details - please click here.

Pupil Premium Grant income for 2024-2025 is £287,710.

Income

2017-2018 - £211k

2018-2019 - £211k

2019-2020 - £217,855

2020-2021 - £211,777

2021-2022 - £213,920

2022-2023 - £320,840

2023-2024 is £208,553
Regardless of your postcode, all applications should be made to South Gloucestershire Council