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Clover Way, Gadebridge Road

Hemel Hempstead, HP1 3EA

Pupil Premium

High Standards

Year 6 pupils attained considerably higher in reading and writing, compared nationally.

Ofsted

St Cuthbert Mayne
2016-03-14T15:19:08+00:00

Ofsted

Year 6 pupils attained considerably higher in reading and writing, compared nationally.

I enjoy maths

I like the way we are taught in mathematics

Alex

Year 4

St Cuthbert Mayne
2016-03-14T15:19:18+00:00

Alex

Year 4

I like the way we are taught in mathematics

School Leadership

The leadership team has created an enriching learning environment

Ofsted

St Cuthbert Mayne
2019-01-23T11:35:12+00:00

Ofsted

The leadership team has created an enriching learning environment

Confidence

Pupils love learning and have the confidence to try new things

Ofsted

St Cuthbert Mayne
2019-01-23T11:38:57+00:00

Ofsted

Pupils love learning and have the confidence to try new things

Quality teaching

The quality of teaching is good.

Westminster Diocese

St Cuthbert Mayne
2019-01-27T09:37:04+00:00

Westminster Diocese

The quality of teaching is good.
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St Cuthbert Mayne

Pupil Premium

We use our Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) to support children’s academic achievement and social, moral, spiritual and emotional well-being.

The funding is used to overcome barriers which prevent some children accessing learning in a way that’s comparable with the rest of the pupil cohort.

The PPG enables us to provide exciting and challenging learning experiences appropriate to the needs of child. Our Mission Statement of ‘Growing together in love and learning’ means that all children must be given the opportunity to fulfil potential and realise ambitious goals. The additional motivating and engaging activities we offer through the PPG, help to raise self-esteem and promote a life-long love of learning.

Many of the activities funded by the PPG enabled children to grow in confidence and to be fully included in their class groups. The social and pastoral benefits of such inclusion proved critical to children’s self-esteem.

Pupil Premium expenditure is tracked on a monthly basis, in line with other school accounts. Progress of the children in receipt of this funding is reviewed twice termly.

A full review of PPG spend, and the progress of the relevant children, is carried out annually in April and is monitored and reviewed by the Finance, Pay and Premises Committee and Governing Body.

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