ACHIEVEMENT
There were no national tests this academic year due to coronavirus
SEND
Acting SENDCO: Kelli Jurgs
“Many children who are not progressing as expected, or are falling behind their peers, can be supported, and have their needs met, through normal teaching and learning strategies, modification to teaching approaches and to classroom organisation, or through provision of ancillary equipment and aids.”
Code of Practice, DfES, 2014.
At North Primary School, we recognised and offer an inclusive curriculum, where every child, including those identified with SEN, can imagine, believe and achieve, both within and beyond the classroom.
We understand that the holistic needs of a child must be met to ensure their future happiness, success, independence and resilience. Through making reasonable adjustments, and working closely with trained staff and outside professional experts, we endeavour to maintain:
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High levels of attendance to ensure personalised targets are met,
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Retention of new information through our connected curriculum,
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Open communication with the pupil, parents/carers and other involved adults to monitor and track progression and
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Celebrating achievements.
PUPIL PREMIUM
Acting Pupil Premium Lead: Viv Peasah
“The quality of care for pupils whose circumstances may make them vulnerable is of a high standard Leaders spend additional funding well, including additional government funding for disadvantaged pupils and SEN needs.” Oftsed, 2018
At North Primary School pupils who are academically and socially disadvantage are provided with additional learning and extra curricula opportunities.
This provision includes:
Additional learning opportunities: children writing and reading support, phonic support, small group intervention (tuition)
Extra curricula activities: Breakfast club, fencing club, piano lessons, subsidised school trips, drama club, library club
Children comments:
‘I enjoy breakfast club because I eat good breakfast to help me concentrate and it makes me calm for the day.’ ‘I enjoy the sporting activities it is diverse; fencing is a new sport for me. It is awesome!’
SPORTS PREMIUM
Sports Lead: Peter Blackman
We have an extensive PE curriculum and sports club offer. Every child in years 5 & 6 will compete in a sports competition. We teach the Real PE curriculum. For more information see the curriculum maps on the page called 'curriculum'.
To book clubs, please click the link on the page called 'children'.
OFSTED
May 1st 2018
Effectiveness of leadership and management: Good
Quality of teaching, learning and assessment: Good
Personal development, behaviour and welfare: Outstanding
Outcomes for pupils: Good
Early years provision: Good