Pupil Premium
Humphrey Perkins has a lower than National number of disadvantaged students, approximately 20%.This includes looked after students, those with parents in the armed forces and those eligible for free school meals. Whilst some achieve successful outcomes the progress of disadvantaged students is lower than National expectation at Humphrey Perkins and research shows that disadvantaged students typically have lower attendance than their peers, are more likely to have behavioural problems and are less likely to achieve in exams.
Humphrey Perkins has identified improving outcomes and attendance for students eligible for Pupil Premium as a main priority.
| Year | Number eligible | Allocation |
|---|---|---|
| 2024/2025 | 176 | £175,335 |
| Useful Information |
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| Education Endowment Foundation Pupil Premium Guide |
| HPS Strategy Statement |