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The pupil premium

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  • 04 Mar 2015
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This guide aims to:

  • Explain the purpose of and pupils’ eligibility for the pupil premium
  • Support schools to maximise the impact of the pupil premium for their disadvantaged pupils
  • Promote evidence-based practice by reviewing the outcomes of research and inspection data on the impact of interventions on attainment
  • Explore issues of accountability and self-review

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