COVID Catch Up Premium Strategy
School Led Tutoring Grant 2023-24
Under School-Led Tutoring, all eligible state-funded schools are given a ringfenced grant to fund locally sourced tutoring provision for disadvantaged pupils.
Under School-Led Tutoring, all eligible state-funded schools are given a ringfenced grant to fund locally sourced tutoring provision for disadvantaged pupils. This could include using existing staff such as teachers and teaching assistants or external tutoring resources such as private tutors or returning teachers. The grant gives schools the flexibility to use tutors with whom they are familiar. All state-funded schools with pupils eligible for pupil premium will receive a ring-fenced grant. From May 2022, funding was allocated for around 76% of pupils, in Year 1 to 11, eligible for pupil premium, per school. This was additional funding for schools to deliver tuition within 2021/22 academic year. 75% of the cost is subsidised in academic year 2021/22. Schools will need to fund the remaining 25% through other budgets, for example recovery premium or pupil premium. The subsidy rate for 2023/24 will be 50%.
The amount that Southgate will receive in 2023-24 is projected to be £16,567.50 for 94 pupils.
Total expenditure for School Led Tutoring: £33,135 (50% of this is £16,567.50 and the remaining 50% – £16,567.50- to come from Pupil Premium)
Under School-Led Tutoring, all eligible state-funded schools are given a ringfenced grant to fund locally sourced tutoring provision for disadvantaged pupils. This could include using existing staff such as teachers and teaching assistants or external tutoring resources such as private tutors or returning teachers. The grant gives schools the flexibility to use tutors with whom they are familiar. All state-funded schools with pupils eligible for pupil premium will receive a ring-fenced grant. From May 2022, funding was allocated for around 76% of pupils, in Year 1 to 11, eligible for pupil premium, per school. This was additional funding for schools to deliver tuition within 2021/22 academic year. 75% of the cost is subsidised in academic year 2021/22. Schools will need to fund the remaining 25% through other budgets, for example recovery premium or pupil premium. The subsidy rate for 2022/23 will be 60% and for 2023/24 will be 50%.
The amount that Southgate will receive in 2022-23 is projected to be £37,647 for 89 pupils.
Total expenditure for School Led Tutoring: £62,745 (60% of this is £37,647 and the remaining 40% – £25,098 – to come from Pupil Premium)