1. Pupil Premium Conference – focus on Worcestershire Catherine Crooks Group Manager – Schools and Settings 1

2. 2 If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you always got. - Mark Twain

3. Conundrum 3 Ofsted inspection outcomes v LA wide data Not just about ‘gaps’

4. Worcestershire data

5. Focus on KS2 % pupils attaining Level 4 in R, W, M Disadvantaged pupilsOther pupils 2014201220142012 England67618380 Worcs60548279 % Attainment Gap Disadvantaged / Non-disadvantaged 20142012 England1619 Worcs2225

6. Possible explanations? 6 Smaller proportion of pupils? Schools are less well funded? Moving school during KS2? Complexity of pupil needs?

10. Complexity of pupil needs Pupils eligible for pupil premium have a range of other characteristics - SEN EAL Mobility Involvement with Early Help and Social Care

11. Achievement for All 45 Worcestershire First and Primary Schools Impact – Progress made by targeted pupils described by AfA as 'exceptional‘ – Average points progress 5.1 in reading and 5.5 in maths – around double expected levels; – Evidence suggests gains are being maintained Achieving Early – AfA for EY Input Kate Brunt, The Rivers C of E Academy Trust

12. What works well Monitoring impact – baseline; during; after; Setting SMART targets; Focused and time limited interventions; Clear role for governors – challenge and accountability.