New School Year boost for Prestwich Schools

As the new school year begins, pupils in our local schools here in Prestwich will benefit from an extra £1,239,600 on top of the school budget thanks to the Liberal Democrat Pupil Premium.

The Pupil Premium helps to provide extra support for the children who need it the most.

Schools will be able to spend this money in ways that they feel helps their pupils best. Evidence shows some schools use it to hire extra staff offer reading and maths classes for children who need an extra hand or to provide appropriate IT facilities.

And in 2014/15, the Pupil Premium will be increased to £1,300 per eligible primary school pupil up from £900 per child this year.

We have learnt that if your child starts behind in secondary school, they stay behind. That is unacceptable. As part of the Liberal Democrats’ aim to build a fairer society, the Coalition Government is putting extra money into primary schools to help teachers support disadvantaged children.

School Name	Pupil premium 2011/12	Pupil premium 2012/13	Pupil premium 2013/14	Summer schools	Catch-up premium
St Mary’s Church of England Aided Primary School, Prestwich	£6,832	£15,575	£24,300
Park View Primary School	£32,696	£59,062	£108,900
St Hilda’s Church of England Primary School	£8,784	£19,936	£42,300
St Monica’s RC High School	£50,264	£112,140	£166,800		£10,500
Prestwich Arts College	£111,752	£221,165	£320,400	£9,750	£18,500
St Margaret’s Church of England Primary School	£3,416	£13,706	£22,500
Parrenthorn High School	£56,608	£122,108	£190,800	£4,750	£11,000
Our Lady of Grace RC Primary School	£15,616	£35,511	£54,000
Cloughside College	n/a	£623	£900
Butterstile Primary School	£30,256	£55,447	£93,600
Heaton Park Primary Schol	£46,360	£88,455	£138,600
Sedgley Park Community Primary School	£15,128	£31,150	£48,600
Yesoiday Hatorah School	n/a	£9,345	£19,800
Manchester Mesivta School	£1,464	£3,738	£8,100		£2,500
	£379,176	£787,961	£1,239,600	£14,500	£42,500

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