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Schools: Surrey

Answer

The pupil premium was introduced in April 2011 and allocations have so far been made for the 2011-12 financial year only. For 2011-12 the pupil premium funding is £488 per pupil in respect of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals (FSM), and for children in care who have been continuously looked after for at least six months and £200 per pupil for those whose parents are serving in the armed forces.In 2011-12 the total pupil premium allocation for schools in Woking was £596,000, in respect of 1,370 eligible pupils. This includes pupils 1,120 eligible for the deprivation premium, and 249 pupils eligible for the service premium.In 2011-12 the total pupil premium allocation for Surrey local authority was £5,944,000, in respect of 12,740 eligible pupils. This includes pupils 11,371 eligible for the deprivation premium, 422 eligible for the looked after premium and 945 eligible for the service premium.The allocation for each school in the Woking constituency for 2011-12 is shown in the following table. It is not possible to present at school level eligible looked-after children, service children and FSM pupils recorded on the Alternative Provision census. This is because of the way we collect data for these pupils and for data protection reasons.

Woking
				Deprivation pupil premium²
URN	LA Estab	School name	Number on roll¹	Number of pupils eligible for the deprivation pupil premium	Allocation for the deprivation pupil premium 2011/12³ (£)
135894	1128	North West Secondary Short Stay School	*	*	*
124935	2004	Wyke Primary School	193	20	9,760
124998	2270	Brookwood Primary School	182	22	10,736
124999	2271	Byfleet Primary School	204	28	13,664
125000	2274	Knaphill School	325	15	7,320
125001	2275	Maybury Infant School	99.6	13	6,344
125002	2278	St John's Primary School	192	46	22,448
125003	2279	West Byfleet Infant School	179	8	3,904
125022	2341	The Hermitage Junior School	348	29	14,152
125032	2373	The Oaktree School	268.6	20.6	10,053
125040	2391	Pirbright Village Primary School	414	19	9,272
125047	2406	The Knaphill Lower School	270	9	4,392
125080	2489	Horsell Village School	267	13	6,344
125081	2491	West Byfleet Junior School	240	12	5,856
125082	2492	New Monument School	202	41	20,008
125084	2496	Sythwood Primary School	395	78	38,064
125105	2926	Broadmere Community Primary School	197	65	31,720
125112	2933	Kingfield School	110	28	13,664
125117	2941	Westfield Primary School	220	57	27,816
125118	2942	Beaufort Community Primary School	246	38	18,544
125119	2943	Goldsworth Primary School	420	17	8,296
125150	3042	St Mary's CofE Controlled Primary School, Byfleet	343.7	37	18,056
125201	3416	Horsell CofE Aided Junior School	357	19	9,272
125213	3458	The Marist Catholic Primary School	310	16	7,808
125226	3488	St Hugh of Lincoln Catholic Primary School	211	6	2,928
125238	3920	St Dunstan's Catholics Primary School, Woking	420	18	8,784
131906	3934	Pyrford Church of England Aided Primary School	418	28	13,664
135382	3942	Barnsbury Primary School	364	51	24,888
125266	4457	The Bishop David Brown School	531	94	45,872
125270	4462	Woking High School	1,198	95	46,360
125302	5402	St John the Baptist Catholic Comprehensive School, Woking	986	46	22,448
125314	5414	The Winston Churchill School A Specialist Sports College	1,531	91	44,408
125461	7023	The Park School	*	*	*
125477	7062	Freemantles School	*	*	*
x = Less than 5 pupils or a percentage based on less than 5 pupils or an allocation amount based on less than 5 pupils.
* = Allocations for these schools are not included as they are either a maintained special school or PRU. The premium for these establishments is held with the local authority (please see the conditions of grant).
¹ Full-time equivalent (FTE) pupils in year groups R-11 (where national curriculum year groups do not apply pupils aged 4 to 15). For all those aged 5 and over includes sole or dual main registrations only. In Pupil Referral Units, FTE pupils aged 4 (all registration types) and headcount of pupils aged 5 to 15 (sole or dual main registrations as well as pupils who are registered with other providers and further education colleges).
² Full-time equivalent (FTE) number of pupils known to be eligible for and claiming free school meals in year groups R-11, (where national curriculum year groups do not apply pupils aged 4 to 15). For all those aged 5 and over includes sole or dual main registrations only. In Pupil Referral Units, FTE pupils aged 4 (all registration types) and headcount of pupils aged 5-15 (sole or dual main registrations as well as pupils who are registered with other providers and further education colleges) known to be eligible for and claiming free school meals.
3 Each FSM eligible pupil will attract £488 through the pupil premium. For pupils in maintained primary and secondary schools funding will be passed to schools via the local authorities. Academies will receive funding from the YPLA. For pupils in maintained special schools and PRU's funding will be allocated to local authorities to decide whether to pass on funding to the education setting or lo hold back funding to manage centrally for the benefit of those pupils it has responsibility for.
Notes:
1. Includes middle schools as deemed.
2. Includes primary academies.
3. Includes city technology colleges and secondary academies.
4. Includes maintained special schools, excludes general hospital schools and non-maintained special schools.
5. The number of eligible looked-after children and FSM pupils recorded on the Alternative Provision census are not included in school level tables (although are eligible for the pupil premium) as they are taken from local authority returns.
6. The number of service children are not provided at school level due to data protection issues.

Secondary information

Type

Written question

Reference

103416; 543 c642-5W

Session

2010-12

Subjects

Surrey Pupil premium

Link

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