Pupil Premium

The Pupil Premium is additional funding every school receives from the Government to improve the attainment of disadvantaged students

Who is eligible?

Students who are eligible for Pupil Premium are those meet one or more of the following: 

  • Eligible for Targeted Free School Meals 
  • Eligible for Targeted Free School Meals in the last 6 years (Ever 6) 
  • Child currently in care (LAC)
  • Child previously in care (PLAC) - including adopted children, those under special guardianship or child arrangement orders 
  • Child with a parent/carer serving in the Armed Forces (Service Premium) 

Please note: Those on Expanded Free School Meals do not qualify for Pupil Premium

If you think your child may be eligible for Free School Meals please click our Free School Meals page to see the criteria which need to be met and details on how to apply.

 
How do we use the additional funding?

At Judgemeadow, we use Pupil Premium funding to help every eligible student reach their full potential. This support is designed to remove barriers to learning and ensure all students can succeed, whatever their background.

Our support is guided by evidence-based research and is set out in our Pupil Premium Strategy document, which can be found in the Useful Documents section below.

We also understand that every child’s needs are different. Each Pupil Premium student receives a personal allowance of £100 per year, which can be used to support learning in a range of ways. This may include help with equipment, uniform, or contributing towards enrichment activities such as school trips.

The Pupil Premium grant is managed by Ms Robyn Mansfield, our Pupil Premium Champion, who is based in the PP office at the end of the Technology corridor. To access support, students can speak to Ms Mansfield directly or contact the Pupil Premium team.


Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0116 241 1929 Ext. 3341

useful documents
Disadvantage Strategy Review 2023-24
JMCC Pupil Premium Strategy 2025-26

 

PP support pathway