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This places the school in the top 3% of all primary schools nationally, and Mr Gibb writes 'Thank you for your work in this vital area of a child's early education and congratulations again to you and your staff for all you have achieved.'
"The school is a positive and welcoming place. Staff and pupils are friendly, polite and demonstrate respect for each other.
You have quickly established a culture of high ambition for pupils' academic and personal development. You provide a clear focus on achieving the highest quality of teaching and learning. This is recognised and greatly valued by staff, pupils and parents. One parent commented, 'I can't speak highly enough about North Leigh School. It always has the interests of our children at heart'."
Pupil Premium and Recovery Premium is funding to improve education outcomes for disadvantaged pupils in schools in England. Evidence shows that disadvantaged children generally face additional challenges in reaching their potential at school and often may not perform as well as other pupils. Schools are accountable for how they spend their Pupil Premium and Recovery Premium funding and need to ensure this has an impact on supporting the achievement and attainment of those pupils who are eligible for Free School Meals (FSM).
The information below details our Pupil Premium and Recovery Premium Grant, how we allocate the funding and the impact it has on our pupil's progress.
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