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Pupil Premium

Please see the links below for our Pupil Premium Strategy Statements:

The Pupil Premium Strategy Statement for 2022/23 can be viewed HERE.

The Pupil Premium Strategy Statement for 2021/22 can be viewed HERE.

The Pupil Premium Strategy Statement for 2020/21 can be viewed HERE.

Hampton College is a 4-19 comprehensive school offering places to pupils of all aptitudes and abilities. The development of the whole child is a major emphasis in the school. We aim to enable young people to achieve outstanding levels of achievement.

High expectations of work and behaviour, with a firm, fair code of conduct are applied consistently and these are understood by students, teachers and parents.

As members of a comprehensive school, students have full access to and experience of the curriculum regardless of race, class, gender, physical ability and religious belief. The College promotes a sense of self-esteem, responsibility and tolerance in young people. It values and challenges the individual so that they achieve the highest levels of attainment whatever their starting point.

Pupil Premium is therefore a key resource for ensuring the realisation of this inclusive and aspirational ethos. Pupil Premium is paid to schools for students who are: recorded as being eligible for Free School Meals (FSM) in the last 6 years, who are ‘Looked After’ or who have a parent serving in the armed forces.

In addition, to ensure value for money and support we have allocated staff time for:

  • Tracking the prior attainment, current and future attainment of these students;
  • Tracking and supporting good attendance;
  • Provision mapping for all SEN students to ensure they are supported in making progress with their learning (a large proportion of Pupil Premium students also require SEN support);
  • Additional careers advice to raise the aspirations, motivation and attainment and reduce the chance of NEET (Not in Employment Education or Training).