As part of the way in which the Government funds schools, there is an allocation of money called “The Pupil Premium”. Pupil Premium is additional funding, provided to schools to support specific groups of children who may be in danger of under-attaining. There are three categories of children who qualify for Pupil Premium Funding:
- Children who have been eligible for free school meals within the last six years;
- Looked After Children;
- Armed Forces Children
There is no set guidance on the way in which this funding should be allocated. It is up to individual schools to determine their own priorities and decide how the Pupil Premium is spent, since they are best placed to assess what additional provision should be made. The government requires schools to publish online information about how they have used the Premium.
Please click on the following documents to view further information:
The PE and Sport Premium is designed to help primary schools improve the quality of the PE and sport activities they offer their pupils. It is designed to help schools increase children’s participation in sport activities.
What is the Schools Financial Benchmarking Tool?
The Schools Financial Benchmarking Tool helps schools compare their finances with similar schools and make comparisons between income, balances and workforce structures.
Why benchmark?
Benchmarking helps schools to:
- make better-informed decisions and triggers further discussion
- facilitate peer learning and exchange of ideas between schools and academies
- compare spending with other similar schools or academy trusts
- consider how to use resources to support high-quality teaching and education outcomes for pupils
- consider whether resource allocations are working or whether outcomes could be improved by doing things differently
Here you can view St. John's financial data and see how it compares with other schools. Please click the link below;
https://financial-benchmarking-and-insights-tool.education.gov.uk/school/101788/spending-and-costs
If you require paper copies of anything on the website please speak to the school office and they will be happy to help you.
Croydon Local Authority’s Local Offer for support for Special Educational Needs
Council for Disabled Children - What is a Local Offer?
Please find below, statutory information which we are required to publish. To access please click on the appropriate word.
GDPR Privacy Notice for Pupils and their Families
GDPR Privacy Notice for the School Workforce
GDPR Privacy Notice for the School Governors
GDPR Privacy Notice for Job Applicants
Ofsted
Compare School Performance
Please use the following link to view the performance of schools in England:
https://www.gov.uk/school-performance-tables
St. John's C of E Primary School Performance Data
School Policies
- Accessibility Plan 2024-27
- Admissions Policy 2025
- Anti-Bullying Policy 2025-26
- Attendance Policy Autumn 2025
- Behaviour Policy Autumn 2025
- Charging and Remissions Policy 2025-26
- Collective Worship Policy 2025-27
- Complaints Policy and Procedure 2024-26
- Designated Teacher For Children Looked After (CLA) Policy Autumn 2025
- Equality Information and Objectives 2024-25
- Health and Safety Policy Autumn 2024
- Online Safety Policy Autumn 2025
- PE Spending Report 2024-25
- RE Policy 2024-26
- Remote Learning Policy 2024
- RHSE Policy Autumn 2025
- Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy Autumn 2025
- School SEND Information Report Autumn 2025
- SEND Policy Autumn 2025
- Social Media Policy Autumn 2025
- Sustainability Policy 2025-27
- Uniform Policy 2024-25
- Use of AI policy Autumn 2025