Our School
Pupil Premium
At Oakworth Primary School, we are committed to ensuring that all pupils—regardless of their background or any challenges they may face—make good progress and achieve high standards across all areas of the curriculum. A key part of this commitment is our focus on narrowing the gap between pupils who are eligible for Pupil Premium and their peers.
Each year, the school receives Pupil Premium Funding—a government grant designed to support children who are currently entitled to Free School Meals (or have been at any point in the past six years), as well as Looked After Children. This funding is used to provide targeted interventions, enrichment opportunities, and additional support that help ensure all children can reach their full potential.
At Oakworth, we publish an annual Pupil Premium Strategy Statement, outlining how we use this funding, the impact it has, and why it plays such an important role in our school. For further details on how the funding has been spent and the outcomes achieved over the past three years, please refer to the Pupil Premium Reports linked below.
PE & Sports Premium Funding
At Oakworth Primary School, we are proud of our strong sporting tradition and continued success in a range of competitions and events. While we celebrate these achievements, we are equally committed to ensuring that all our pupils have the opportunity to take part in high-quality physical education and physical activity.
The PE and Sports Premium funding supports us in this aim by enabling investment in additional resources, staff training, and a broad range of extracurricular opportunities. We use the funding carefully and strategically to improve the quality of PE lessons, increase participation across the school, and ensure that every child—regardless of ability or background—can enjoy the benefits of an active lifestyle.
Please use the links below to view our current PE Premium plan and details of how the funding has been used in previous years.
'Pupils are happy and thriving.' Ofsted 2022
'Pupils are polite and courteous; they treat one another with care and respect.' Ofsted 2022
