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Beaumont Leys



Pupil Premium - Strategy and Evaluations - Impact and Achievements

PP Strategy 2026-2027

Year 11 Pupil Premium (PP) Outcomes for the academic year 2025-2026

2025-2026 Cohort: 30% of this year group was Pupil Premium (61 students)

Measure:

Leavers Cohort 2023 results
PP

Leavers Cohort 2024 results
PP

Leavers Cohort 2025 results
PP

Leavers Cohort 2026 results
PP

Attainment 8 scores

35.0

33.0

34.4

45.16

Overall Progress 8 scores

-0.67

-0.77

0.17(FFT Data) *

0.35*

 2025-2026 was a very successful year for our disadvantaged students. This is reflected in very positive attainment and progress. For the 61 Pupil Premium (PP) students within our 2026 leavers cohort, the average Attainment 8 score has improved from 3.44 in 2025 to 4.52 in 2026. In addition, total Attainment 8 scores for PP students have improved from 34.40 to 45.16. Many of our disadvantaged students join us with lower-than-average prior attainment and so these positive outcomes are the result of exceptional progress made throughout their time at Beaumont Leys School. This is highlighted by our PP Progress 8 score being +0.35*. In addition, our Alps Key Stage for QI score for Disadvantaged students was 1.05, placing us in the top few percentiles for schools.

* Figure calculated using FFT data. There will be no Progress 8 figure from government this year.

In addition to our disadvantaged students performing so well, the gap between non-disadvantaged and disadvantaged students has closed year on year, with the current year’s gap being the smallest we have ever had. Given our non-disadvantaged students also improved from the prior year, this represents a fantastic achievement. For 2025, the attainment gap between disadvantaged (35.41) and non-disadvantaged (50.19) was 15.78. For 2026 the attainment gap between disadvantaged (45.16) and non-disadvantaged (51.80) closed to 6.64.

These successes are the culmination of a five-year journey working with these students and building a culture of high aspiration, where students have a good attendance to school and they thrive. This is a direct impact of our skilled teaching staff working to implement effective and consistent teaching and learning strategies. For example, our ‘100% engagement’ strategies and literacy interventions. These together with our extensive wider personal development programme, have all helped to prepare students for the demands of study, readying them for success.


Full details and analysis of our Pupil Premium strategy can be found in our strategy evaluation report for 2025-2026.

Measure:

2023 results PP

2024 results PP

2025 results PP

2025 Gaps between PP & non-PP

2026 results PP

2026 Internal Gaps between PP & non-PP

Attainment 8

35

33

34.4

-15.78

45.16

-6.64

Basics 4+

41%

40%

37.9%

-37.5%

57.4%

-15.5%

Basics 5+

24%

21%

15.2%

-34.8%

34.4%

-14.2%

English 4+

57%

52%

62.1%

-23.8%

77.0%

-9.1%

English 5+

43%

35%

33.3%

-35.0%

65.6%

-0.4%

Maths 4+

45%

49%

40.9%

-37.3%

60.7%

-16.4%

Maths 5+

28%

29%

22.7%

-32.2%

37.7%

-17.9%

Progress 8 English*

-0.51

-0.75

+0.41

-0.46

0.36

-0.04

Progress 8 Maths*

-0.80

-0.80

-0.77

-0.83

0.05

-0.37

Progress 8 EBacc*

-0.71

-0.71

-0.87

-0.85

0.43

-0.16

Progress 8 Open*

-0.46

-0.60

+0.44

-0.83

0.47

-0.19

* Figure taken from Sisra Analytics. This is calculated from FFT data. The government is not publishing Progress 8 data for this year.


Overall, for our 2026 leavers cohort, our disadvantaged students have improved from the prior year across all measures. In addition, gaps to non-disadvantaged students have closed. We are very proud of all the ways that we go the extra mile for our disadvantaged students and our 2026 results give confidence that we have the right strategies in place for them.

Pupil Premium Strategy Reports

Below are the reports for the objectives and expenditure for Pupil Premium:

2025 - 2026 Pupil Premium Strategy

2024 - 2025 Pupil Premium Strategy

2023 - 2024 Pupil Premium Strategy

 

Strategy Report Archive

2022 - 2023 Pupil Premium Strategy

2021 - 2022 Pupil Premium Strategy

2020 - 2021 Pupil Premium Strategy

2019 - 2020 Pupil Premium Strategy

2018 - 2019 Pupil Premium Strategy