Financial Information 

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Longcroft School does not have any school employees who have a gross salary over £100k

Performance Tables

Below is a summary of Longcroft School and Sixth Form outcomes for 2025 for ease of reference. 

GCSE Results

 

* Please note that progress measures will not be published nationally for 2024/5 due to the impact of the Covid pandemic when these children left primary school. Calculations here are based on nationally standardised and directly comparable assessments that were undertaken on arrival in Year 7.

 A Level results.

SUPP: Suppressed in circumstances we will suppress an establishment data. This is usually when there are 5 or fewer pupils or students covered by the measure.

To view school performance, characteristics, workforce, finance and Ofsted inspection outcomes, you can find and compare schools and colleges by following the link below. Please note that published data is updated in October of each year with provisional figures for the previous academic year, but final outcomes are not provided until the following January.

Click here to access the DfE headline data publication for Longcroft School and Sixth Form

 

Pupil Premium

The Pupil Premium is additional school funding for children eligible for free school meals, looked after children and those from families with parents in the Armed Forces. It is up to the school to decide how it spends this money to raise achievement and improve outcomes for these students and pupils. 

For information about Pupil Premium eligibility criteria please click here 

Approach and Strategic Summary

In supporting those students and pupils who are eligible for the Pupil Premium, we recognise that not all those who receive free school meals will be socially disadvantaged and not all socially disadvantaged pupils will be in receipt of free school meals. Support and intervention will be allocated to those students or student cohorts identified as a priority dependent on need, whether this in terms of supporting their attainment and progress and/or their well-being. Not all students and pupils receiving free school meals will be in receipt of Pupil Premium interventions at any one time therefore.

The Pupil Premium Grant will be used to support the school's ´personalised learning´ ethos and to remove barriers to learning, and to promote progress. This will include:

• the provision of student and pupil profiles for all staff so that teaching and learning can be carefully matched to the needs of students and pupils
• the provision of teaching and learning resources matched to the needs of students and pupils
• whole staff training and development focused on meeting the needs of all students and pupils
• intervention in English and Maths, and support for other subject specific intervention
• additional Education Welfare Officer hours to improve attendance for targeted students and pupils
• support with transport to and from school to improve attendance for targeted students and pupils
• specific pastoral and inclusion staff training in supporting the emotional well-being of students and pupils
• purchasing of additional Careers guidance and interviews for targeted students and pupils
• provision of additional extra-curricular enrichment activities for targeted students and pupils
• the allocation of a dedicated pastoral staff member to respond to the needs of students and pupils who have families serving in the Armed Forces

Please see below the Pupil Premium Plan.