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If you wish your child to be considered under the religious criteria, please complete a SIFA form located in the side bar.
If you have applied and been refused a place at our Academy (in any year group), you are entitled to appeal against that decision.
Appeals for PDET academies are administered by The Diocese of Peterborough Education team.
The pack includes some explanatory notes about the process of Admission Appeals and a Notice of Appeal form that, should you decide to proceed with an appeal, will need to be completed and returned by email if possible, but if not, to the Diocesan Office instead.
Following the National Offer Day on 16 April 2021, the deadline for lodging an on-time appeal is 9:00am on 21 May 2021.
Proposed appeal hearing dates are during the weeks commencing 21 June and 28 June 2021.
Decision letters will be sent within five working days of the appeal hearing, subject to any unforeseen circumstances.
Pupil Premium money is provided through the Local Authority to support pupils from low income families who are eligible for Free School Meals and other target groups including Looked After Children and pupils of Forces employees.
Each year this funding is used to provide additional intervention programmes for children; this is delivered through teaching small groups, Intervention sessions with Class Teachers and Teaching Assistant support and help towards the funding of Educational Trips, Instrumental Lessons in school and After School Clubs.
Children's progress is tracked to ensure that at least satisfactory progress is made for our target children, as we do for all children in our school.
The full funding allocation and expenditure can be seen in the Pupil Premiumm Action Plan on our Policies & Documentspage.
PE and Sport Premium funding received by the school has enabled the children, through the Kettering Small Schools Sports Partnership to participate in numerous tournaments, including Athletics, Football, Tag Rugby, Gymnastics, Tennis, Tri-Golf, Netball.
Further details on how the funding is used can be found on our Policies & Documentspage.
The school aims to provide equal opportunities for all.
There is access for wheelchair users from both the top of school to the lower level and from the playground to the lower part of school.
A disabled toilet is available at the top of school.
Whatever the ability of each pupil, the school seeks to provide a suitable teaching programme.
Nationally, one fifth of all children may need special educational support at some point in their school career.
Children with learning, social, emotional or behavioural problems are sympathetically helped by the staff in partnership with parents.
In certain cases it may be felt that outside professional help is needed, which would be sought only with parents prior permission and co-operation.
The Governor who is responsible for SEN monitors the school policy and its implementation.
The School recognises and supports the needs of children identified as Gifted and Talented.
The DCSF classification is "gifted and talented pupils are those pupils who achieve or have the ability to achieve at a level significantly in advance of their year group within their school.".
At Pytchley Primary School, we are committed to quality in all areas of school life.