Financial Information

On 22nd—28th July 2021, The Archbishop’s Summer School opened its doors for Year 6 going into Year 7 transition students and the Year 10s/going into Year 11s.        

The younger students focussed on getting ready to join the School in September 2021 with a full induction week. The older students joined Mrs Tilstone’s Hollywood Summer School with a range of exciting activities designed to boost them into the GCSE exams year.

The costs for putting on this Summer School (and for which the DFE are supporting with) for the first time was:

To find out more about our financial benchmarking, please follow this link: https://schools-financial-benchmarking.service.gov.uk/school/detail?urn=118898&openOnly=true

At the Archbishop's School the 16-19 Tuition Fund is being used as follows:

Primarily the fund will be used to provide small groups tuition (up to 5 students) for sixth form students who have not yet achieved a grade 4 or above in English and/or Mathematics or who have a grade 4 or above in English and/or Mathematics, but are from an economically disadvantaged background and would need catch-up support.

The provision will not be limited to tuition for English and Mathematics, but will also be used to help students studying other subjects that have been disrupted, including vocational and/or academic learning, following on from the Covid 19 pandemic.

Students with special educational needs and disabilities, who require additional tuition to help them catch up with their studies will also be supported by this provision.

Tuition support offered will be based on an individual needs' assessment; and may include:

*  GCSE re-sit preparation

*  IAG

*  Academic mentoring

*  Subject specific support

The impact of these sessions will be monitored based on student performance and progress in their courses and their preparation for, and confidence in applying to future destinations, including higher education, employment and apprenticeships.