The literacy and numeracy catch-up premium gives schools additional funding to support year 7 pupils who did not achieve the expected standard in English or Maths at the end of key stage 2 (KS2) (Reading or Maths from September 2016). Until September 2016 the expected standard was a level 4 but moving forward following the removal of ‘Levels’ it is now a standardised score of 100 or more in the KS2 tests at the end of Primary School.
If you have any queries, please direct these to Mrs K Wallace, Vice Principal: Curriculum and Achievement
It was exactly 8 years ago today that @Barlby_High visited @AuschwitzMuseum for the first time. Since then over 150 students have visited the site. A further 50 have visited @GMSachsenhausen with another 28 visiting in April. pic.twitter.com/rrHl…
Really proud of our pupils, impeccable behaviour throughout a really long day travelling. Arrived safe and sound. Will keep you posted with our adventure at Disney land Paris. @Barlby_High #barlbydisney2020
From the Astroturfs of Sherburn and Harrogate to the palaces of Disney. It's all magical! @Barlby_High pic.twitter.com/b8Mk…
We won! One man team again. Ben Hudson scored 2 equalisers, one in the last 3 mins, followed by the winning penalty. Yet again superb team spirit and character to keep going when it looked like it just wouldn't happen. District🏆Semi, County🏆Semi, National🏆Semi😁 @Barlby_High pic.twitter.com/owxg…
Fantastic to see former @Barlby_High student @JadeCuttle judging the @CostaBookAwards. And I'm soooooo pleased that @jackfairweather won for The Volunteer. Great choice! twitter.com/JadeCutt…
