Sentence examples for premium funding from inspiring English sources

They are also concerned about the impact of the policy on their pupil premium funding.

It costs £200 a day to employ him – more than £23,000 a year, paid for out of the pupil premium funding St Aloysius receives for disadvantaged children.

Some schools are said to be giving away iPads to encourage poorer parents to register, so they continue to receive this extra "pupil premium" funding.

According to Department for Education figures, across England an average of 11% of families entitled to free meals do not claim them - which means that their schools do not receive the pupil premium funding.

Kent, with a large number of schools and pockets of deprivation, will also be among the biggest recipients, eligible for £24m next year, while schools in neighbouring East Sussex will receive £8.2m from pupil premium funding.

Schools which are deemed to be not doing enough to close the attainment gap between rich and poor pupils will have to produce action plans showing how they will spend pupil premium funding.

Is the distribution of pupil premium funds really fair to working parents just above the poverty line?

On top of providing income to some 1,000 farmers, Mr. Gage said Runa puts money into a "social premium fund" the workers can tap collectively to finance local development projects.

■ Half of the €7.4m in Fairtrade Premium funds that Fairtrade sugar farmers earned in 2011 was invested by the producers in business and organisational development or production and processing.

For starters, the premium funds work well to benefit APAS because it is a tight knit and well run place, but when co-ops aren't as stable it can lend itself to poor use or distribution.

The premium funds are divided into two tiers – the Individual Account Fund IAFF) and the Social Pooling Fund SPFF).