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As a Christian school we have a particular duty to help the disadvantaged. Jesus lead by example and taught us of the need to bring justice to the world. This means that we need to prioritise those in need of the most help so that they are not at a disadvantage in life. It is good that the Government gives a Pupil Premium Grant that we are able to use fully to try and remove the barriers to their success and enable those students to flourish – so that all may have ‘life in all its fullness’.
The Secretary of State for Education lays down the following terms and conditions on which assistance is given in relation to the pupil premium grant (PPG) payable to schools and local authorities for the financial year beginning 1 April 2019. PPG provides funding to support schools with the following:
- raising the attainment of disadvantaged pupils of all abilities to reach their potential
- supporting children and young people with parents in the regular armed forces
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@Bishop Justus - Apr 19
A day full of colour at Bishop Justus #celebrations #powerofdiversity 💛❤️💚💙 pic.twitter.com/zswiFHzeWw
@Bishop Justus - Apr 19
Great to see our staff representing too ❤️💙💚💛 #celebrations #powerofdiversity pic.twitter.com/XYYBc8NUlu
@Bishop Justus - Apr 19
Diversity brunch - Welsh cakes, jollof rice, cake and fruit from around the world enjoyed by all #celebrations #powerofdiversity pic.twitter.com/3KhuhGBhhF
@Bishop Justus - Apr 19
It's Diversity Day at Bishop Justus!!! #celebrations #powerofdiversity pic.twitter.com/CpHzoNbgyl
@Bishop Justus - Apr 18
Our YR13’s working creatively on the collaborative Anniversary Patchwork. pic.twitter.com/ODCi2mqL1G
@Bishop Justus - Apr 18
This week's 5-a-day starters have an EDI focus to reflect our inclusive curriculum. Today, Year 7 English thought about which characters are outsiders in 'Mortal Engines'; Year 8 English considered the immigrant experiences of British-Nigerian poet Inua Ellams #powerofdiversity pic.twitter.com/tFHzK3px6w
@Bishop Justus - Apr 18
The flags are up and the drums are out for the Talent Show... we are so excited for DIVERSITY DAY tomorrow! #celebrations #powerofdiversity pic.twitter.com/9NclTr8GJ1
@Bishop Justus - Apr 17
Students have been voting for their DIVERSITY DAY music choices from around the world; each year group's chosen track will play during transition times on Friday. The votes are in! Let the dancing begin #celebrations #powerofdiversity pic.twitter.com/bafR0SqyL7
@Bishop Justus - Apr 17
Last night 22 students in Yr9/10 were treated to a theatre trip to see this brilliant play. A late night, but worth it. Thank You @sohoplacelondon. pic.twitter.com/Gzavrd4gZ8
@Bishop Justus - Apr 15
Day #1 of Term 5 and we are counting down to DIVERSITY DAY this Friday! Today students have been voting for their top tracks from around the world to play in the corridors on Friday... winning tracks will be revealed tomorrow! #celebrations #powerofdiversity pic.twitter.com/dh3MawI60p
@Bishop Justus - Mar 27
Yr12 fish dissection lesson today. Students learnt when fish close its mouth & raises the floor of the buccal cavity, the volume is decreased, & consequently the pressure is increased. Water is then driven over the gills, where gas exchange takes place, out through the operculum. pic.twitter.com/BowYHEPzaD
@Bishop Justus - Mar 26
Today Year 7 had our termly Eucharist where we reflected on National Epilepsy Day and the importance of being kind.We said goodbye to our acting Headteacher Mrs Ferguson today in our worship. We thank her for her help and guidance this academic year and wish her the well. pic.twitter.com/byED7xb25M