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How to fill out early years pupil premium

1. To fill out the early years pupil premium, follow these steps:
2. Gather the necessary information- You will need information such as the child's name, date of birth, and address.
3. Check eligibility- Ensure that the child meets the eligibility criteria for the early years pupil premium. This usually includes factors such as the child being in receipt of certain benefits.
4. Complete the application form- Fill out the application form accurately, providing all the required information.
5. Submit the application- Once you have completed the form, submit it to the appropriate authority. This can vary depending on your location, so make sure to check with the relevant organization or department.
6. Await confirmation- After submitting the application, you will need to wait for confirmation of eligibility and the outcome of your application. This may involve a review and assessment process.
7. Receive funding- If the application is approved, you will receive early years pupil premium funding for the eligible child, which can be used for their educational purposes.

Who needs early years pupil premium?

1. The early years pupil premium is designed to support children in early education settings who come from disadvantaged backgrounds or low-income families.
2. Those who may need early years pupil premium include:
3. - Children from families receiving certain benefits, such as Income Support or Universal Credit
4. - Children who have been adopted or in care
5. - Children from families with parents in the armed forces
6. - Children who have left care through a special guardianship order or child arrangements order
7. - Children from families with refugee status
8. It is important to check the specific eligibility requirements set by your local authority or early education provider to determine if a child qualifies for early years pupil premium.

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What is early years pupil premium?

Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) is additional funding provided to early years settings in England to improve the education they offer to disadvantaged 3 and 4-year-olds.

Who is required to file early years pupil premium?

Early years settings in England are required to file early years pupil premium if they have eligible children in their care.

How to fill out early years pupil premium?

Early years settings can fill out the early years pupil premium form online on the Department for Education's website.

What is the purpose of early years pupil premium?

The purpose of early years pupil premium is to close the attainment gap between disadvantaged children and their peers by providing additional funding for early years education.

What information must be reported on early years pupil premium?

Early years settings must report the number of eligible children in their care and how the funding will be used to support their education.