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VOLUNTARY MODEL FORM to check eligibility for the EARLY YEARS PUPIL PREMIUM We would like to collect information about you and your child. This will help us to provide the best education and support

How to fill out early years pupil premium

How to fill out early years pupil premium

1. To fill out the early years pupil premium, follow these steps:
2. Start by assessing if your early years setting is eligible for early years pupil premium (EYPP). In England, EYPP is available for children aged 3 or 4 years old who meet certain criteria.
3. Collect the necessary information and documentation, including evidence of eligibility, such as evidence of household income, receipt of certain benefits, or if the child is in care.
4. Complete the EYPP application form provided by your local authority or school.
5. Submit the filled-out form along with any required supporting documents to the designated authority.
6. Wait for the authority to review your application and determine if your setting qualifies for EYPP.
7. If your application is successful, you will start receiving the early years pupil premium funding to support eligible children in your setting.
8. Keep track of the progress and outcomes of the children benefiting from the EYPP funding and report any changes or improvements.
9. Follow any additional guidance or instructions provided by your local authority or school regarding EYPP reporting and utilization of funds.

Who needs early years pupil premium?

1. Early years pupil premium (EYPP) is designed for children in England who are aged 3 or 4 years old and meet specific criteria.
2. The following groups of children are eligible for early years pupil premium:
3. - Children aged 3 or 4 who are in local authority care or have been adopted from care.
4. - Children aged 3 or 4 who have left care through a special guardianship order, child arrangements order or an adoption order.
5. - Children aged 3 or 4 who receive certain benefits, such as Income Support, Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance, or Universal Credit with net earnings not exceeding the equivalent of £15,400.
6. - Children aged 3 or 4 who have been identified as having been in local authority care.
7. It is important to check the specific eligibility criteria provided by your local authority or school to determine if a child qualifies for EYPP.

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What is early years pupil premium?

Early Years Pupil Premium is additional funding for early years providers to support disadvantaged three and four year old children to achieve their full potential.

Who is required to file early years pupil premium?

Early years providers that offer funded education for eligible three and four year old children are required to file for early years pupil premium.

How to fill out early years pupil premium?

To fill out early years pupil premium, you need to complete the relevant forms provided by your local authority or funding body, ensuring you provide the necessary information about eligible children.

What is the purpose of early years pupil premium?

The purpose of early years pupil premium is to provide resources and support to help improve the educational outcomes of disadvantaged children in their early years.

What information must be reported on early years pupil premium?

Providers must report details about the number of eligible children, types of support and interventions used, and the outcomes achieved for those children.