Extra lessons to help in holidays
SCHOOL pupils could be given extra lessons in the school holidays in a bid to improve their English and maths.
The Department for Education has given a grant of £201,500, known as a catch-up premium, to help year seven students who do not reach the expected level in literacy and maths when they finish primary school.
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The cash will be split between 13 secondary schools across North Somerset and could be spent on a number of initiatives, such as holding additional lessons during the holidays.
Each school will be given £500 per pupil and will be able to decide best how it should spend the money on helping children achieve targets.
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Baytree School will receive £2,500, Broadoak Mathematics and Computing College £16,000, Churchill Academy and Sixth Form £11,000 and Hans Price Academy £15,000. Priory Community School will get £25,000, Westhaven Special School £5,500 and Worle School £33,500. Backwell School will receive £21,500, Clevedon School £23,000 and Gordano School £21,500.
Nailsea School has been allocated £13,500, Ravenswood School £4,500 and St Katherine's School £9,000.
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