For several years, Carnegie Primary School has received Pupil Equity Fund (PEF), more recently referred to as Scottish Attainment Challenge Fund (SAC), with a focus on closing the attainment gap between the most and least disadvantaged children. At Carnegie, the funding continues to support activities and interventions with planned outcomes to improve Literacy, Numeracy and Health and Wellbeing, and to help provide improved opportunities for your child’s learning. This session we are pleased to receive £110,250 allowing us to continue this level of targeted support making a difference to our most vulnerable families impacted by poverty. This session we will extend the funding further into our School Community offering opportunity for family learning with a focus on skills for learning, life and work.
This funding is to be spent at the discretion of the school working in partnership with Fife Council.
Pupil Equity Fund Information Leaflet
In order to ensure positive outcomes for our learners, we:
• Work frequently and closely with targeted pupils across the school. We assess gaps in learning and put specific interventions and support in place, to help bridge these gaps and enable pupils to feel more confident in their learning in Literacy and Numeracy
• There are home learning videos that focus on specific approaches to Numeracy and Literacy, used here at Carnegie. These videos can be accessed on our Home Learning section of the school website. They are designed to support you in supporting your child’s learning at home.
Please click on the SWAYs below to find out how we used our funding during 2018/19 and 2019/20.
Click on the links to access our plan for Scottish Attainment Challenge Fund for previous sessions –
