Key Information

SEVERE WEATHER NOTICE

If we experience severe snow/ice resulting in hazardous conditions, we may have to take the decision to close the school.

 

Once this decision has been made we will notify parents/carers by text.  Parents may check whether the school is open by visiting www.kentclosures.co.uk.  Parents can also listen to KMFM, BBC Radio Kent or Heart FM to hear if the school (please ensure it states St Martin's Folkestone) has closed.

 

Please do not telephone the school as staff may be busy trying to make the site safe.  

INSET DAYS 2020:

Monday 1st June 

Tuesday 2nd June 

Monday 20th July

Tuesday 21st July

Wednesday 22nd July

Please find below important documents and information about our school.

OFSTED AND CHURCH SCHOOL INSPECTIONS (SIAMS)

By following the links below you will find information about our most recent Ofsted Inspection in April 2015 and details of our most recent SIAMS (Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools) in January 2016.

Pupil Premium Funding

The Pupil Premium is grant funding and is in addition to the School’s Delegated Budget.  It is allocated to children who have been in receipt of Free School Meals, children of Armed Service Personnel,  children who have been in Local Authority Care for more than six months or those who have been adopted from Care. 

Pupil Premium Funding is used to raise attainment, promote social skills, independent learning and positive behaviour in order to increase pupil progress and well-being.

 

At St Martin’s Church of England Primary school we have chosen to allocate funding, resources and intervention in-line with the school year. Therefore for the academic year 2015-2016 we allocated  7/12 of the Pupil Premium funding from the financial year 2015/16  and 5/12 from the financial year 2016/17 giving  total of  £44,403.33

 

Annually a Pupil Premium Report is produced to look at how the money was spent, how successful this was and the plans for the year to come.