Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic assessments did not take place in the 2019/20, or 2020/21 academic years.
The summer 2022 results will not be published in key stage 2 (KS2) performance tables in the academic year 2021 to 2022.
EYFS
Children are defined as having reached a 'Good Level of Development' (GLD) at the end of the EYFS if they have achieved at least the expected level in the early learning goals in the prime areas of learning (personal, social and emotional development; physical development; and communication and language).
School results for GLD continue to be above that of the national standard. APS (Average Point Score) has now been above that of the National for the last three years.
Phonics Screening (Year 1/2)
The results from Phonics Screening are in line with those at a national level. This year 82.1% of the pupils in Year 1 achieved the expected standard in phonics.
Key Stage 1 (End of Year 2)
At the end of Key Stage One, teachers report assessment data for all children in reading, writing, maths and science. These assessments are based upon learning and work in class as well as end of year standard attainment tests (SATs).
Reading
80% of children achieved expected standard in reading, which was above the national standard. 20% achieved greater depth standard, which was slightly below the national standard.
Writing
63.3% of children achieved the expected standard in writing and 6.7% achieved greater depth standard. These are below national figures for writing.
Maths
In maths 73.3% of children achieved expected standard and 20% achieved greater depth standard. This is slightly below national figures.
Science
83.1% of our pupils achieved expected standard in science, which is above national figures.
Key Stage 2 (End of Year 6)
At the end of Year 6, pupils take standard attainment tests (SATs) in reading, English grammar, punctuation and spelling (EGPS) and maths. The results of these tests determine whether a pupil has met the expected standard for Key Stage Two. Writing is teacher assessed against a framework using a range of work completed by pupils over the year.
Reading
In reading, 88.5% of pupils achieved expected standard, well above national figures. Those achieving a higher score were in line with national figures.
Writing
73.1% of pupils achieved expected standard and 11.5% achieved greater depth. These results are below national figures.
EGPS
76.9% of pupils achieved expected standard and 19.2% achieved a higher score in the test, which are below national figures.
Maths
80.8% of pupils achieved expected standard in maths, above the national figures. 23.1% achieved a higher score, which is slightly below national results.
“Pupils’ skills in reading, writing and mathematics are improving rapidly and pupils are well prepared for entry into each key stage of their education.”
“Achievement at key stages 1 and 2 is good over time..”
“Progress in writing is improving rapidly ...”
“Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities make good progress as a result of well-targeted support from highly skilled teachers and teaching assistants.”
Early Years parents have access to Early Essence to view and contribute to their child's learning journey. The links are below:
If you have an Apple device, you can now download the parent app to upload your own photographs/videos/comments. Type ‘E2P+Family’ into the app store to download.
Key Stage 1 and 2 parents receive assessment information three times a year after each assessment point.