Academic Results
Pupils of primary school age take part in statutory assessments in Reception, Year One, Year Two and Year 6.
The Department for Education no longer publishes information on pupil results over time due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The most recent and relevant national data available for all schools is from 2023.
Key Stage 2
The end of Year 6 is the point at which statuary national assessment data is collected about the pupils across the core subjects of Reading, Writing, Maths, Science and Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling (GPS). For Writing and Science, these judgements are ‘teacher-assessed’ judgements, according to a standardised framework of criteria.
For Reading, Maths and GPS, these judgements are made according to the national curriculum tests (sometimes called SATs) that the children sat in May. This result is a scaled score based on the student’s raw score, which has been adjusted for age and placed on a scale of 80 to 120 that makes a comparison with a nationally representative sample of students of the same age across the UK. A child working at age-related expected is expected to receive a score of over 100. A pupil working at the higher standard within the subject is expected to receive a score of over 110.
Key Stage 1
The end of Year 2 is a point in the pupils’ journey through primary school when national statutory assessment data is collected about the pupils in the core subjects of Reading, Writing, Maths and Science.
These judgements are ‘teacher-assessed’ judgements, according to a standardised framework of criteria. The pupils have also sat a range of tests (sometimes referred to as SATs) to help inform the teachers’ judgements. These tests are indicative only, and the teacher bases the assessment of pupils on a significant collection of evidence from across the year.
Reading
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Writing
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Year 1 and 2 Phonics Screening Outcomes
The Phonics Screening is taken by all pupils in the last term of Year 1. The children work one to one with their class teacher to read a set of 40 real and made up words. Each word can be read using the phonics learnt by the children in reception and year 1 (Phases 1 - 5).
The screening is designed to assess pupils ability to use phonological understanding and application.
By year 1 children should have developed an understanding of how most words are made up of a series of phonetic sounds represented by letters. This knowledge, and the ability to apply it, is seen as a key early reading indicator. The screening does not assess understanding of tricky words which do not follow phonetic rules.
Year 1 Phonics Screening check
| 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
| School | 61.5% | ||
| National | 80.2% |
Year 2 Phonics retakes
| 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
| School | 80% | ||
| National | 54.6% |
Early Year Foundation Stage
Pupil attainment in the early years is made using observation-based teacher assessments. Children do not sit any type of formal test at this point in their school career.
Teachers collect information about the pupils’ abilities across a range of different strands. The prime areas are: Literacy; Maths; Physical Development; Personal, Social and Emotional Development; Communication and Language.
A child who reaches the Expected standard in all of the prime areas by the end of Reception is judged to have reached a “good level of development”.
EYFS Good Level of Development
| 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
| School | 40% | ||
| National | 67.8% |
Performance Tables
Please click the link below to the schools performance table information as published by the Department for Education.