School Performance
At the end of Key Stage 1 children are assessed in the core subjects against required National Curriculum standards. The assessments are formed partly by teacher assessment and partly by national testing, commonly referred to as SATs.
Comparison between test results from one school to another, and one year group to the next should be interpreted with care as different cohorts have different strengths and weakenesses.
The criteria for achieving the standardised score can also change annually.
'The most able pupils make rapid progress because they are challenged to reach standards above those expected of their age.' Ofsted 2015
Key Stage 1 SATs Results (end of Year 2) 2023-24
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Subject |
Reading % |
Writing % |
Maths % |
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% working at or above Expected Standard |
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School Result |
72 % |
66 % |
72 % |
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Kirklees Result |
66 % |
58 % |
68 % |
|
National Result |
69 % |
61 % |
72 % |
Key Stage 1 SATs Results (end of Year 2) 2022-23
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Subject |
Reading % |
Writing % |
Maths % |
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% working at Greater Depth |
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School Result |
38 % |
19 % |
28 % |
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Kirklees Result |
16 % |
7 % |
15 % |
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National Result |
19 % |
8 % |
16 % |
Year 1 Phonics Assessment 2022-23
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% at or above Expected Standard |
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School Result |
76 % |
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Kirklees Result |
79 % |
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National Result |
81 % |
Early Years Results 2022-23 - Children reaching a good level of development
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Good Level of Development % |
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School Result |
66 % |
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Kirklees Result |
65 % |
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National Result |
67 % |
Attendance
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Attendance Summary 2022-23 |
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Attendance - 94 % |
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To find out how our school performance compares to other schools, click here.