DFE Comparative results are available through the links at the bottom of the page but summaries of the results are shown in the tables below:
The results in 2024 were:
KS2:
Reading
65% of children in the class met the standard.
Spelling Punctuation and Grammar
77% of children in the class met the standard.
Maths
73% of children in the class met the standard.
Writing (Teacher assessment)
62% of children in the class met the standard.
62% of children in the class met the standard in all areas
Percentage of KS2 pupils exceeding the standard:
Reading
23%
Maths
19%
Spelling Punctuation and Grammar
50%
Writing (Teacher assessment)
23%
Average scaled score in KS2 tests
Reading
105
Spag
108
Maths
105
No progress data for the 2024 cohort due to the pandemic.
The results in 2023 were:
KS2:
Reading
65% of children in the class met the standard.
Spelling Punctuation and Grammar
68% of children in the class met the standard.
Maths
65% of children in the class met the standard.
Writing (Teacher assessment)
65% of children in the class met the standard.
58% of children in the class met the standard in all areas
Percentage of KS2 pupils exceeding the standard:
Reading
23%
Maths
26%
Spelling Punctuation and Grammar
45%
Writing (Teacher assessment)
23%
Average scaled score in KS2 tests
Reading
103
Spag
106
Maths
103
Average progress scores between KS2
Reading
-0.1
Writing
+0.4
Maths
+1.1
The results in 2022: Although there is not a requirement to publish the KS2 2022 SATS results (due to the pandemic), we are so proud of the children and they worked so hard, here are their results.
KS2:
Reading
83% of children in the class met the standard.
Spelling Punctuation and Grammar
70% of children in the class met the standard.
Maths
77% of children in the class met the standard.
Writing (Teacher assessment)
63% of children in the class met the standard.
60% of children in the class met the standard in all areas.
Percentage of KS2 pupils exceeding the standard:
Reading
10%
Maths
17%
Spelling Punctuation and Grammar
13%
Writing (Teacher assessment)
10%
Average scaled score in KS2 tests
Reading
105
Spag
103
Maths
105
Average progress scores between KS2
Reading
+2.3
Writing
+1.0
Maths
+3.8
The use of progress scores enables schools to measure progress over time. Where a school’s progress score is a + this means that pupils in that school have made better than expected progress between the ages of 7 and 11 years. Due to the movement of pupils, particularly where new pupils come to the school, not all children are included in the progress scores. Such scores may fluctuate if there has been a large number of pupils arriving or leaving the school.
