School Performance

Ofsted

For several years the children’s achievements at Key Stage One have been judged as ‘good’.

This is because whilst on average children enter our Foundation Stage achieving below the national average, by the time they leave us in Year 2 they have on average achieved in line or above the national average, demonstrating good progress.

This is down to the hard work and high aspirations of our staff and parents who are dedicated to ensuring our children have the best possible start in life. Let us not forget our children’s determination to succeed, positive attitudes to learning and commitment to doing their best.

To view our most recent Ofsted Report, click here.

Data outcomes 2022-23

• In 2023, 78% of our Year 1 pupils met the expected standard in the Year 1 phonics screening check, compared to 78% nationally.
• And 91% of pupils met the expected standard in the phonics screening check by the end of Year 2, compared to 89% nationally.
• In reading, 74% of our pupils met the expected standard, compared to 68% nationally.
• In writing, 63% of our pupils met the expected standard, compared to 60% nationally.
• In maths, 74%of pupils met the expected standard, compared to 70% nationally.
• In science, 89% of  our pupils met the expected standard compared to 79% nationally.

School priorities

Just as we encourage our children to work hard, we too try to achieve our very best. We are very proud of all we have achieved so far but we endeavour to continue moving forward. 

This academic year we have set ourselves targets to further improve our school. These include: 

• Target 1: To raise outcomes and ensure academic progress is very high for all our pupils. 
• Target 2: To develop the curriculum to enable all learner to engage in a 21^st century curriculum. 
• Target 3: To develop an outward facing school.  

(Taken from the School Development Plan 2023-24)

We hope these carefully chosen targets will have a direct impact on the quality of teaching and learning across our school - ultimately having a positive effect upon the lives of every child in our care.

Parent View

Parent View gives parents  the chance to give Ofsted their views about the school. The survey can be completed at any time; you don’t have to wait until the school is being inspected. Click here to go to the Parent View website.  

 

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