Key Stage Assessment Results

Key Stage Assessment Results

Every year we publish our end of Key Stage assessment results.

Statutory assessments returned in 2021/22 following the disruption of covid in the previous two years.

Assessment Results 2022

% of children attaining the expected level for their age (EXS) or exceeding this level (GDS)

Early Years (Reception)

School 2022National Average 2019

(2022 national data currently unavailable)

% achieving Good Level of Development (GLD)80%72%

Phonics

School 2022 National Average 2019

(2022 national data currently unavailable)

Year 188%82%
Year 2100%56%

 

Key Stage 1 (year 2)

 School 2022 National Average 2019

(2022 national data currently unavailable)

Writing67% EXS

8% GDS

69.% EXS

 

Reading75% EXS

8% GDS

75% EXS

 

Mathematics83% EXS

8% GDS

76% EXS

 

Key Stage 2 (year 6)

 School 2022 test results School 2022 teacher AssessmentNational average 2022

(provisional data)

WritingN/A50% EXS

0% GDS

69% EXS

 

Grammar, punctuation and spelling50% EXS

 

N/A78% EXS

 

Reading67% EXS

17% GDS

50% EXS

0% GDS

74% EXS

 

Mathematics83% EXS

0% GDS

50% EXS

0% GDS

71% EXS

 

Key Stage 2 progress measures 2022

Reading: 2.7 (-4.6 to 2.2)

Writing: 1.2 (-1.9 to 4.7)

Maths: 0.1 (-2.8 to 3.6)

Key Stage 2 average scaled scores 2022

Reading: 103, Maths: 104, Spelling, punctuation and grammar: 98

Results from Previous Years

As each year we have very small cohorts of children taking statutory assessments, it is always helpful to look at trends and averages over a number of years. Compare school data on the DFE School Performance site.

 

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