End of Year Attainment and Progress

PUPIL ATTAINMENT JULY 2019

For smaller schools, reports of attainment are affected more by the make-up of a cohort as each child is 'worth' a larger percentage figure. Figures should therefore be read with an understanding of this.

Y6 

SUMMARY

This is the last cohort who will have progress measured against levels achieved in Year Two (as future cohorts were assessed post levels).

• Expected+ in Reading, Writing and Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling demonstrates GOOD PROGRESS
• We expected 17% at greater depth in all areas – so that’s one extra child above in Maths – this is pleasing as getter prior higher attaining children to greater depth in Maths has been an an area for development for the school in the past
• In Maths, two children we anticipated reaching expected, scored 99 each (the overall figure would have been 61% if they had scored 1 point more)

Y2

GOOD PROGRESS, WITH 75% AT EXPECTED+

Y1 

PHONICS – 90% PASSED THE PHONICS CHECK

EYFS

57% ACHIEVED A GOOD LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT IN ALL KEY AREAS 

PUPIL ATTAINMENT JULY 2018

For smaller schools, reports of attainment are affected more by the make-up of a cohort as each child is 'worth' a larger percentage figure. Figures should therefore be read with an understanding of this.

Y6 NT

13 PUPILS - 69% EXPECTED+ IN ALL OF READING, WRITING AND MATHS

GAPS AVERAGE - 103

READING AVERAGE -103

MATHS AVERAGE - 103

WRITING 77%

Y2 NT

GOOD PROGRESS, WITH 57% AT EXPECTED

100% PASSED THE PHONICS RECHECK

Y1 NT

MUCH ACCELERATED PROGRESS THIS YEAR

PHONICS – 80% PASSED THE PHONICS CHECK

EYFS NT

9 PUPILS

44% ACHIEVED A GOOD LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT IN ALL KEY AREAS (33% AT BASELINE)

ATTAINMENT AND PROGRESS 2016 – 2017

At the end of each year we are required to share outcomes for our KS2 (Year Six) and KS1 (Year Two) children. These are as follows:

KS2 OUTCOMES (8 PUPILS)

Scaled scores of 100 denote children working at expected outcomes

KS2 outcomes are really positive. Compared to National outcomes the children have achieved well.

KS1 OUTCOMES (8 PUPILS)

KS1 outcomes are also really positive. Compared to National outcomes the children have again achieved well.

DISADVANTAGED PUPILS

We are also challenged as a school to deliver the same outcomes for disadvantaged pupils, compared to their peers. We are an inclusive school and work hard at supporting all pupils. A review of progress during 2016-2017 shows our disadvantaged pupils make similar progress to their peers and this is also really encouraging.

ATTENDANCE (68 PUPILS)

We are also able to report an excellent overall school attendance figure. This reflects children at Newtown Primary enjoying being at school and parents working within the school’s Attendance Policy in terms of minimising term-time absence.