Children at the end of Year 2 (aged 6-7) take part in national standardised tests known as the end of Key Stage 1 Assessments. Until July 2015 children at this stage of school were expected to achieve a minimum National Curriculum Level 2 (known as a 2c) in Reading, Writing and Maths. Those children who achieved a Level 3 were therefore achieving above expected levels.

Children at the end of Year 6 (aged 10-11) take part in national standardised tests known as the end of Key Stage 2 Assessments. Until July 2015 children at this stage of school were expected to achieve a National Curriculum Level 4 in English and Maths. Those children who achieved a Level 5 or Level 6 were therefore achieving above expected levels.  Children were expected to achieve a minimum of 2 full National Curriculum levels from the end of Year 2 to the end of Year 6.  As of July 2016, the assessment system changed and the children are now assessed on whether or not they have achieved end of year expectations, rather than numerical National Curriculum levels.  Progress measures are also calculated differently.

End of KS2 (Year 6) SATs

Reading, Writing & Maths Combined

End of KS1 (Year 2)

Year 1 Phonics Screening

At the end of Year 1, children's knowledge and understanding of phonics is tested using national standardised tests 

 

Reception

At the end of Reception, children are expected to achieve what is described as a 'Good Level of Development'.    

 

Further information about the school's performance can be found on the DfE Performance Tables website http://www.education.gov.uk/cgi-bin/schools/performance/school.pl?urn=140250