Gotherington Primary School

The Lawns, Gotherington, Cheltenham, GL52 9QT

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Key Stage 2 Outcomes (End of Year 6)

 

Outcomes 2021-22
Progress (The progress that pupils made from their starting points at the end of Key Stage 1)

Reading Progress Score: +0.7

Writing Progress Score: - 3.1

Maths Progress Score: + 0.06

Attainment

 

Met Standard and above

High Score

(110+) and Greater Depth in writing

Average Test Scaled Score

 

School

National

School

National

School

National

Reading

86%

75%

52%

28%


107

 

105

Writing

(Teacher Assessment)

72%

69%

7%

13%

NA

NA

English Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling

79%

72%

48%

 

106

105

Maths


83%

 

69%

31%

13%

106

104

 

Outcomes 2018-19 

Progress (The progress that pupils made from their starting points at the end of Key Stage 1)

Reading Progress Score: +0.9

Writing Progress Score: +0.9

Maths Progress Score: + 0.9

Attainment

 

Met Standard and above

High Score

(110+) and Greater Depth in writing

Average Test Scaled Score

 

School

National

School

National

School

National

Reading

90%

75%

40%

28%


107

 

105

Writing

(Teacher Assessment)

87%

78%

37%

20%

NA

NA

English Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling

96%

78%

63%

34%

111

106

Maths


93%

 

78%

35%

24%

107

104

87% of pupils at Gotherington achieved the expected standard in reading, writing and maths
20% of pupils at Gotherington achieved a high score in reading, writing and maths

65% of pupils nationally reached the new expected standard in reading, writing and maths


Outcomes 2017-18 - 31 pupils 

Progress (The progress that pupils made from their starting points at the end of Key Stage 1)

Reading Progress Score: +2.00 

Writing Progress Score: +1.30

Maths Progress Score: 0.00

Attainment

 

Met Standard and above

High Score

(110+) and Greater Depth in writing

Average Test Scaled Score

 

School

National

School

National

School

National

Reading

90%

75%

39%

28%


109

 

105

Writing

(Teacher Assessment)

87%

78%

39%

20%

NA

NA

English Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling

90%

78%

58%

34%

110

106

Maths


84%

 

76%

35%

24%

106

104

74% of pupils at Gotherington achieved the new expected standard in reading, writing and maths
19% of pupils at Gotherington achieved a high score in reading, writing and maths

64% of pupils nationally reached the new expected standard in reading, writing and maths

 


2016-17
Progress (The progress that pupils made from their starting points at the end of Key Stage 1)

Reading Progress Score: +3.97 (Pupils do on average better at KS2 in reading as those with similar starting points – top 10% of schools nationally & significantly above average)

Writing Progress Score: +0.01 (Pupils do on average the same at KS2 in writing as those with similar starting points – 60% of schools nationally & average)

Maths Progress Score: +3.52 (Pupils do on average better at KS2 in Maths as those with similar starting points - top 10% of schools nationally & significantly above average)

Attainment

 

Met Standard and above

High Score

(110+)

Average Test Scaled Score

 

School

National

School

National

School

National

Reading

93%

71%

60%

25%

110.9

 

104

Writing

(Teacher Assessment)

83%

76%

33%

18%

NA

NA

English Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling

97%

77%

63%

31%

111.8

106

Maths

97%

 

75%

50%

23%

110.2

104

77% of pupils at Gotherington reached the new expected standard in reading, writing and maths

61% of pupils nationally reached the new expected standard in reading, writing and maths


HISTORIC PERFORMANCE INFORMATION FOR COMPARISON
 
Key Stage 2 Outcomes (End of Year 6)
  Met Standard and above High Score
(110+)
Average Test Scaled Score
  School National School National School National
Reading 93% 66% 38% 19% 108 103
Writing
(Teacher Assessment)
69% 74% 21%
(Working at Greater Depth)
15%
(Working at Greater Depth)
NA NA
English Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling 93% 72% 48% 23% 108 104
Maths 93% 70%
 
31% 17% 107 103

69% of pupils at Gotherington reached the new expected standard in reading, writing and maths
53% of pupils nationally reached the new expected standard in reading, writing and maths

AVERAGE PROGRESS SCORES (National average is a score of 0)

Reading: +1.48 Writing: -3.31* Mathematics: 0.27

*The school believes that this progress score does not accurately reflect both current and historic standards in writing. The school believes that this low progress score is as a result of the way that the new Interim Assessment Framework for writing was interpreted during the 2015-16 academic year.

Results for Key Stage 2 (Year 6) Academic Year 2014-15
As a school, we are absolutely delighted with our provisional results for the end of Key Stage 2 for the academic year 2014-15. This is particularly the case with our % of L5 and L6.

It should be noted that there was 1 pupil who was absent from the test.
 
Key Indicator Reading Writing Maths Reading, Writing & Maths English Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling Notes
  School Nat* School Nat* School Nat* School Nat* School Nat*
Level 4+ 96 89 96 85 93 86 93 79 93 76 National expectation at end of KS2
Level 4B+ 96 78 ------------ --------- 93 76 85 67 93 68 Indicator of secure Level 4 and ‘secondary readiness’
Level 5+ 77 50 70 33 70 42 56 24 85 52 National expectation at end of KS3 (L5 or L6)
Level 6 4 0 15 9 37 9 ----------------------- 15 4 National expectation at end of KS3 (L5 or L6)
Average Points Score (APS) 32.5 29.0 31.8 27.9 33.3 29.0 32.5 28.6 33.0 28.6 Finer measure of attainment than levels (with each sub-level being worth 2 points)
                         
*National Data taken from 2014 as 2015 data has yet to be published

GOTHERINGTON PRIMARY PROGRESS DATA
Progress Analysis End of Key Stage 2 (Year 6) Academic Year 2014-15

The table below shows % of children making 2 or more levels progress from Key Stage 1 (Year 2) to the end of Key Stage 2 (Year 6).
 
Key Indicator Reading Writing Maths Reading, Writing & Maths Notes
  School Nat* School Nat* School Nat* School Nat*
‘Expected Progress’ (2 NC Levels) 93 91 100 93 89 89 ------------- ------------ Department for Education (DfE) definition of ‘Expected Progress’ is 2 levels of progress (2LP) e.g. L2 to L4
‘Better than expected progress’ (3 NC Levels) 26 35 44 33 59 35 ------------ ------------ DfE definition of ‘better than expected progress’ is 3 levels of progress (3LP) e.g. any L2 to L5
                     
*National Data taken from 2014 as 2015 data has yet to be published


Results for Key Stage 2 (Academic Year 2013-14)
As a school, we are absolutely delighted with our provisional results for the end of Key Stage 2 for the academic year 2013-14. This is particularly the case with our % of L5 and L6, particularly in Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling.
Key Indicator Reading Writing Maths Reading, Writing & Maths English Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling Notes
  School Nat* School Nat* School Nat* School Nat* School Nat*
Level 4+ 97 86 93 83 100 85 93 75 90 74 National expectation at end of KS2
Level 4B+ 97 75 ------------ --------- 90 73 87 --------- 83 65 Indicator of secure Level 4 and ‘secondary readiness’
Level 5+ 73 44 57 30 64 41 40 21 70 47 National expectation at end of KS3 (L5 or L6)
Level 6 0 0 7 2 13 6 ----------------------- 20 2 National expectation at end of KS3 (L5 or L6)
Average Points Score (APS) 31.3 28.5 30.1 27.5 31.5 28.7 31.0 28.3 31.6 28.0 Finer measure of attainment than levels (with each sub-level being worth 2 points)
*National Data taken from 2013

Progress
We are particularly pleased with the % of children making 2 or more levels progress from Key Stage 1 (Year 2) to the end of Key Stage 2 (Year 6).
Key Indicator Reading Writing Maths Reading, Writing & Maths Notes
  School Nat* School Nat* School Nat* School Nat*
‘Expected Progress’ (2 NC Levels) 100 88 100 91 100 88 ------------- ------------ Department for Education (DfE) definition of ‘Expected Progress’ is 2 levels of progress (2LP) e.g. L2 to L4
‘Better than expected progress’ (3 NC Levels) 33 30 37 30 47 31 ------------ ------------ DfE definition of ‘better than expected progress’ is 3 levels of progress (3LP) e.g. any L2 to L5
*National Data taken from 2013

Results Over Time
Level 4+ in English and Maths
One measure which the Department for Education uses is the percentage of pupils attaining Level 4 (the broad, nationally-expected level for 11 year olds) or more by the end of Year 6 in both English and Maths. Using this measure, you can see clearly how our high levels of performance have been sustained over the past few years:
2009: L4+ in English and Maths: 93%
2010: L4+ in English and Maths: 97% (1 pupil absent)
2011: L4+ in English and Maths: 97%
2012: L4+ in English and Maths: 97%
2013: L4+ in Reading and Maths test and Writing teacher assessment: 100%

Level 5+ in English and Maths
 
2009: L5 in English and Maths: 38%
2010: L5 in English and Maths: 57%
2011: L5 in English and Maths: 60%
2012: L5 in English and Maths: 61%
2013: L5 in Reading and Maths test and Writing teacher assessment: 57%

Further breakdown of data
It’s also useful to think about the breakdown between the two core subjects of English and Maths, and the breakdown of pupils who attained at different levels (most 11 year olds are expected to be working at around Level 4).

Level 4 & above (provisional national figures for 2013 are shown in brackets)
 
 
English
Reading
Writing
Maths
Science
2008
100%
100%
97%
97%
100%
2009
97%
100%
90%
97%
97%
2010
97%
97%
97%
97%
NA
2011
2012
97%
97%
100%
97%
94%
97%
97%
100%
97%
NA
2013   97% (86%) 100% (83%) 100% (85%)  
 

* Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling (GPS) was tested in 2013. 97% of pupils in school reached L4B as opposed to 85% nationally.

Level 5 (provisional national figures for 2013 are shown in brackets)
 
 
English
Reading
Writing
Maths
Science
2008
59%
81%
34%
72%
97%
2009
52%
66%
45%
48%
76%
2010
70%
87%
43%
73%
NA
2011
2012
65%
71%
77%
71%
42%
65%
68%
65%
77%
NA
2013   90% (45%) 63% (30%) 77% (41%)  
 
In Maths in 2012, pupils have reached Level 6, the level at which able 14 year olds might reach. In 2011, there were no externally marked Level 6 assessments. In 2012, 13% of pupils reached Level 6 in Maths in national tests marked externally.

In Maths in 2013, 17% of pupils reached Level 6 in Maths.


Progress Over Time
Many people would argue that progress is the most important measure as it truly reflects the quality of teaching and learning, regardless of pupils’ starting points. Progress is typically measured from Year 2 (the end of Key Stage 1) to Year 6 (the end of Key Stage 2) in both English and Maths. We are delighted to have sustained very high levels of progress, when compared to both local and national data.

Pupils making two levels progress in English
  School County National
2008 84 82 83
2009 89 81 82
2010 96 86 84
2011 90 85 83
2012 93 90 89

2013 - 2+ levels in Reading 97%; 2+ levels in Writing 100%
Pupils making two levels progress in Maths
 
  Actual County National
2008 97 78 78
2009 96 81 81
2010 97 83 83
2011 92 83 82
2012 93 88 87

2013 - 2+ levels in Maths 100%

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