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The Spinney Primary School

Teaching and Learning Together

The Spinney Primary School

Teaching and Learning Together

School performance

End of EYFS Results

 

% Achieving
Good Level of Development (GLD)
The SpinneyNational
202377%68%
202270%72%

 

Year 1 Phonics Check Results

 

% passing Phonics ScreeningThe SpinneyNational
202390%79%
202263%77%

 

2023

 

End of KS1 Results

 

2023 % of KS1 children
working at the expected level
The SpinneyNational
Reading83%68%
Writing70%60%
Maths83%70%

 

2023 % of KS1 children
working at greater depth
The SpinneyNational
Reading43%18%
Writing20%8%
Maths46%16%

 

KS2 Results

 

2023 % of KS2 children
working at the expected level
The SpinneyNational
Reading83%73%
Writing70%71%
Maths83%73%
Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling97%72%
Combined (Reading, Writing and Maths)83%59%

 

2023 % of KS2 children
working at greater depth
The SpinneyNational
Reading70%29%
Writing30%13%
Maths47%24%
Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling60%30%
Combined (Reading, Writing and Maths)23%8%

 

2023 Progress measures

The SpinneyNational
Reading5.50.0
Writing2.90.0
Maths3.20.0

 

A new system of measuring pupil progress was introduced in 2016. A statistical score is calculated for each school against the national average, which is 0. A score above 0 indicates rates of progress above the national average, while a score below 0 indicates progress below national.

 

2022

 

End of KS1 Results

2022 % of KS1 children
working at the expected level
The SpinneyNational
Reading83%68%
Writing70%60%
Maths83%70%

 

2022 % of KS1 children
working at greater depth
The SpinneyNational
Reading67%18%
Writing58%8%
Maths68%15%

 

KS2 Results

2022 % of KS2 children
working at the expected level
The SpinneyNational
Reading93%73%
Writing89%71%
Maths85%73%
Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling100%72%
Combined (Reading, Writing and Maths)74%59%

 

2022 % of KS2 children
working at greater depth
The SpinneyNational
Reading56%28%
Writing22%13%
Maths48%23%
Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling48%28%
Combined (Reading, Writing and Maths)15%7%

 

 

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic children not sit the statutory assessments for the 2019/20 and 2020/21 academic year. 

KS2 Attainment 2019

KS1 attainment 2019

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