Results | John Blandy Primary School

Results 2018-2019

We are delighted once again with our results this year, with children at the end of both KS1 and KS2, achieving above the national average in all areas at both the expected level and at greater depth. Take a look at our results!

End of year results 2018-2019.pdf

Results 2017 - 2018

We have achieved absolutely FANTASTIC end of Key Stage Two results in all areas. We are above, or significantly above national averages in all areas in Key Stage Two, both at Expected Level and at Greater Depth.

In Key Stage One we are in line with national, or just below, reflecting the needs of a different cohort who we will ensure accelerate in attainment and progress over the next academic year. Our Early Years results are also brilliant, and we are above national average in all areas again this year.

Please see the document below for more detailed overview of our results.

2017 2018 End of Year Results.pdf

Results 2016-2017

We built on the successes of the previous year, when the assessment system in England changed, and achieved some FANTASTIC results- hitting and exceeding the National Average across Reception, KS1 and KS2.

The superb results reflect the hard work and dedication of the entire staff team, the determination of the pupils and the unwavering support from our parents and families. Well done everyone!

Further information can be found by visiting the DfE school performance tables website.

Please see the document below for more information on this years results.

2016-2017 End of Year Data.pdf

Results 2015-2016

The way children are assessed changed this year, and so the results are not comparable to previous years. This year, schools were asked to plan and teach lessons to the new curriculum, and to assess children at the end of the year as to whether they have met the 'Expected' level. The Government recognised that the bar has raised, and so set the floor standard as 65% of pupils to reach the Expected Level.

We are pleased with our results as they demonstrate the hard work and commitment from the teachers and the children working within this new system.

Further information can be found by visiting the DfE school performance tables website.

Please see the document below for more information on this years results.

End of Year Data 2015-2016

2014- 2015 Results

End of Reception Year:

In 2015, 75% of our children achieved a Good Level of Development. This consolidates the fantastic result from 2014, as well as remaining 9% above the National Average (66%).

Phonics Screening in Year One:

In 2015, 85% of our Year One children met the required standard of phonic decoding, consolidating our fantastic results from 2014. The National percentage of pupils meeting the required standard of phonic decoding in 2015 was 77%.

End of Key Stage One:

We worked really hard to improve on our results from 2014 and we are SO PLEASED with what we achieved!

100% of children acheieved Level 2+ in Reading, National was 91%
100% of children achieved Level 2+ in Writing, National was 88%
100% of chidlren achieved Level 2+ in Maths, National was 93%

We also acheieved fantastic results of children working within Level 3. This is above average for Year 2.

30% of chidlren achieved Level 3 in Reading, National was 32%
37% of children achieved Level 3 in Writing, National was 18%
44% of children achieved Level 3 in Maths, National was 26%.

It is fantasic to see us working above and inline with all National Averages!

Key Stage Two

Level 4+ results (Age related expectations)

95% of children achieved Level 4+ in Reading, Writing and Maths combined, compared to 80% Nationally
95% of children achieved Level 4+ in Reading, compared to 89% Nationally
100% of children achieved Level 4+ in Writing, compated to 87% Nationally
95% of children achieved Level 4+ in Maths, compared to 87% Nationally

Level 5+ results (Above age related expectations)

20% of children achieved Level 5+ in Reading, Writing and Maths combined, compared to 24% Nationally
70% of children achieved Level 5+ in Reading, compared to 48% Nationally
65% of children achieved Level 5+ in Writing, compated to 36% Nationally
20% of children achieved Level 5+ in Maths, compared to 41% Nationally

Raise Online Dashboard 2015