Our Results
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KS2 Test Results & Progress 2016 (All Pupils)
Percentage achieving national standard or above in reading, writing and maths
90%
Percentage achieving a high standard in reading, writing and maths
15%
Percentage making expected attainment in reading
90%
Percentage making expected attainment in writing
90%
Percentage making expected attainment in maths
95%
Subject Level Results (Year 6)
Reading National standard High Standard Church Langton 90% 40% National 66% 19%
Writing National standard High Standard Church Langton 90% 25% National 74% 10%
Maths National standard High Standard Church Langton 95% 40% National 70% 17%
Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling National standard High Standard Church Langton 90% 50% National 72% 22%
Reading, writing and maths National standard High Standard Church Langton 90% 15% National 53% 5%
Subject Scaled Scores
Comparing average national score to average score achieved by pupils at Church Langton
Expected Achieved Reading 102.6 108.7 Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling 104.0 110.7 Maths 103.0 109.9
Key Stage 1 Teacher Assessment (Year 2)
Reading National standard High Standard Church Langton 82% 14% National 74% 24%
Writing National standard High Standard Church Langton 68% 14% National 65% 13%
Maths National standard High Standard Church Langton 91% 14% National 73% 18%
Year 1 Phonics Screening
Children are assessed on their acquisition of sounds and application of them in reading.
At or Above National Standard
Phonics National standard Church Langton 87% National 81%
Foundation Stage Level of Development
Percentage of children reaching a good level of development
70%
The department of education provides information about the achievement of schools.
You can find the latest information about Church Langton CE (Aided) Primary School by following this link.
Ofsted also provides information about school performance in their Dashboards for KS1 and KS2.
The Pupil Premium is an allocation of additional funding provided to schools to support specific groups of children who are vulnerable to underachievement. These include pupils who are entitled to free school meals and those looked after by the Local Authority.
The funding received by Church Langton Primary School has been used in a variety of ways to improve attainment and help overcome barriers to learning.
All schools are required to report on the amount received and how this is being used. Once information is available, the impact of the funding should also be reported.
Academic Year 2015/16