In 2019, children at All Saints' achieved end of key stage results which were above the national average.

 

In the Foundation Stage, 74% of children achieved a good level of development.

 

In Year 1, 77% of children passed the phonics screening check

 

In KS1, the children achieved impressive results.  Our priority next year is to raise attainment in maths.

 

 

In KS2, the children worked very hard and achieved high results.  Our priority next year is to raise attainment in reading.

 

In 2018, the children of All Saints' achieved improved results in KS1 and KS2 and maintained above average figures for the end of the Foundation Stage.

 

Foundation Stage

 

73% of children reached the expected standard and achieved a 'Good Level of Development.

 

Phonics Screening in Year 1

 

90% of children passed the phonics screening check compared with 83% nationally

 

Year 2 Progress

 

 

Year 2 Achievement

 

 

Year 6 Achievement

 

In 2017, the Year 6 cohort achieved Key Stage 2 test results which exceeded the national average in all subjects.

 

The progress scores, which demonstrate the improvement of pupils between the end of KS1 and the end of KS2, show that children from All Saints' make roughly expected progress.  A progress score of 0 is average.

 

 

In 2016, the children in Year 6 were tested using new tests to reflect the higher challenge of the new National Curriculum.  Children At Saints' performed significantly higher than the national average in all subjects.

 

 

In 2015, children at All Saints' achieved end of Key Stage results which were above average in all subjects, showed an improvement on 2014 and demonstrated that most children made excellent progress from their individual starting points.

 

 

Please find below our most recent "good" Ofsted report, and relevant information from the Department for Education Performance Tables based on 2016 End of Key Stage results. 

In October 2015 we were inspected by the Church of England's National Society to judge our effectiveness as a Church School.  Below is the report.  The report judges the school as being good and highlights the outstanding impact worship has on the children.  The National Society inspects church schools every 5 years.