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Introduction On the 5th and 6th October 2016 The Village School was inspected by OFSTED. This was a full inspection with a total of five inspectors over.

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1 The Village School Ethnicity and Categories of Need Assessment Analysis – July 2017

2 Introduction On the 5th and 6th October 2016 The Village School was inspected by OFSTED. This was a full inspection with a total of five inspectors over the two days. Our official grading was 'OUTSTANDING'.  "Pupils make excellent progress from very low starting points because there is no ceiling placed on what they can achieve."   "Pupils enjoy learning and demonstrate a tremendous sense of delight as they learn new skills." "Inspiring, colourful and thoughtfully resourced learning environments motivate pupils to achieve extremely well." We strive to maintain these standards. The following slides show the analysis of the interim assessment of pupils from Summer 2016 to May 2017 and how the children and young people at The Village School are progressing against their summer 2017 target.

3 Progress by Ethnicity – May 2017
Core subjects May 2017 progress at The Village School by Ethnicity The overall mid-year progression for Core Subjects in 2016/2017 by ethnicity is shown on the next slide.

4 Progress by Ethnicity Breakdown – May 2017 – Core Subjects
% of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Asian – Bangladeshi 100% Asian - Indian 83% 96% Asian – Other 79% 97% Asian - Pakistani 70% Black African 66% 95% Black Caribbean 82% Black - Other Chinese 0% 0% (1 pupil) Mixed - Other 64% Mixed – White/Black African Mixed – White/Black Caribbean Other Ethnic Group 80% 90% White - British 78% 89% White - Irish 75% Traveller of Irish Heritage White – Other 94% White - Romanian

5 Progress by Ethnicity Against Summer 2017 target
Core subjects progress at The Village School by Ethnicity against summer 2017 target The progression for Core Subjects in 2016/2017 against summer target by ethnicity is shown on the next slide.

6 Progress by Ethnicity Breakdown Against Summer 2017 Target – Core Subjects
% of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Asian – Bangladeshi 100% Asian - Indian Asian – Other 85% Asian - Pakistani 96% Black African 86% Black Caribbean 94% Black - Other 87% Chinese 0% Mixed - Other Mixed – White/Black African Mixed – White/Black Caribbean Other Ethnic Group 80% White - British 89% White - Irish Traveller of Irish Heritage White – Other White - Romanian 67%

7 Progress of pupils with a diagnosis of ASD – May 2017
Subject % of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Language and Literacy 78% 97% Mathematics 71% 95% Science 59% ICT 56% Personal and Social Development 72%

8 Progress of pupils with a diagnosis of ASD against Summer 2017 Target
Subject % of pupils above expected progress against Summer 2017 Target % of pupils achieving expected progress against Summer 2017 Target Language and Literacy 93% 100% Mathematics 87% Science 85% ICT 81% Personal and Social Development 98%

9 Progress of pupils with a Hearing Impairment – May 2017
Subject % of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Language and Literacy 100% Mathematics 40% Science 80% ICT Personal and Social Development 20%

10 Progress of pupils with a Hearing Impairment against Summer 2017 Target
Subject % of pupils above expected progress against Summer 2017 Target % of pupils achieving expected progress against Summer 2017 Target Language and Literacy 100% Mathematics 80% Science ICT 60% Personal and Social Development

11 Progress of pupils with a diagnosis of a Multi Sensory Impairment needs – May 2017
Subject % of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Language and Literacy 100% Mathematics 40% Science 80% ICT Personal and Social Development 20%

12 Progress of pupils with Multi Sensory Impairment needs Against Summer 2017 Target
Subject % of pupils above expected progress against Summer 2017 Target % of pupils achieving expected progress against Summer 2017 Target Language and Literacy 100% Mathematics 80% Science ICT 60% Personal and Social Development

13 Progress of pupils with a Physical Disability – May 2017
Subject % of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Language and Literacy 72% 90% Mathematics 84% 97% Science 77% 95% ICT 89% Personal and Social Development 79%

14 Progress of pupils with a Physical Disability against Summer 2017 Target
Subject % of pupils above expected progress against Summer 2017 Target % of pupils achieving expected progress against Summer 2017 Target Language and Literacy 88% 100% Mathematics 90% Science 86% 98% ICT Personal and Social Development 93%

15 Progress of pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs – May 2017
Subject % of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Language and Literacy 86% 100% Mathematics Science ICT 43% 57% Personal and Social Development

16 Progress of pupils with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs against Summer 2017 Target
Subject % of pupils above expected progress against Summer 2017 Target % of pupils achieving expected progress against Summer 2017 Target Language and Literacy 100% Mathematics Science 86% ICT Personal and Social Development

17 Progress of pupils with Speech, Language and Communication needs – May 2017
Subject % of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Language and Literacy 57% 96% Mathematics 70% 91% Science 50% 95% ICT 30% 83% Personal and Social Development 56%

18 Progress of pupils with Speech, Language and Communication needs against Summer 2017 Target
Subject % of pupils above expected progress against Summer 2017 Target % of pupils achieving expected progress against Summer 2017 Target Language and Literacy 86% 100% Mathematics Science ICT 77% Personal and Social Development 91% 95%

19 Progress of pupils with Specific Learning Difficulties – May 2017
Subject % of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Language and Literacy 57% 96% Mathematics 70% 91% Science 50% 95% ICT 30% 83% Personal and Social Development 56%

20 Progress of pupils with Specific Learning Difficulties against Summer 2017 Target
Subject % of pupils above expected progress against Summer 2017 Target % of pupils achieving expected progress against Summer 2017 Target Language and Literacy 86% 100% Mathematics Science ICT 77% Personal and Social Development 91% 95%

21 Progress of pupils with Visual Impairment needs – May 2017
Subject % of pupils above expected progress – May 2017 % of pupils achieving expected progress or above – May 2017 Language and Literacy 75% 95% Mathematics 80% 100% Science 70% ICT 60% Personal and Social Development

22 Progress of pupils with Visual Impairment needs against Summer 2017 Target
Subject % of pupils above expected progress against Summer 2017 Target % of pupils achieving expected progress against Summer 2017 Target Language and Literacy 85% 100% Mathematics 90% Science ICT Personal and Social Development


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