1. July 2013 End of Year 6 Results For the first time in 7 years, above the new government floor targets for Maths and Writing and in line for Reading (two children missed the reading Level 4 by two marks - each child is 4%) Upward trend from unacceptable 33% in 2010 Cohort had 20% children with Statements or at School Action Plus for Special Educational Needs (5 children)

2. KS2 results 2013 (cohort size=25, 1 child=4%) Level 4+Level 5+Level 6+ Reading60%16%- Writing68%16%- Maths64%28%4%

3. KS2 results: last 3 years 2011-2013 201120122013 L4 English and Maths 33%54%60% L5 English and Maths 8%21%16% Level 6 Maths --4%

4. KS2 Progress Well above national progress rates (as measured in Average Point Scores) in all year groups for all subjects over 2012-13 Good progress with the children who have moved from a Level 1 at KS1 to Level 4 at the end of year 6 Some children have surpassed this moving from a Level 1 to a Level 5 at the end of year 6 – outstanding progress

5. Average Progress data in APS throughout the school over 2 ½ terms (October- July 2013) Traditional National Progress is 1.3 points per term in KS1 (3.25 for 2 ½ terms); 1 point per term in KS2 (2.5 for 2 ½ terms) New progress measure 16 APS over KS2 = 4 APS a year=1.3 APS a term (3.25 for 2 ½ terms) ReadingWritingMathsNational expected progress measure (new) Y1 *(only includes progress on N.C. not EYFS) 4.253.34.5 3.25 y2 3.4 4.03.25 y3 3.4 3.2 2.5 (3.25) y4 3.62.93.2 2.5 (3.25) y5 2.82.63.3 2.5 (3.25) y6 2.83.923.4 2.5 (3.25) Whole school (y1-y6) 3.53.263.73.25

6. Projected Year 6 results 2014 onwards red=interventions in place % achieving L4 2014 current Y5 At July 2013 2015 Current Y4 2016 Current Y3 Reading 959094 Writing 917678 Maths 918683

7. KS1 results breakdown 2013 % in green is for stable cohort of 17 one child is 5% %ReadingWritingMaths L2+73 88 69 82 88 5 children joined the cohort during the Autumn term 2012