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Can someone help me interprete these reuslts? I am not from here and dont know what they mean?

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filtered · 30/10/2007 08:24

m picking a primar school and here are its results - is this good? okay? Average? above average? help please

Key Stage 2 Test Results 2005
Total pupils eligible for Key Stage 2 assesment 12
School mobility indicator 33%
Eligible pupils with SEN with a statement: number 1
Eligible pupils with SEN with a statement: percentage 8.3%
Eligible pupils with SEN without a statement: number 2
Eligible pupils with SEN without a statement: percentage 16.7%
ENGLISH
% of pupils achieving level 4 or above in English 75%
% of pupils achieving level 5 in English 33%
% of pupils absent or unable to access test in English 0%

MATHEMATICS
% of pupils achieving level 4 or above in mathematics 83%
% of pupils achieving level 5 in mathematics 33%
% of pupils absent or unable to access test in mathematics 0%

SCIENCE
% of pupils achieving level 4 or above in science 83%
% of pupils achieving level 5 in science 42%
% of pupils absent or unable to access test in science 0%

AVERAGE POINT SCORE 27.5

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StrawberryMartini · 30/10/2007 08:28

Looks pretty good but I really wouldn't base your choice on these scores. You need to go to the school and have a look around, get a feel for it. I worked at a school where the SATS results were low but it was a brilliant school with a fantastic head.

filtered · 30/10/2007 08:29

the feel of the school was quite good, but what does level 4 and 5 actually meaN? is it like a c and D with level 1 being a A?

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Hallgerda · 30/10/2007 08:49

Level 4 is the level of the Government target they're all supposed to reach, Level 5 is as good a result as you can obtain.

How do you feel about the size of the school? 12 pupils in a year seems very small - that may have implications over a small pool of potential friends and there may be mixed-year classes. Not necessarily a bad thing, but worth taking into account.

filtered · 30/10/2007 10:39

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GreatBigHairyMonsterlapin · 30/10/2007 10:42

Lots of info here

slippeddisc · 30/10/2007 11:04

Results are good, as mentioned 12 children in a cohort is small but this can have plus's and minus's.

The "feel" of the school would def be the decider for me. If you haven't already, take your child round to view the school whilst children are in and being taught...can get a much better idea.

Ask about their out of hours activities/clubs etc.

All the best with your choice.

brimfull · 30/10/2007 11:23

seems the school has the sats tests covered and are doing well in that area.
It is only a test result though I wouldn't judge a school on it .

Some schools can give too much emphasis to sats imo.

I would think carefully about such a small school aswell.

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