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The Business of School Improvement ACHIEVEMENT the business of school improvement ACHIEVEMENT LANDSCAPE PICTURES: KEY STAGE 2 2017 At the end of each academic year, for the past ten years, ECARDA has used the published national datasets to produce pictures of school achievement. The attached selection shows the achievement of schools in parts of Lincolnshire, the Humber sub- region and Doncaster at the end of Key Stage 2. The horizontal axis refers to “attainment” and, since 2016, uses the published figure of the proportion of pupils attaining at least the expected standard in all three of Reading Writing and Mathematics. The vertical axis refers to “progress” and, since 2016, uses the sum of the progress measures in each of Reading, Writing and Mathematics. The labels in each of the chart quadrants are no more than indicators: Higher-than-average attainment with higher-than-average progress is indicated as accomplishing; Lower-than-average- attainment with higher-than-average progress is indicated as striving; Lower-than-average-progress with higher-than-average attainment is indicated as cruising; Lower-than-average attainment with lower-than-average progress is indicated as struggling. Clearly, those clustered around the centre are close the to the national average. Discounting those clustered around the centre/average, the proportion of schools or pupils which fall into each of these categories makes for an interesting comparison across local authority areas. See the ECARDA website for a presentation of this type of analysis in 2016. The final picture shows the achievement landscape of all local authorities across the country with outliers and regional local authorities labelled. If any reader would like a bespoke local authority area achievement landscape picture, then get in touch. The Key Stage 4 pictures, based on the provisional national data, are already published on this site. February 2018 Registered Office: Ecarda House, 4 Sharpe Close, Barton on Humber, North Lincolnshire, DN18 5TL. Registered in England no: 5364072 VAT registration no: 865 7279 73 www.ecarda.co.uk Doncaster KS2 achievement landscape 2017 20.0 Scawthorpe Castle Hills Conisbrough Ivanhoe 15.0 Mexborough Highwoods 10.0 Holy Family Catholic Kirkby Avenue St Peter's Catholic Arksey Branton St Wilfrid's Crookesbroom Tickhill Estfeld Travis St Lawrence Warmsworth Bawtry Mayflower Scawsby Rosedale Hatfield Woodhouse Woodfield 5.0Wadworth Scawsby Saltersgate Tickhill St Mary's Our Lady of Mount Carmel Long Toft Sandringham Mexborough St John Windhill Primary School Armthorpe Shaw Wood Dunsville Hill Top Hawthorn Norton St Francis Xavier Hatchell Wood Intake Lakeside St Joseph & St Teresa's Rossington St Michael's Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] Carcroft Adwick Bentley High Street Auckley Barnby Dun 0.0 Richmond Hill Willow Thorne King Edward 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% Copley 80% 90% 100% Denaby Main Thorne Green Top Montagu Our Lady of Sorrows Carr Lodge Toll Bar Mallard Armthorpe Tranmoor Scawthorpe Sunnyfields Bessacarr Kingfisher Balby Central Hooton Pagnell New Pastures Highfields Owston Park -5.0 Plover St Oswald's Pheasant Bank Edenthorpe Hall Hexthorpe St Alban's Town Field Armthorpe Southfield Canon Popham Thorne Brooke Hillside Hatfield Sheep Dip Lane Park Castle Hayfield Lane The Woodlands St Joseph's School Barnburgh Kirk Sandall-10.0 Edlington Victoria Stainforth Kirton Lane St Mary's Catholic Thorne Moorends Our Lady of Perpetual Help Marshland Bentley New Village Morley Place Waverley -15.0 Stirling Askern Spa Progress [R+W+Ma] Progress -20.0 ECARDA Hull KS2 achievement landscape 2017 20.0 Clifton Thorpepark Craven Estcourt 15.0 Pearson Collingwood Cleeve Newington Highlands Thoresby Priory Stepney 10.0 Wheeler Eastfield Victoria Dock Rokeby Park Adelaide Broadacre Paisley Westcott Endsleigh Sidmouth Appleton Gillshill Mountbatten Spring Cottage Bellfield 5.0 Christopher Pickering St James' St George's Bricknell The Parks Marfleet Stoneferry Stockwell Bude Park St Vincent's The Green Way Endike Sutton P'k Ainthorpe St Andrew's Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] Buckingham Chiltern Wansbeck Alderman Cogan's 0.0 Parkstone Wold St Anthony's 10% 20% 30% 40% Ings50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% St Nicholas Biggin Hill Southcoates Maybury Thanet St Charles' Woodland Longhill Griffin Hall Road St Thomas More Kingswood Parks Francis Askew Newland St John's Dorchester -5.0 Mersey Neasden St Richard's St Mary Queen of Martyrs Cavendish Oldfleet -10.0 -15.0 -20.0 [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA East Riding KS2 achievement landscape 2017 20.0 Pollington-Balne 15.0 Burton Agnes Newport Wawne St John of Beverley Mount Pleasant 10.0 Gilberdyke Lockington North Frodingham Bacon Garth Stamford Bridge Sutton Upon Derwent Beeford Wetwang Swinemoor Brandesburton New Pasture Lane Swinefleet Hallgate Snaith Tickton Walkington Riston Eastrington N Ferriby Burstwick Cottingham Croxby 5.0 Willerby Carr Lane Boynton Little Weighton Penshurst Welton Keldmarsh Hilderthorpe Hornsea Marshlands Hook Nafferton North Cave Withernsea Acre Heads Wilberfoss Swanland Warter Hutton Cranswick Driffield Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] Molescroft Kirk Ella St Andrew's Kingsway Bubwith Bempton Barmby Moor 0.0 Westfield Sledmere Thorngumbald Skidby Newbald Leven 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% Our Lady & St Peter80% 90% 100% South Cave Kilham Cowick Sproatley St Martin's Patrington Boothferry Cherry Burton Hornsea Burton Quay Leconfield Skipsea Springhead Flamborough Pocklington Paull Beverley Minster Airmyn Park Brough St Mary's Market Weighton -5.0 Anlaby Parkside Elloughton Burlington Preston Bilton Bay Beverley St Nicholas St Mary's Beverley Skirlaugh St Mary and St Joseph Aldbrough Keyingham Roos All Saints' Melbourne Holme-upon-Spalding Moor Inmans -10.0 Garton-on-the-Wolds Dunswell Hedon St Joseph's Woodmansey Howden Middleton-on-the-Wolds Bishop Wilton -15.0 Martongate -20.0 [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA North East Lincolnshire KS2 achievement landscape 2017 20.0 Grange S Parade Willows 15.0 Wybers Laceby Acres New Waltham 10.0 Stanford J&I Yarborough Saint Mary's Humberston CE Lisle Marsden Western Welholme East Ravendale Old Clee 5.0 Healing Humberston C'fields Great Coates Springfield Bursar Signhills Coomb Briggs St Joseph's Fairfield Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] Eastfield Thrunscoe Wm Barcroft Enfield Littlecoates 0.0 10% 20% 30% 40% St Peter's 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Nunsthorpe Elliston Canon P Hall Waltham Leas Scartho J Woodlands Reynolds -5.0 Allerton Macaulay Stallingborough Middlethorpe -10.0 Weelsby -15.0 Strand Edward Heneage -20.0 [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA North Lincolnshire KS2 achievement landscape 2017 20.0 15.0 10.0 Castledyke New Holland Westcliffe St Mary's Catholic St Bernadette's Scunthorpe CofE Oasis Parkwood Saint Augustine Webster Killingholme 5.0 Bowmandale Westwoodside Oasis Henderson Avenue John Harrison Bottesford St Martin's Wrawby St Mary's Winteringham The Grange Epworth Althorpe & Keadby St Barnabas Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] Eastoft Oakfield 0.0 Hibaldstow Haxey Scawby 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Winterton 70% 80% 90% 100% Kirton Lindsey Holme Valley Lincoln Gardens Crosby Burton-upon-Stather Willoughby Road Brigg Goxhill Belton All Saints South Ferriby Broughton Leys Farm Saint Norbert's Alkborough Gunness & Burringham Worlaby Luddington and Garthorpe -5.0 Messingham Ulceby St Nicholas Crowle Berkeley St Peter and St Paul Barton St Peter's Kirmington Priory Lane -10.0 Brumby East Halton -15.0 Progress [R+W+Ma] Progress -20.0 ECARDA Parts of Lincolnshire KS2 achievement landscape 2017 20.0 15.0 Bardney 10.0 St Margaret's Withern Marton Grasby All Saints Keelby 5.0 Benjamin Adlard Gainsborough Parish Church Ermine Bucknall Wragby Mercer's Wood Morton Trentside Reepham The Edward Richardson Louth Kidgate Saxilby Mablethorpe Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] St George's Faldingworth St Andrew's North Somercotes 0.0 Scotter Huttoft Fiskerton Westgate Blyton Cum Laughton 10% 20% 30% 40% Middle Rasen 50% 60% 70% Binbrook 80% 90% 100% Pollyplatt Theddlethorpe St Faith and St Martin Donington-on-Bain Alford Our Lady of Lincoln Horncastle Hackthorn Normanby Welton Kirkby-on-Bain Marshchapel Tetney Holton-le-Clay Gainsborough Charles Baines -5.0 Corringham Tealby Waddingham Monks Abbey Grimoldby Ellison Boulters Sutton-on-Sea North Cotes Kelsey Caistor East Wold Nettleton Dunholme St Chad's Market Rasen North Cockerington White's Wood Sturton by Stow St Michael's St Helena's The Nettleham -10.0 St Giles N Thoresby Lacey Gardens Osgodby Frances Olive Anderson Ingham Cherry Willingham Hemswell Cliff Scamblesby Scampton -15.0 Willoughton -20.0 [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA 8.0 Local Authority KS2 achievement landscape 2017 Newham Kensigton & Chelsea 6.0 Hackney Bromley Hammersmith & Fulham 4.0 Richmond on Thames Hull N E Lincs 2.0 Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] 0.0 50% 55% 60% 65% 70% 75% 80% North Lincs East Riding -2.0 Doncaster Lincolnshire (all) Peterborough Solihull -4.0 Central Bedfordshire -6.0 Bedford Progress [R+W+Ma] Progress -8.0 ECARDA.
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