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ACHIEVEMENT LANDSCAPE PICTURES: KEY STAGE 2 2019 At the end of each academic year, for the past twelve years, ECARDA has used the published national datasets to produce pictures of school achievement. The attached selection shows the achievement of mainstream schools in northern 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 publications section for a presentation of this type of analysis in 2016. The penultimate picture shows the achievement landscape of all local authorities across England. The final picture shows the achievement landscape of all pupils according to their characteristics. If any reader would like a bespoke local authority area achievement landscape picture, then get in touch. The Key Stage 4 pictures will be published on this site shortly after the revised national data is released. January 2020 Registered Office: Ecarda House, 4 Sharpe Close, Barton on Humber, North Lincolnshire, DN18 5TL. Registered in England no: 5364072 www.ecarda.co.uk North East Lincolnshire KS2 achievement landscape 2019 20 15 Old Clee Bursar Signhills Strand Elliston South Parade 10 Laceby Acres Fairfield Saint Mary's RC Wm Barcroft Thrunscoe Lisle Marsden Willows Stanford J&I New Waltham 5 Springfield Western Grange Yarborough Great Coates Enfield Healing St Peter's Wybers Wood Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] Coomb Briggs 0 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% Humberston CofE 90% 100% H Cloverfields Scartho Jun Welholme Reynolds Cn Peter Hall Waltham Leas Nunsthorpe Edward Heneage St Joseph's RC Pilgrim -5 Woodlands Eastfield Weelsby Littlecoates Middlethorpe Macaulay East Ravendale -10 Stallingborough -15 -20 [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA North Lincolnshire KS2 achievement landscape 2019 20 15 St Mary's RC Gunness & Burringham 10 St Bernadette's RC St Augustine WebsterRC Willoughby Rd Westwoodside Worlaby Goxhill The Grange Eastoft CE Saint Norbert's RC Winterton 5Crowle Wrawby St Mary's Priory Lane Alkborough Brigg S Ferriby Winteringham Westcliffe Scunthorpe CE New Holland St Peter & St Paul Holme Valley Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] St Barnabas Bowmandale Castledyke Luddington & Garthorpe 0 Kirmington 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Parkwood Burton-upon-Stather Barton St Peter's Haxey Bottesford Killingholme Hibaldstow Henderson Ave Oakfield Broughton John Harrison Belton All Saints -5 St Martin's Althorpe & Keadby Crosby Berkeley Messingham Brumby Epworth Scawby -10 E Halton Lincoln Gardens Ulceby St Nich Kirton Lindsey Leys Farm -15 -20 [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA 20 Hull KS2 achievement landscape 2019 Pearson Estcourt Biggin Hill 15 Chiltern Clifton St Nicholas Longhill Collingwood Eastfield Rokeby Park The Green … Ings Bellfield 10 Neasden Bricknell The Parks Wheeler Adelaide Sutton Park St George's Craven Maybury Spring Cottage Appleton Victoria Dock Paisley Thoresby Wansbeck Broadacre Gillshill 5 Highlands St Andrew's CE Hall Road Cavendish Westcott Stoneferry Endike Cleeve Alderman Cogan's Parkstone St Vincent's Kingswood Parks Sidmouth Thanet St Th More Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] St Anthony's Southcoates Thorpepark Priory 0 Christopher Pickering 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Endsleigh HC 70% Woodland 80% 90% 100% Oldfleet Newland St J St Charles Newington Mersey Dorchester St Mary Queen of Martyrs Stockwell Marfleet -5 Ainthorpe St James' Buckingham Stepney Bude Park St Richard's Griffin Francis Askew Wold -10 -15 -20 Progress [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA Doncaster KS2 achievement landscape 2019 20 15 Woodfield Highwoods Kirkby Ave Crookesbroom Hooton Pagnel 10 Armthorpe Shaw Wood Conisbrough Ivanhoe Warmsworth Hatfield Woodhouse Branton St Wilfrid's Park Tickhill St Mary's Tickhill Estfeld Edlington Victoria Hill Top Hatfield Sheep Dip Carr Lodge Thorne Moorends Southfield Town Field 5 Kingfisher Barnby Dun Owston Park Waverley Edenthorpe Hall Montagu Scawsby Saltersgate St Francis Xavier Sandringham Our Lady of Mt Carmel Bentley High Street Pheasant Bank Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] Auckley Norton Rossington St Michael's 0 Copley New Pastures Intake Dunsville Toll Bar Barnburgh 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%Morley Place 70% 80% 90% 100% Stainforth Kirton Lane Arksey Green Top Richmond Hill Willow Canon Popham Bessacarr Hawthorn Mallard Adwick Our Lady of Perpetual Help Hayfield Lane St Joseph's RC Highfields Windhill St Joseph & St Teresa's St Peter's RC Holy Family Kirk Sandall-5 Travis St Lawrence Mexborough St John Hexthorpe Atlas Bawtry Mayflower St Oswald's CE Scawthorpe Castle Plover Hatchell Wood Scawthorpe Sunnyfields Thorne Brooke Hillside Carcrof Castle Rosedale St Mary's Edlington Wadworth Tranmoor -10 Balby Central St Alban's RC Thorne King Ed Bentley New Village Denaby Main Long Toft Our Lady of Sorrows Lakeside Marshland The Woodlands -15 Askern Spa -20 Progress [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA 20 East Riding KS2 achievement landscape 2019 15 Burton Pidsea Hessle Penshurst Quay Barmby-on-the-Marsh St John of Beverley 10 Riston Newport Skipsea Swinefleet Hutton Cranswick Burton Agnes Sutton Upon Derwent Cottingham Croxby Rawcliffe Beeford St Joseph's RC Hallgate Bugthorpe Walkington Sledmere Gilberdyke Cherry Burton Sigglesthorne 5 Swinemoor Brandesburton Wilberfoss Marshlands Hornsea Swanland Nafferton Bubwith Lockington Acre Heads Eastrington Warter Sproatley St Mary's Beverley Flamborough Kirk Ella Parkside Roos Cowick Newbald Wetwang Bay Bishop Wilton Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] N Frodingham Skirlaugh Barmby Moor 0 Boynton Brough Kilham Tickton N Ferriby 20% 30% 40% Our Lady and St Peter 50% 60% 70% 80%Springhead 90% 100% Keldmarsh Wold Newton Skidby Inmans Little Weighton Boothferry Driffield Withernsea Melbourne Molescroft Aldbrough Stamford Bridge St Mary's Mkt Weighton Holme on SM Hook N Cave Welton Snaith Westfield Willerby Carr Hilderthorpe Rawcliffe B'ge Leconfield Burlington -5 Bilton Pocklington Bempton Elloughton Burstwick S Cave Woodmansey Airmyn Park New Pasture Lane Middleton-on-the-Wolds Bacon Garth Kingsway All Saints' Beverley St Nicholas Dunswell Leven Preston Garton-on-the-Wolds St Martin's , Fangfoss Thorngumbald -10 Keyingham Easington Anlaby St Mary and St Joseph Hedon Mount Pleasant Martongate Howden Pollington-Balne Patrington Beverley Minster -15 Hornsea Burton Wawne (27%, -22.5) -20 [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA 20 Northern parts of Lincolnshire KS2 achievement landscape 2019 15 Bardney 10 Donington-on-Bain St Faith & St Martin Grimoldby Utterby Blyton Cum Laughton St Margaret's Withern Reepham Frances Olive Anderson Morton Trentside Our Lady of Lincoln 5 Newton-on-Trent Wragby The Marton Ac North Thoresby Waddingham Louth Kidgate Holton-le-Clay Benjamin Adlard Kelsey Osgodby Scotter Keelby Tetney Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] Normanby Corringham Saxilby 0 20% 30% 40% East Wold 50% St George's Gainsborough60% Grainthorpe 70% 80% 90% 100% North Cotes N Somercotes Tealby Sturton by Stow Lacey Gardens Westgate Lincoln Monks Abbey Ellison Boulters The Hackthorn St Michael's Louth Mablethorpe St Giles Huttoft Caistor Middle Rasen Hemswell Cliff Gainsborough Charles Baines Dunholme St Chad's -5 Welton St Mary's Cherry Willingham Alford Faldingworth Legsby Mercer's Wood Ermine Scampton Theddlethorpe (17%, -8.9) Binbrook St Helena's Willoughby Willoughton Grasby Market Rasen Nettleton Pollyplatt Gainsborough Parish -10 N Cockerington Nettleham Fiskerton Sutton-on-Sea Scamblesby White's Wood Ingham -15 -20 [R+W+Ma] Progress ECARDA 7.0 All England LA KS2 achievement landscape 2019 Camden Newham Kensington & Chelsea 5.0 Richmond upon Thames Islington Tower Hamlets Lambeth Barnet Trafford Herts Redbridge Hull Newcastle upon Tyne Waltham Forest Hammersmith & Fulham Nottingham Merton Harrow Brent Westminster Southwark Wandsworth Sutton Bromley 3.0 NE Lincs Gateshead Ealing Bradford Middlesbrough Croydon Stockton Bolton Redcar & Cleveland Leicester Warrington Enfield Slough Hounslow Wolverhampton Darlington Oldham Sunderland Salford Thurrock Tameside Haringey Blackburn with Darwen Sandwell Blackpool N Tyneside Havering Bury Hillingdon Manchester Torbay Leeds Knowsley Barking & Dagenham S Tyneside1.0 Hartlepool Kingston upon Thames Plymouth Hackney Liverpool Barnsley Wigan Southend Bristol York Greenwich Birmingham Stockport Leics Lancs Co Durham Notts Attainment: Expected+ [R∩W∩Ma] Luton Cumbria Brighton &Hove Wokingham W Berks St. Helens Calderdale MK Kent Rochdale Sheffield Sefton Glos Warks Windsor & Maidenhead Halton 50% 55% 60% 65% Essex Northumberland 70% 75% 80% 85% Walsall Southampton ChesW & Ch Surrey Derby Wakefield
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