End of Year Results 

It is that time of year when all children complete assessments, hopefully demonstrating the great progress they have made in school. From Reception to Year 6 our results this year are fantastic. Here are some highlights of the results this year that are reported to the government and published later this year:

Reception

• 70% of children reached a Good Level of Development, which is above the national average in 2023. This is the first time our outcomes have been above national averages.

Year 1 and 2 Reading

• 83% of our children reached the expected level in their phonics check, which is above the national average in 2013. This is the first time our outcomes have been above national averages.

• 93% of our children reached the expected level, which is again above national levels in 2023.

Year 4 Times tables

• The mean average for our children this year was a mean average of 23 out of 25 compared to 20 out of 25 nationally in 2023.

• An amazing 52% of our children achieved a full score of 25 compared to 29% nationally in 2023.

Year 6

• In Reading children achieved 77% at the Expected Level and 27% at Greater Depth.

• In Writing children achieved 70% at the Expected Level and 7% at Greater Depth.

• In Maths children achieved 70% at the Expected Level and 17% at Greater Depth.

• In Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling children achieved 67% at the Expected Level with 27% at Greater Depth.

All the results above are in line with national results, just below or just above resulting in 57% of our children reaching Expected Level in Reading, Writing and Maths compared to national results of 61% and 10% of our children achieving Greater Depth in all three subjects compared to 8% nationally.

What an amazing achievement for all children in these classes which is a great reflected on the success our children are having across the school.

A Truly MAGICAL Performance 

This week, Year 4 put on three outstanding performances of their class text, 'Leon and the Place Between.' From a magician, to painted animals parading in the ark, to a red-eye crocodile to a solemn monkey, the show was alive with magic! The children then shared their English books with their families who came to watch. The audience were in awe of the production and we are all so proud of the children for their hard work. 

Y3 Visit to Caerleon Roman Museum 

On Thursday, Year 3 had a brilliant trip to the National Roman Legion Museum in Caerleon. The class were so well behaved and had a wonderful time exploring the museum, barracks and Roman Baths. In the amphitheatre they pretended to be gladiators and in the afternoon they became soldiers in the Roman army, armed with a sword and shield! We were so proud of them all and we had a fantastic time!  

Mini Market Fun 

Today, our Year 6 class took control of the annual Mini Market. 

They had been working long and hard to create games, activities and stalls to share with children across the school - and a great time was had by everyone! 

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