Latest KS2 Results

We are very pleased that once again our pupils have produced a very strong set of KS2 test data. The details are listed below alongside comparison with national data.

Key Stage 2 Data from May 2023 SATs testing

North Baddesley Junior School versus National data

(Source = DfE provisional data)

	North Baddesley Junior School 2023	National 2023	NBJS V National
Average progress score in Reading	0.94
Average progress score in Writing	1.76
Average progress score in Maths	1.33

Average Scaled Score in Reading	108	105	+3
Percentage of pupils who achieved the expected standard in Reading	84.1%	73%	+ 10.1%
Percentage of pupils who achieved a high level of attainment in Reading	41.3%

Percentage of pupils who achieved the expected standard in Writing	84.1%	71%	+13.1%
Percentage of pupils who achieved a high level of attainment in Writing	31.7%

Average Scaled Score in Maths	107	104	+3
Percentage of pupils who achieved the expected standard in Maths	87.3%	73%	+14.3%
Percentage of pupils who achieved a high level of attainment in Maths	38.1%

Average Scaled Score in Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling	108	105	+3
Percentage of pupils who achieved the expected standard in Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling	86%	72%	+14%
Percentage of pupils who achieved a high level of attainment in Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling	44%

Percentage of children meeting the expected standard in reading, writing and maths combined	76.2%	59%	+17.2%
Percentage of children achieving a high standard in reading, writing and maths combined	23.8%	8%	+15.8%

*0 is the expected level of progress (i.e. met progress expectation). A positive number is greater than expected, a negative number means less than expected progress.

Link to DfE's statistics page for North Baddesley Junior School.

What do the new progress measures mean?
DfE leaflet which explains what the progress measure means. A score of 0 implies pupils make roughly the same progress as similar school. A score greater than 0 indicates better progress than typical.