Overall standards in reading, writing and maths remain high for our year 6 pupils, despite slipping for year 6 pupils nationally.

 

83% of our pupils met the expected standard in these combined areas this year, compared to 84% in 2019. Nationally, 59% of pupils met the expected level, down from 65% in 2019.

 

Most year 6 pupils leave Fielding working at or above the expected standard for their age:

• Reading, 87%
• Writing, 90%
• Maths, 92%

These outcomes are well above national figures and in-line with previous years.

 

Many pupils have achieved highly, working above the standard, with nearly half of the age group working above the expected standard in English:

• Reading, 46%
• Writing, 47%
• Maths, 35%

These outcomes are also very high and compare favourably to previous years.

 

These results are a credit to children, their families and teachers, especially given the impact of the pandemic. The pupils who took these tests this year were part-way through year 4 when schools first closed to most children in March 2020. Further school closures followed while they were in year 5.

 

Individual results will be given to pupils and parents on 12 July when annual pupil progress reports are published.

 

National tests in 2020 and 2021 were cancelled due to the pandemic.

 

School performance tables, also known as 'league tables' will not be published by the government this year. We will receive comparative performance information in the Autumn term.