A summary of the 2013 Key Stage 2 results is shown below:

• The % achieving level 4 or above in reading, writing and maths was 79%
• In reading 85% made expected progress; in writing 100% made expected progress and in maths 92% made expected progress.
• In reading, 57% achieved level 5 or above; in writing, 29% achieved level 5 or above; in grammar, spelling and punctuation 64% achieved level 5 or above and in maths, 50% achieved level 5 or above. 

A summary of the 2014 Key Stage 2 results is shown here:  

• The % achieving level 4 or above in reading, writing and maths was 76%
• In reading 73% made expected progress; in writing 87% made expected progress and in maths 93% made expected progress.
• In reading, 47% achieved level 5 or above; in writing, 35% achieved level 5 or above; in spelling, grammar and punctuation 59% achieved level 5 or above and in maths, 29% achieved level 5 or above.

A summary of the 2015 Key Stage 2 results is shown here:

• The % achieving level 4 or above in reading, writing and maths was 80%
• In reading 93% made expected progress; in writing 93% made expected progress and in maths 93% made expected progress.
• In reading, 47% achieved level 5 or above; in writing 67% achieved level 5 or above; in spelling, punctuation and grammar 73% achieved level 5 or above and in maths 27% achieved level 5 or above.

A summary of the 2016 Key Stage 2 results is shown here:

Due to new national assessments this year, results are not comparable with previous years.

• The percentage of pupils that achieved the expected standard or above in all of reading, writing and mathematics was 53% with 0% achieving a combined higher level.
• 13% pupils achieved a higher level in mathematics.
• 20% pupils achieved a higher level in writing.
• In Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling, 73% pupils achieved the expected standard and 20% achieved the higher standard.
• Writing progress score was 1.9.
• Mathematics progress score was -0.6.
• Reading progress score was -4.4.
• Average scaled score in mathematics was 103.
• Average scaled score in reading was 99.
• Average scaled score in grammar, punctuation and spelling was 103. 

A summary of the 2017 results is shown below:

• 82% pupils achieved the expected standard or above in all of reading, writing and maths with 29% achieving a combined higher level.
• 41% achieved  higher standard in reading.
• 29% achieved greater depth in writing.
• 41% achieved higher standard in maths.
• In Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling, 100% pupils achieved the expected standard and 41% achieved the higher standard.
• Reading progress score was -0.1
• Writing progress score was 0.8
• Mathematics progress score was 0.3
• Average scaled score in reading was 108
• Average scaled score in mathematics was 108
• Average scaled score in grammar, punctuation and spelling was 110
•  Below is a link to information published about school performance by the DFE (Department for Education).  

www.education.gov.uk/cgi-bin/schools/performance/school.pl

A summary of the 2018 results is shown below:

• 64% of pupils achieved the expected standard or above in all of reading, writing and maths with 7% achieving a combined higher level.
• 36% achieved the higher standard in reading.
• 36% achieved greater depth in writing.
• 7% achieved the higher standard in maths.
• In Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling, 79% pupils achieved the expected standard with 29% achieving the higher standard.
• Reading progress score was -2.4.
• Writing progress score was 1.7.
• Mathematics progress score was -1.7.
• Average scaled score in reading was 103.
• Average scaled score in mathematics was 104.
• Average scaled score in grammar, punctuation and spelling was 106.
•  Below is a link to information published about school performance by the DFE (Department for Education) 
• www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk 

A summary of the 2019 results is shown below:

• 67% of pupils achieved the expected standard or above in all of reading, writing and maths with 13% achieving a combined higher level.
• 40% achieved the higher standard in reading.
• 27% achieved greater depth in writing.
• 27% achieved the higher standard in maths.
• In Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling, 93% pupils achieved the expected standard with 47% achieving the higher standard.
• Reading progress score was 0.2.
• Writing progress score was 1.8.
• Mathematics progress score was 0.8.
• Average scaled score in reading was 105.
• Average scaled score in mathematics was 106.
• Average scaled score in grammar, punctuation and spelling was 110.
•  Below is a link to information published about school performance by the DFE (Department for Education) 
• www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk