Primary, secondary and post-16 schools performance
The Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted) monitors the performance of schools in the borough.
School performance
The Department for Education (DfE) publishes school performance tables each year. These provide information on the performance of schools in the borough and across the UK.
Performance information helps schools to look at their strengths and weaknesses. It is designed to help them raise standards.
The information is also by us for the same purpose, and by Ofsted.
Primary performance
The DfE publishes tables which provide background information on schools including:
- name
- address
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telephone number.
The tables show data and information relating to the school and its pupils, including:
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the Key Stage 2 test and teacher assessment results
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the proportion of pupils making expected progress in reading, writing and mathematics
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a score, which compares progress made by pupils in the school compared with pupils across the UK.
Secondary performance
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pupils' GCSE (and equivalent) results
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the proportion of pupils making expected progress in English and mathematics
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a value added score, which looks at progress made by pupils in the school compared with pupils across the UK
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information about teaching staff and other members of the school
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schools' income and expenditure.
Post-16 performance
The post-16 performance tables provide data and information. These show:
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AS and A-level results
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equivalent results.
for students in school sixth forms and colleges in England.
Ofsted
From September 2019 Ofsted is changing how it inspects schools.
See Ofsted's information about school performance. This includes historical inspection reports as well as the Ofsted data dashboard.