School Performance Data
KS2
For the academic year 2016/17 – 58% of pupils attained the expected standard in all of Reading, Writing and Mathematics.
This is 7 children reaching RWM out of a cohort of 12. National average – 61%
Percentage of children reaching expected in Reading, Writing and Mathematics:
Reading – 75% National average – 71%
Writing – 75% National average – 76%
Mathematics – 67% National average – 75%
8% of pupils achieved Greater depth in all of Reading, Writing and Mathematics. National average 9%
Percentage of children reaching Greater depth in Reading, Writing and Mathematics:
Reading – 25% National average – 25%
Writing – 33% National average – 18%
Mathematics – 8% National average – 23%
KS1
Cohort of 9 children
For the academic year 2016/17 – % of children reaching expected in Reading, Writing and Mathematics:
Reading – 78% National average – 76%
Writing – 67% National average – 68%
Mathematics – 67% National average – 75%
Percentage of children reaching Greater depth in Reading, Writing and Mathematics:
Reading – 56% National average – 25%
Writing – 22% National average – 16%
Mathematics – 33% National average – 21%
Full performance information for the school can be found on the Primary Performance pages of the gov.uk website, here.
Ofsted
The school converted to be an academy on 1st July 2017 and as such does not have an Ofsted report as a new school.
Reports for the predecessor school however can be found on the Ofsted website here
Parent View gives parents the chance to tell Ofsted what they think about our school on their website here
Pupil Premium Information
The Pupil premium is a sum of money the school receives for each student who is either in receipt of Free School Meals (FSM) or who has been in receipt of them in the past. Nationally, the statistics show that students who are in receipt of FSM do less well than their peers in external exams. The aim of this money is to try to close that attainment gap by allowing the school to direct additional resources towards these individuals learning.
We are required to publish how much Pupil Premium money we receive and how we have chosen to spend that money.
PE and Sports Premium Information
Schools receive PE and sport premium funding based on the number of pupils in years 1 to 6. At Thompson Primary School we want every child to succeed irrespective of their background. We want to increase the number of pupils who derive pleasure from sporting activity in and out of school. We want to provide the best equipment to support high quality competitive sport and other games. We want to make the playground a place where sport can be enjoyed by all.
We are required to publish how much PE and Sports Premium money we receive and how we have chosen to spend that money.