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Key Stage 2 Assessment Data

Achievement Outcomes

We All Achieve

 

Children achieve well at Overseal Primary School. We have a proven track record of enabling children to achieve well, as our data over time demonstrates. We have demonstrated over a number of years that Overseal supports all children, including our most vulnerable to achieve the expected standard and above. In recent years, our data has placed us in the top 20% of schools across all 3 subjects.

Data at EYFS, Year 1 phonics and KS1 are always in line or above the national data and this trend continued in 2026. 

Our good outcomes in achievement are a trend over time and reflects the hard work of staff, pupils and parents.

A detailed analysis of our data can be seen below.

In 2026, our Year 6 class made strong progress for a class with 27% SEND needs and a high number of vulnerable children who we supported to achieve their best. 

 

Achievement Data 2026

 

This year at Overseal, we have achieved so much and have every reason to celebrate. Living our vision that "We All Achieve", our children, staff and families have worked together to secure outcomes that are consistently above national averages.

In Reception, 79% of children achieved a Good Level of Development, compared to 72% nationally. In the Year 1 Phonics Screening Check, 90% of pupils met the expected standard, exceeding the national figure of 82%. In the Multiplication Tables Check, 62% of pupils achieved full marks, well above the national average of 44%.

At Key Stage 2, outcomes were equally impressive. 81% of pupils achieved the expected standard in Reading, Writing and Mathematics combined, compared to 63% nationally. In Reading, 92% of pupils achieved the expected standard compared to 75% nationally, and 42% achieved the higher standard compared to 33% nationally.

KEY STAGE 2

SubjectsAt expected level %National 2026At Greater Depth %National 2026Average Point Score SchoolNational 2026
Reading92%75%42%30%108.1106.0
Writing85%73%15%13%  
Maths85%75%23%27%105.3105.0
SPAG85%74%35%30%106.6105.0
Combined81%63%8%8%  

 

In 2025, our 6 class made strong progress for a class with 40% SEND needs and a high number of vulnerable children who we supported to achieve their best. 

Key Stage 2 Data 2025

 

Subject At Expected level %National 2025At Higher standard SchoolNational 2025Average Point Score School  National 2025 
Reading 70%75%20%33%104.2106
Writing 70%72%16.7%12.8%  
Maths53%74%23%26%102.7105
Spag 63%75%23%29.6%  
All Subjects 47%62%16.78.4 %


Key Stage 2 Data 2024

 

Subject 

At EXP School % all 

National 2023 

At school Greater Depth% 

National 2023 

Average point score School

National 2023 

Reading 

937341

29

108105

Writing 

827124

13

  

Maths 

907328

24 

106104

Spag 

807245

30

107105

All subjects

79.35917

8

 

 

KS2 Data 2023

Subject 

At EXP School % all 

Provisional national % 

At school Greater Depth% 

provisional national % 

Average point score School

Provisional national 

Progress score

0 is national

Reading 

90 

73 

45 

28 

108.3 

105 

2.72

Writing 

83 

71 

10 

13 

  

-0.56

Maths 

86 

73 

31 

23 

106 .1

104 

1.48

Spag 

86 

72 

38 

28 

106.8 

104.9

 

All subjects

72

59

0

7

 

 

 

 

“Pupils experience well-taught lessons that prepare them to make successful next steps in education. This is reflected in the positive outcomes pupils achieve in national tests.” Ofsted 2026

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