School Data
High achievement
Belmont pupils make very good academic progress and achieve very well compared to their peers locally and nationally.
We focus on pupils' attainment and progress from different starting points.
Attainment
We aim for as many pupils as possible to meet age-related expectations based on the National Curriculum by the end of each year group. Many pupils will meet these expectations during the school year and will start to apply their learning in different ways to work at greater depth.
Progress
Every child is unique, each with their own abilities. We track progress from each pupil's starting point:
- Reception, from an initial assessment when pupils start school
- Year 1 and Year 2, from the end of Reception based on the 'good level of development' judgement
- Years 3-6, from the end of Year 2 (key-stage 1) based on National Curriculum levels or assessment against national standards.
Key groups of pupils
Every pupil is important and we track their academic progress individually. We also focus on 4 key groups of pupils:
- the most-able pupils, typically with the highest starting points
- disadvantaged pupils who receive additional government funding known as the Pupil Premium grant
- pupils with special educational needs
- those pupils who need to catch-up their peers
Results
Schools must publish end of key-stage 2 results. We also publish whole school summary results from each age group along with our own evaluation of our performance as a school and next steps.
In line with latest Government Guidance, Primary school's are not publishing any data for 2020:
"As part of steps taken to fight the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), the government announced that all exams due to take place in schools and colleges in England in summer 2020 are cancelled and that it will not publish any school or college level educational performance data based on tests, assessments or exams for 2020."
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