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Yate Academy

School Performance

A great start

At the end of Reception, children at Woodlands achieve well above the National average and have a better chance of success. 

Our results in Key Stage 1 are above national in all areas and reflect the hard work of our pupils and ambition of our school.

Achievement and Progress above National at Key Stage 2 

Our data shows that children who attend Woodlands have a BETTER CHANCE OF SUCCESS than if they attended other schools. We are one of the TOP THREE performing primary schools in Yate. Both our progress score (+2.3) and attainment (90%) put our school in the top 20% of schools for writing.

Good behaviour is rewarded

At Woodlands, we strongly believe that children have the right to learn and teachers have the right to teach in disruption free classrooms. Good behaviour is rewarded each term.

Engaging pupils

We recognise the value of physical education and have strong links with Bristol Sport. We place emphasis on the importance of developing the whole child with our extensive range of extra-curricular opportunities.

We offer a breakfast club run by experienced staff and have excellent links with Barnwood Buddies who will collect children after school.

 

Performance data and results

Early Year Foundation Stage (EYFS)

School
National
81% 71.5%

Year 1 Phonics

School
National
79% 82%

Key Stage 1 (Year 1 & 2)

 
School
National
Reading
82% 75%
Writing
79% 70%
Maths
82% 76%

Key Stage 2 Attainment

 
School
National
Reading
83%
75%
Writing
90%
78%
Maths
88%
76%
Combined
78% 64%

Progress Measures

2017 Progress at KS2
Progress score for Woodlands
Percentile position compared to national
Reading
+1.1 Top 40%
Writing
+2.3 Top 40%
Maths
+0.9 Top 40%

Key Stage 2 – Pupils achieving a higher standard in Reading, Writing and Maths

School
National
10% 10%

Key Stage 2 – Average scores in Reading and Maths

 
School
National
Reading
106
105
Maths
106
104

School Performance Tables

Woodland Primary School's entry in the School Performance Tables, published by the Secretary of State on the Department for Education's website, can be accessed here.