Desktop Review 2015 Name of School: Name of Standards and Excellence Commissioner: Headteacher Date appointed Chair of Governors ESPP/ External Adviser Budget carry forward 14/15 Number on roll Y2 School Self-Evaluation The quality of teaching The Achievement of Pupils Behaviour and Safety of Children The Quality of Leadership and management Early Years Self-Evaluation Grade Number on roll Y6 Date (s) of any LA/ Governance/ Phonics/ Pupil Premium Review Number of Education, Health and Care (EHC) plans Number of PPG (including “ever 6”) Current Inspection judgement Previous inspection judgement Ofsted Grade Absence % Persistent Absence % Current inspection date Previous inspection date Programmes of support LA programmes/other NET/ASPIRE etc What is the school’s target date to be judged good/outstanding? Provisional School Improvement Priorities for 2015/6 ECC Standards and Excellence RAG rating: Page 1 The achievement of pupils at the school EYFS Number in cohort: Number entitled to pupil premium (PPG) Please leave this column free for additional information from the SEC. Achievement in EYFS is outstanding/good/requires improvement/inadequate The evidence for this is: % of pupils that achieved an overall Good Level of Development (GLD) % PPG Progress from the school’s baseline is Add any comments relating to the achievement of groups eg Most able, EAL, PPG, Boys/girls, Areas of relative strength: Areas for development: 3 year trend against national is upward/downward/fluctuating/broadly in line (within 5% of national) 3 year school trend is upward/downward/fluctuating/ broadly in line (within 5% of previous year) Which provider has the school selected for the Reception baseline in Sept 2015? ECC Standards and Excellence Page 2 Year 1 Phonics Screening Number in the cohort: Number entitled to PPG % of Year 1 pupils achieving the expected standard % of PPG pupils achieving the expected standard 3 year trend against national is upward/downward/fluctuating/broadly in line (within 5% of national) 3 year school trend is upward/downward/fluctuating/ broadly in line (within 5% of previous year) Number of pupils in Year 2 who were re-assessed in Phonics Screening Number successful: % successful: ECC Standards and Excellence Page 3 Year 2 Number in the cohort: Achievement in KS1 is outstanding/good/requires improvement/inadequate The evidence for this is: Attainment % of pupils at % of pupils at % of pupils at Level 2+ Level 2b+ Level 3 Reading Writing Maths Number of pupils attracting PPG: Attainment of PPG % of pupils at Level 2+ Reading Writing Maths % of pupils at Level 2b+ % of pupils at Level 3 How do these outcomes compare with predictions? Any additional pertinent information? 3 year trend for all pupils at L2b+ against national is upward/downward/fluctuating/broadly in line (within 5% of national) 3 year school trend for all pupils at L2b+ is upward/downward/fluctuating/ broadly in line (within 5% of previous year) Add any evidence of pupil progress in KS1 from entry to Year 1 Add any comments relating to the achievement of groups eg Most Able, EAL, Boys/girls, Areas of relative strength appear to be Areas for development appear to be ECC Standards and Excellence Page 4 Any additional comments in relation to progress since end of EYFS What has school done to plan for assessment without levels? How is the school tracking progress? ECC Standards and Excellence Page 5 Key Stage 2 Number of pupils in Year 6 cohort: Achievement in KS2 is outstanding/good/requires improvement/inadequate The evidence for this is: Outcomes 2015 % at L4+ % at L4b+ % at L5 % at L6 % 2 Levels prog % 3 Levels prog Reading Writing Maths Combined RWM EGPS How do these outcomes compare with predictions as sent to the LA? Any additional pertinent information? Number of pupils attracting PPG: Outcomes for PPG % at L4+ % at L4b+ Reading Writing Maths Combined RWM EGPS % at L5 % at L6 % 2 Levels prog % 3 Levels prog How do these outcomes compare with predictions as sent to the LA? Any additional pertinent information? 3 year trend for all pupils at L4+ combined against national is upward/downward/fluctuating/broadly in line (within 5% of national) ECC Standards and Excellence Page 6 3 year school trend for all pupils at L4 + combined is upward/downward/fluctuating/ broadly in line (within 5% of previous year) Add any comments relating to the achievement of groups eg Most Able, EAL, Boys/girls Areas of relative strength appear to be Areas for development appear to be Evaluation of any particular provision or intervention Any additional comments in relation to progress since end of KS1 Evidence for other year groups in KS2 What has school done to plan for assessment without levels? How is the school tracking progress? The quality of teaching in the school What is your judgement of the quality of teaching over time? Evidence ECC Standards and Excellence Page 7 The behaviour and safety of pupils at the school What is the current standard of behaviour around the school in general? How strong are pupils’ learning behaviours? Is attendance above/below/in line with national? The quality of leadership and management of the school How effective has leadership been in addressing the key issues from the previous inspection report in respect of the quality of teaching and therefore improving pupil achievement? To what extent are the governors effective in their challenge as well as their support for the school? What training have they undertaken? What progress has the school made in relation to the new curriculum and SEN reforms? Use/impact of the Pupil Premium Grant Any additional relevant information eg staff/structural changes School led school improvement Please provide details of any collaborative partnerships which you are currently engaged in, including Teaching School Alliances ECC Standards and Excellence Page 8 ECC Standards and Excellence Page 9