Pupils in Year 1, 4 and 6 have statutory tests each year.

In Year 6 children undertake statutory assessment tests in English and Maths in May.

In Year 4 school administer an online multiplication tables check for children in year four (normally aged eight or nine). This tests recall of times tables up to 12.

In Year 1 children have a statutory test: the phonics screening in June.  Children in year one, which is usually the second year of primary education, take a phonics screen to check their ability to decode words.

In Reception, there was a statutory baseline assessment in reception class – this takes place within the first six weeks of entering reception class. This focuses on maths, language, communication and literacy. The results will be used as the starting point to assess how much progress schools are making with their pupils. Results for individual children or schools will not be published.

The programmes of study within the new National Curriculum set out expectations at the end of each year group and key stage.  All Saints have developed a curriculum relevant to our pupils that teaches the content of the National Curriculum. In Year 1-6, judgements are made by teachers on confidence against Key Performance Indicators based on expectations of a particular year group.

Progress and attainment is reported regularly to parents through parental consultations and through end of year pupil reports.

Should you require any further support, please do not hesitate to contact a member of staff.