2024/25 recognition
From the latest published data, here is what Marldon Church of England Primary School can be celebrated for, compared nationally, locally, within its town, and alongside schools with a similar context. The headline recognition tier is free to view. Schools can activate their full recognition profile for a small fee, which helps cover our research, verification and publication costs and may reveal additional earned celebrations.
Recognition is earned from published data, never bought. Not an inspection judgement.Parents and visitors: see this school’s public verification page.
Your materials can feature celebrations from the latest two published years, and the year appears on every badge.
AchievedIn England2023/24 resultsA high bar met - the true figure, never a rank.
Earned on the year before’s published data - your school can opt to feature these on its materials too, alongside this year’s. The year appears on every badge.
Top 5%In England2023/24 resultsRead 3 ways: nationally, in the local authority, in context.
Top 5%In England2023/24 resultsRead 3 ways: nationally, in the local authority, in context.
Top 5%In Devon2023/24 resultsRead 2 ways: in the local authority, in context.
Top 10%In England2023/24 resultsRead 3 ways: nationally, in the local authority, in context.
AchievedIn England2022/23 resultsRead 1 way: .
In context = compared with schools serving similar communities. Activation confirms each placing on your official materials, with approved wording.
4 celebrations from the government's published reporting - and each one also stands out against schools serving a similar context. Plus 2 achievements where a high bar was met - listed below.
Each celebration is checked nationally, locally, by town, and against schools with a similar context. Recognition is only shown where the school reaches a strong threshold, normally Top 10% or better. A blank box simply means the school has not reached that threshold for that comparison.
The free view shows the headline recognition tiers. Activation reveals the full profile, including exact placings, approved wording, and any additional earned recognitions identified through the full analysis.
The government publishes the underlying data, but not these rankings or in-context comparisons. These are calculated by WhatSchool from published sources.
| Celebration | National | Local authority | Town | Schools like ours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Great Reading | Top 5% | Top 10% | - | Available |
| Great Writing | Top 5% | Top 5% | - | Available |
| Opportunity for All | - | Top 5% | - | Available |
| Amazing Results | Top 10% | Top 10% | - | Available |
Schools like ours = compared with schools serving a similar context, by intake. Activation confirms each placing on your official materials, with approved wording.
These recognise a genuine standard Marldon Church of England Primary School meets - we state the true figure, never a rank.
Kept its whole teaching team from one year to the next
No pupils were suspended or excluded this year
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You can feature celebrations from the latest two published years: Marldon Church of England Primary School has 6more earned from an earlier published year that it can add alongside this year’s.
Recognising more than one school? every school in Devon · Diocese of Exeter can be recognised together, in one order.
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This is the picture of the pupils and community this school works with, built from published sources - an advanced measure, far more than the single blunt proxy of free school meals. We use it so a celebration can be assessed fairly against schools facing similar circumstances, never to award, rank or withhold a recognition.
Overall, this school serves a community facing less challenge than most primary schools nationally.
This is an estimate from what is published about the school, not a pupil-level measure. It does not compare schools’ starting points, and is never used to award, rank or withhold any recognition.
Read nationally, locally, by town and against schools with a similar context - so you see exactly where your school stands, measured fairly. Read the methodology.