Earned recognition - identified from published data
Birmingham · B75 5NL · URN 103388 · Part of Four Oaks Learning Trust For Excellence
This page confirms what Little Sutton Primary School has earned from published evidence.
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KS2 reading, writing & maths (expected standard) - 88%, from the 2024/25 school year.
Results year: 2024/25 · Source: DfE KS2 (Compare School and College Performance) · of 20 schools compared
Also earned in 2023/24: TOP 1%
KS2 maths (expected standard) - 98%, from the 2024/25 school year.
Results year: 2024/25 · Source: DfE KS2 (Compare School and College Performance) · of 20 schools compared
Also earned in 2023/24: TOP 1%
KS2 science (teacher assessment, expected standard) - 100%, from the 2024/25 school year.
Results year: 2024/25 · Source: DfE KS2 (Compare School and College Performance) · of 14,128 schools compared
Also earned in 2023/24: TOP 1%
Overall attendance - 97.1%, from the 2024/25 school year.
Results year: 2024/25 · Source: DfE pupil absence · of 275 schools compared
Also earned in 2023/24: TOP 5%
KS2 reading (expected standard) - 95%, from the 2024/25 school year.
Results year: 2024/25 · Source: DfE KS2 (Compare School and College Performance) · of 20 schools compared
Also earned in 2023/24: TOP 5%
KS2 writing (expected standard) - 95%, from the 2024/25 school year.
Results year: 2024/25 · Source: DfE KS2 (Compare School and College Performance) · of 20 schools compared
Also earned in 2023/24: TOP 5%
Revenue reserve as a share of spending - 18.37% reserve, from the 2024/25 school year.
Results year: 2024/25 · Source: DfE school finance · of 14 schools compared
Also earned in 2023/24: TOP 5%
KS2 progress across reading, writing & maths (value-added) - +3.5 progress score, from the 2023/24 school year.
Results year: 2023/24 · Source: DfE KS2 progress measures · of 20 schools compared
Also earned in 2022/23: TOP 5%
Pupils reaching the higher standard in reading, writing & maths - 23% at the higher standard, from the 2023/24 school year.
Results year: 2023/24 · Source: DfE KS2 (Compare School and College Performance) · of 251 schools compared
KS2 grammar, punctuation & spelling (expected standard) - 97%, from the 2024/25 school year.
Results year: 2024/25 · Source: DfE KS2 (Compare School and College Performance) · of 258 schools compared
Also earned in 2023/24: TOP 5%
Disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard (reading, writing & maths) - 78% of disadvantaged pupils, from the 2023/24 school year.
Results year: 2023/24 · Source: DfE KS2 (disadvantaged pupils) · of 17 schools compared
Based on 2023/24 data; 2024/25 data for this measure is now published.
Parents who agree their child is happy at school - 100% of parents agree, from parent survey responses submitted during 2024.
Results year: 2024 · Source: Ofsted Parent View (dated submission window) · a bar met by about 20.7% of schools measured
Parents who would recommend this school - 99% would recommend, from parent survey responses submitted during 2024.
Results year: 2024 · Source: Ofsted Parent View (dated submission window) · a bar met by about 15.3% of schools measured
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