Data informing the Herefordshire Closing the Gap pilot January 2013 Key Stage 1 2011 Pilot Cohort – Current Year 4.

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Data informing the Herefordshire Closing the Gap pilot January 2013 Key Stage Pilot Cohort – Current Year 4

National Attainment data from Key Stage Herefordshire – National Comparison Characteristics within Herefordshire

Herefordshire – National Comparison at Key Stage 1 Level Reading (boys, girls and all) Level Writing (boys, girls and all) Level Maths (boys, girls and all) 2011 Average point score (boys, girls & overall) FSM Reading Writing Maths EAL Reading Writing Maths SEN Reading Writing Maths

Reading – Level 2 (2011)

Writing - Level 2 ( 2011)

Maths – Level 2 ( 2011)

Average of the Total Points Scores for Reading, Writing and Maths – Level 2

FSM Reading - Level 2 Herefordshire FSM 2011 = 204 pupils 11.4% of cohort

FSM Writing - Level 2 Herefordshire FSM 2011 = 204 pupils 11.4% of cohort

FSM Maths - Level 2 Herefordshire FSM 2011 = 204 pupils 11.4% of cohort

EAL Reading - Level 2 Herefordshire EAL 2011 = 62 pupils 3.5% of cohort

EAL Writing - Level 2 Herefordshire EAL 2011 = 62 pupils 3.5% of cohort

EAL Maths - Level 2 Herefordshire EAL 2011 = 62 pupils 3.5% of cohort

SEN/Non-SEN Reading - Level 2 Herefordshire SEN 2011 = 361 pupils 20.1% of cohort

SEN/Non-SEN Writing - Level 2 Herefordshire SEN 2011 = 361 pupils 20.1% of cohort

SEN/Non-SEN Maths - Level 2 Herefordshire SEN 2011 = 361 pupils 20.1% of cohort

Characteristics within Herefordshire Key Stage 1 data Number of pupils Working Below % of pupils Working Below % of cohorts not reaching Expected Level Pupils Working Below by Ofsted “Overall” Rating Pupils Working Below by Locality

Number of Pupils Working Below Expected Level at KS by their Characteristics 88 pupils had none of the above characteristics

% of Pupils Working Below Expected Level at KS by their Characteristics

% of Cohorts not reaching Expected Level at KS or Regressing between FSP and KS1

Number of Pupils Working Below Expected Level at KS by Ofsted “Overall” School Rating

% of Pupils Working Below Expected Level at KS by Ofsted “Overall” School Rating

% of each Ofsted “Overall” School Rating group who are Working Below at KS1 2011

Number of Pupils Working Below Expected Level at KS by Locality

% of Pupils Working Below Expected Level at KS by Locality

% of each Locality Working Below Expected Level at KS1 2011