The school's 2016 KS2 SATs outcomes are provisional until December but we are proud to announce that our results indicate 81% (considerably above the national outcome for all children at 53%) of our disadvantaged children attaining expected or above in Reading, Writing, Maths Combined vs 77% of our other children.
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William Tyndale Pupils
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Disadvantaged
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Other
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Expected +
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Reading, Writing, Maths combined
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81%
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77%
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Reading
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85%
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81%
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Writing
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93%
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90%
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Maths
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100%
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97%
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Results for Diadvantaged Children over three years 2013 - 15
William Tyndale KS1: Year 2 (National in brackets)
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Level 2c+
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Reading
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2013
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2014
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2015
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Disadvantaged
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100% (81%)
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100% (82%)
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100% (82%)
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Other
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97% (92%)
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100% (92%)
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100% (93%)
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All pupils
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98% (89%)
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100% (90%)
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100% (90%)
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Level 2c+
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Writing
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2013
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2014
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2015
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Disadvantaged
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92% (75%)
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100% (75%)
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100% (77%)
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Other
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94% (89%)
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100% (89%)
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97% (91%)
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All pupils
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93% (85%)
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98% (86%)
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98% (88%)
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Level 2c+
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Maths
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2013
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2014
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2015
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Disadvantaged
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100% (85%)
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100% (84%)
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95% (86%)
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Other
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97% (94%)
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100% (94%)
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97% (95%)
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All pupils
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98% (91%)
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100% (92%)
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97% (93%)
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William Tyndale KS2: Year 6 (National in brackets)
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Level 4+
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Reading
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2013
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2014
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2015
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Disadvantaged
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100% (78%)
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100% (82%)
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96% (83%)
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Other
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97% (89%)
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100%(92%)
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100% (92%)
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All pupils
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98% (86%)
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100% (89%)
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98% (89%)
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Level 4+
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Writing
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2013
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2014
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2015
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Disadvantaged
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88% (74%)
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92% (76%)
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88% (79%)
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Other
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97% (87%)
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100% (89%)
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97% (90%)
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All pupils
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93% (83%)
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97% (85%)
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93% (87%)
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Level 4+
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Maths
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2013
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2014
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2015
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Disadvantaged
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100% (77%)
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96% (78%)
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100% (80%)
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Other
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100% (88%)
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100% (88%)
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97% (90%)
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All pupils
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98% (85%)
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98% (86%)
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98% (87%)
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Level 4+
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Reading, Writing and Maths combined
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2013
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2014
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2015
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Disadvantaged
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88% (64%)
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88% (67%)
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88% (70%)
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Other
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97% (81%)
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100% (83%)
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97% (85%)
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All pupils
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93% (76%)
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95% (79%)
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93% (80%)
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Level 4+
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Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling
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2013
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2014
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2015
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Disadvantaged
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88% (62%)
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96% (66%)
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92% (71%)
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Other
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94% (79%)
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97% (81%)
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94% (84%)
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All pupils
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91% (74%)
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97% (76%)
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93% (80%)
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How we spend our Pupil Premium funding
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Planned spend for Academic Year 2016 - 17
PP allocation : £191 760
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Reading Recovery and Extra Year 1 teacher
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£105 000
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Support Teachers Years 2 & 5
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£41 000
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Pastoral Support
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£35 000
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Booster classes for English and Maths in years 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6
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£18 000
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OSHL (out of school hours learning e.g. Breakfast Club, Kids’ Club etc.)
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£2 500
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School journey subsidy
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£1 000
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Music lesson subsidy
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£1 300
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TOTAL Planned Pupil Premium Expenditure Academic Year 2016 - 17
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£203 800
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PP Allocation Academic Year 2015 - 16 £190 000
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Reading Recovery and Extra Year 1 teacher
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£108 000
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Extra teachers supporting across Years 2 & 5
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£43 000
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Pastoral Support
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£35 000
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Booster classes for English and Maths in years 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6
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£16 000
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OSHL (out of school hours learning e.g. Breakfast Club, Kids’ club etc.)
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£2 000
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School journey subsidy
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£1 700
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Music lesson subsidy
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£1 200
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TOTAL Pupil Premium Expenditure Academic Year 2015-16
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£206 900
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