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Formby Primary School comes second best primary school in Merseyside for 2015 SATS results
- Formby Bubble
- Dec 10, 2015
- 3 min read
There are six schools in the region where 100% of pupils achieved a Level 4 or above in reading, writing and maths
Today, Merseyside’s 10 best - performing primary schools were revealed and a Formby school came second place with 100% of pupils achieving a level 4 and above and an average overall score of 31.8. Our Lady of Compassion in Formby is a Catholic Primary School on Bull Cop in Formby. A huge congratulations to the fantastic staff and pupils that have obviously worked so hard. Well done!
OLOC Mission Statement:
At Our Lady's we aim to create opportunities for all irrespective of race, age, gender, religion and disability. We ensure each individual has the opportunity to maximize their full potential by providing the best possible educational and pastoral care for all our pupils. We develop good relationships between children, staff, parents and the community by providing a friendly loving and warm environment. We pass on an awareness and appreciation of the Gospel values of Our Lord Jesus Christ as affirmed by our Catholic faith. These aims ensure that we are supporting all members of our school community in the name of Jesus Christ.
Here is the list of the top ten.....
There are six schools in the region where 100% of pupils achieved a Level 4 or above in their reading, writing and maths SATS exams this year.
1) St Sebastian's Catholic Primary School and Nursery, Wavertree
% Level 4 and above: 100
% Level 4B and above: 100
% Level 5 and above: 63
Average score: 32.2
Average level: 5B
% Level 4 and above: 100
% Level 4B and above: 100
% Level 5 and above: 53
Average score: 31.8
Average level: 5C
3) Halewood C of E Primary School
% Level 4 and above: 100
% Level 4B and above: 100
% Level 5 and above: 43
Average score: 31.4
Average level: 5C
4) Thornton Hough Primary School
% Level 4 and above: 100
% Level 4B and above: 93
% Level 5 and above: 30
Average score: 31.4
Average level: 5C
5) Barnston Primary School
% Level 4 and above: 100
% Level 4B and above: 95
% Level 5 and above: 26
Average score: 31.1
Average level: 5C
6) St George's Catholic Primary School, Maghull
% Level 4 and above: 100
% Level 4B and above: 79
% Level 5 and above: 16
Average score: 29.3
Average level: 4A
7) West Kirby St Bridget's C of E Primary School
% Level 4 and above: 98
% Level 4B and above: 89
% Level 5 and above: 44
Average score: 31.7
Average level: 5C
8) Liverpool College, Mossley Hill
% Level 4 and above: 98
% Level 4B and above: 93
% Level 5 and above: 40
Average score: 31.2
Average level: 5C
9) Liscard Primary School
% Level 4 and above: 98
% Level 4B and above: 92
% Level 5 and above: 46
Average score: 31.1
Average level: 5C
10) Our Lady and St Edward's Catholic Primary School, Birkenhead
% Level 4 and above: 98
% Level 4B and above: 95
% Level 5 and above: 33
Average score: 30.5
Average level: 5C
Across England, 80% of pupils achieved Level 4 or above in all of reading, writing and mathematics this year, compared to 78% in 2014.
A school in Wirral had one of the highest levels of value added in England for its pupils’ Year 6 SATS results.
Value added scores aim to measure how much better pupils do than might be expected, based on previous attainment and progress.
Well Lane Primary School in Tranmere had a value added score of 103.4 for its 2015 results, this means pupils are doing 3.4% better than the expected score of 100, one of the best value added scores in England.
Story source: Liverpool Echo
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