Top performance for Putney Primary Schools

Sparkling results at Key Stage One and Two

 

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The top-performing schools were Our Lady of Victories along with St Anselm's, Beatrix Potter.

Across the borough scores were up in maths and science and down
slightly in English. The proportion achieving the required standard in
each subject was 73.3 per cent, 85.4 per cent and 77.9 per cent respectively.

In all schools more than three-quarters of pupils are achieving the required standard in all three subjects compared to just half in 1996.

In the tests for seven year-olds the highest scorers were All Saints, Honeywell and St Anselm's.

Executive member for children and young people's services Kathy Tracey said, "These results are an important guide to individual pupils' progress and overall school performance. Our inspectors will always look behind the headline scores to learn from those schools that have performed well. We use the information to help us focus attention on those schools that are not doing so well."

The Department for Education and Skills will publish full details of schools' performance later this year at www.dfes.gov.uk/performancetables

November 10, 2006