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  1. Step 1 Choose a publication

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    Key stage 2 attainment
  2. Step 2 Select a data set or featured table

    Data set
    Key stage 2 attainment by school characteristics
  3. Step 3 Choose Countries

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    • England
  4. Step 4 Choose time period

    Time period
    2021/22
  5. Step 5 Choose your filters

    Indicators
    • Number of schools
    • Percentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in science TA
    • Percentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in grammar, punctuation and spelling
    • Percentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in maths
    • Percentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in reading
    Characteristics of each group
    • 1 to 15 pupils
    • 16 to 30 pupils
    • 31 to 60 pupils
    • 61 to 90 pupils
    • 91+ pupils
    Gender
    • Total
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    This data is not from the latest release
    View latest data: Academic year 2022/23
    'Key stage 2 attainment by school characteristics' for 1 to 15 pupils, 16 to 30 pupils, 31 to 60 pupils, 61 to 90 pupils, 91+ pupils and 25 other filters in England for 2021/22
    Number of schoolsNumber of eligible pupils in reading, writing and mathsPercentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in reading, writing and maths (combined)Percentage of pupils reaching the higher standard in reading, writing and maths (combined)Percentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in readingPercentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in writing TAPercentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in mathsPercentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in grammar, punctuation and spellingPercentage of pupils meeting the expected standard in science TAReading average scaled scoreMaths average scaled scoreGrammar, punctuation and spelling average scaled score
    School cohort size1 to 15 pupils2,02920,73656%6%76%69%69%70%83%105103104
    16 to 30 pupils4,742122,10460%7%76%71%73%73%80%105104105
    31 to 60 pupils5,884284,09559%7%75%70%72%73%79%105104105
    61 to 90 pupils2,045154,97960%8%76%71%73%74%80%105104105
    91+ pupils63672,49961%8%77%72%74%76%82%105104106
    School phaseJunior1,00477,02859%8%76%71%73%74%81%105104105
    Middle10212,60956%7%74%70%69%70%84%104103104
    Other1468,70458%7%74%69%71%72%79%104104105
    Primary14,084556,07260%7%76%70%73%74%80%105104105
    School religious characterChurch of England4,066124,16460%7%77%71%73%74%82%105104105
    Jewish361,40972%10%87%79%85%84%90%108107108
    Methodist2363655%7%73%68%67%71%79%104103104
    Muslim1495076%13%85%84%86%86%89%107107108
    No religious character9,488464,97359%7%75%70%72%73%79%105104105
    Other Christian faith863,25859%7%75%71%72%74%81%104103105
    Other religious character640573%12%83%79%85%88%85%107108110
    Roman Catholic1,60858,12364%8%80%74%76%78%82%106105106
    Sikh949575%12%85%83%84%88%91%107107109
    School typeAcademies and free schools5,991272,17259%7%75%71%72%72%80%105104105
    All schools16,343666,61259%7%75%69%71%72%79%105104105
    Alternative provision833341%0%15%4%7%8%11%959292
    Converter academies4,191191,49961%8%77%72%74%75%81%105104105
    Free schools1747,72364%9%78%74%75%77%83%106105106
    Independent schools1792,30865%12%78%71%77%79%82%107106108
    LA maintained schools9,345382,24160%7%76%70%73%74%80%105104105
    Sponsored academies1,62672,95054%5%69%67%67%66%76%103102103
    State-funded mainstream schools15,336654,41360%7%76%70%73%74%80%105104105
    State-funded schools16,081663,97059%7%75%69%71%72%79%105104105
    State-funded schools and alternative provision16,164664,30459%7%75%69%71%72%79%105104105
    State-funded special schools7459,5570%0%3%1%1%2%2%949193

    Footnotes

    1. Figures for 2022 are based on revised data. Figures for other years are based on final data.
    2. 'All schools' includes all state-funded schools, alternative provision, and non-maintained special schools with pupils eligible for assessment at key stage 2. Participation by independent schools is voluntary, therefore the ‘All schools’ figures includes results from independent schools that chose to submit data and met the requirements for assessment and moderation.

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