Click on the link below to see our Marking and Feedback Video
Click on the link below to see our Enabling Pupils to Write at Length
Click on the link below to see our Challenge video
Click on the link below to see our Maths Problem Solving Video
2016 Key Stage 2 results
Whilst we await the validated results, it is evident that last year’s Year 6 pupils made really good progress between KS1 and KS2 in reading, writing and maths. The percentage of children achieving the expected standard or above in reading, writing and maths remains above the national average for the second year running.
The pupils had a fantastic attitude towards learning and showed real grit and determination, by attending Breakfast and Easter Booster classes and ensuring they did their best at all times.
School % at expected standard in reading, writing and maths (combined) |
National % at expected standard in reading, writing and maths (combined) |
Progress in Reading between KS1 and KS2 |
Progress in Writing between KS1 and KS2 |
Progress in Maths between KS1 and KS2 |
55% |
53% |
2.8 |
4.7 |
1.0 |
- An average ‘scaled score’ in each of reading 103 and maths 102 – the national average “scaled score” was 103 in both subjects
- 6% a high level of attainment in reading, writing and maths (combined) – national average of 5%
02/02/16
Dear Parents/Carers,
Please find on the link below a letter from Julie Winyard, Her Majesty’s Inspector, following our recent monitoring inspection visit.
Ms Winyard was very pleased with what she saw at the school, especially the positive attitude the children have towards their learning. The report illustrates some of the key changes that have taken place since the full Ofsted inspection in June 2015. Obviously the things that were praised during the full inspection (e.g Reading for a star) continue to take place!
The atmosphere of learning in the school is fantastic – children are wanting to learn and they are showing resilience, grit and determination. All credit goes to the current Year 6 children who are all wanting to do the very best they can.
We could not have this positive atmosphere without your support. Education is a partnership between home and school. Thank you for encouraging your child to read, to play maths games and to ask questions. Around the school you will see our message of “showing a passion for learning” -the children (and staff!) are definitely showing this.
Penny Sheppard
Headteacher
Queen’s Hill Primary School Ofsted Letter 10008837 PDF Final
Dear Parents/Carers
As the new Chair of Governors I am immensely proud of how Queen’s Hill Primary School continues to develop. We are a school that is continuing to grow as the number of our houses in our estate increases and this requires the school to be highly adaptable with changing class sizes and a continuing stream of new pupils joining us.
The governing body and senior leadership team have been working with the rest of the school body to ensure we are offering the best possible environment for Queen’s Hill pupils to learn and reach their potential. We will continue to strive for excellence as the senior leadership team and Governors conduct our in-depth reviews of each subject area to identify improvements and learning opportunities. As we prepare for a physical expansion of our school we look forward to the challenges ahead of us on our continued journey.
Regards
Stacy Hartshorn
Chair of Governors