Court Farm Primary School
Statutory Assessments
Each year the DfE produce a report about every school in the country, reviewing the results in national tests (ASP).
This is a summary of some of the data.
Basic characteristics of the school
Court Farm Primary School, Birmingham, is a smaller than average primary school. It has many more girls than boys. A very high proportion of children are known to be eligible for FSM. It has a very high proportion of children from minority ethnic groups, with many of these children having English as an additional language (EAL). There is an above average proportion of children with SEN at SA level and a similar proportion at SAP/Statement level.
EYFS 2023 (Academic Year 2022-23)
73% of children achieved a Good Level of Development
Phonic Screening 2023 (Academic Year 2022-23)
86% of children passed the phonic screening check
KS1 Teacher Assessment 2023 (Academic Year 2022-23)
| Expected Standard + | Greater Depth | |
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Reading |
66% | 28% |
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Writing |
48% | 3% |
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Maths |
62% | 24% |
KS2 SATS 2023 (Academic Year 2022-23)
| Achieved Standard | Higher Standard |
Reading, Writing, Maths Combined
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| Reading | 38% | 10% | ||
| GPS | 45% | 24% | ||
| Maths | 41% | 3% | ||
| Writing (TA) | 48% | 0% | ||
Scaled Scores
Reading 103.1
Maths 100.1
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