Train to TeachCareersLettingsLLT Covid About Support for Parents Study at Childwall Sixth Form School Life Exam Results and Performance Tables HomeAboutExam Results and Performance Tables Explanation of the Progress 8 Measure Progress 8 is a measure of the progress children make between the end of primary school and the end of secondary school. It’s designed to encourage good quality teaching across a broad curriculum. Progress 8 is based on pupils’ performance in eight qualifications. These are English and maths, at least one science, and students’ five highest scores from a range of other qualifications, including GCSEs and approved non-GCSEs. English and maths are given double weighting to reflect their importance. The results are compared to the national average of other pupils with similar starting positions (in other words, similar KS2 SATs results). A school’s Progress 8 score is usually between -1 and +1. A score of +1 means that pupils in that school achieve one grade higher in each qualification than other similar pupils nationally. A score of -1 means they achieve one grade lower. The average Progress 8 score of all secondary schools nationally is 0. Schools with a Progress 8 score of below -0.5 are not achieving the minimum standard expected by the Government. A score of +0.5 of above shows that pupils in that school are making well above the expected level of progress. KS4 Outcomes Summer 2020 Measure 2018 Results 2019 Results 2020 Results KS2 APS 27.6 27.72 4.62 Progress 8 -0.38 -0.69 0.17 Attainment 8 39.23 36.73 45.43 Basics (Eng&Ma) 5+ 20% 23% 43.1% Basics – achieving Eng not Ma 5+ (no of students) 21% 19% (24) 17.7% (23) Basics – achieving Ma not Eng 5+ (no of students) 7.4% 4% (5) 6.2% (8) English Baccalaureate APS Standard Pass (% entered) 8.6% (18.5%) 10.3% (15.9%) 16.2% (18.5%) English grade 9 0 0.79% (1) 3.9%(5) English 9-7 9.9% (8) 11.9% (15) 24.6%(32) English 9-5 41% (33) 42.1% (53) 60.8%(79) Maths grade 9 1.28% (1) 2.38% (3) 3.9%(5) Maths 9-7 7.4% (6) 5.6% (7) 12.3%(16) Maths 9-5 27% (22) 27% (34) 49.2%(64) Please note that there will be no Progress 8 published for 2020, as the examinations used the centre assessed grades submitted by schools. KS5 Y13 Actual Grades Summary 2019-2020 Measure 2018 Results 2019 Results 2020 Actual Grades A levels Attainment D- 15.63 D+ 23.85 C 31.08 A Level Progress -0.75 -0.59 0.20 Best 3 A levels E+ 13.33 D+ 23.09 A level Disadvantaged Attainment D- 16.74 D+ 23.46 C 29.63 A level Disadvantaged Progress -0.97 -0.65 0.06 Applied General Attainment Dist- 31.97 Merit+ 27.14 Dist- 30.73 Applied General Progress 0.53 0.04 0.38 Applied General Disadvantaged Attainment Dist- 32.50 Merit+ 28.26 Dist- 30.51 Applied General Disadvantaged Progress 0.61 0.25 0.28 English GCSE 0.79 1.83 TBC Maths GCSE -0.52 0.50 TBC Further information can be found here, on the School Performance Tables website. Destination data for students at post 16 and 18 can be found by clicking here. About Head Teacher Welcome Vision & Aims Exam Results and Performance Tables Exam Information Governance Becoming a Governor Annual Reports Staff List Ofsted SMSC Policies GDPR Prospectus Letters Home Equality Objectives Upcoming Events 22 December School day ends at 12.55pm Read more 23 December Christmas Break Read more Click below for admission information More information here Parent Pledge We never turn a parent away and always want to hear your opinions Click here to contact us Quicklinks Vision & Aims Ofsted Report Your School Train to Teach Department for Education Ofsted Portal Ofsted login Other Links Parent View Liverpool LSCP Careers Policies LLT Educate Against Hate Contact details Childwall Sports & Science Academy Fiveways Queens Drive Liverpool L15 6XZ T: 0151 722 1561 F: 0151 737 1698 E: contactus@childwallssa.org © 2021 Childwall Sports & Science Academy, All Rights Reserved | part of Lydiate Learning Trust | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy We use cookies to help create a great online experience. By continuing to use our website you accept that cookies may be stored on your device. It’s standard stuff, but if you’d like to know more click Cookie Settings. I am fine with this