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Performance Data

Although standardized testing is only one small measure of how well our school is doing, Three Bridges is a consistent top performer, both locally and nationally.  

By the end of Key Stage 2 in 2024:

In mathematics, 90% of children achieved the expected standard (EXS).  This is well above both local and national averages. 52% achieved greater depth, also well above the national average. There are no progress measures in 2024.

In reading, 88% of children achieved the expected standard.  This is also well above the national average. 53% of our children achieved greater depth. There are no progress measures in 2024.

In writing, 88% of children achieved the expected standard.  This is well above national again, showing the great results pupils achieve at Three Bridges.  31% of our children achieved greater depth in writing.  There are no progress measures in 2024.

In spelling, punctuation and grammar, 93% of pupils at Three Bridges achieved the expected standard.  This is well above national average. 71% of pupils achieved greater depth.

By the end of Key Stage 2, 83% of pupils have achieved the expected standard (EXS) in all of reading, writing and mathematics combined.  This is well above the national average.  21% of pupils have achieved the high standard across all three subjects, which is also well above the national average.  

In the Early Years, 80% of children achieved a Good Level of Development, well above the national figures.  

In Year 1, 92% of children passed the phonics screening check, well above national.  

In Year 4, 69% of children achieved a perfect score on the multiplication check, compared with 29% nationally in 2023.  This is exceptional.  

 

Three Bridges is a national support centre and provides training and development to schools from across England and around the globe.  Over 300 schools have visited Three Bridges, and over 3000 school leaders and teachers.  Our work has been featured in a number of publications, including Dame Reena Keeble's 'Best Practice in Primary' commissioned by the Teaching Schools Council, Teach Primary's 'Outstanding Schools' feature, The Key for School Leaders, the Financial Times, The Teacher, Primary School Management, Education Leadership and Management and a variety of books on education.  The Guardian called us 'The Happiest School on Earth'.

 

We are a London School for Success.  

Click here to look at the school comparison tool for 2023 on the government website.