Woking has seen an increase from last year in the proportion of pupils achieving the expected standard in reading, writing and mathematics. There are 17 out of 24 primary schools in Woking which have seen an increase following the latest 2018 Key Stage 2 results (published on 13 December).
Thanks to the hard work of teachers and pupils who have adjusted well to the reformed KS2 tests, the national average has increased from 61% to 64% this year. These more demanding KS2 tests have set a higher standard in schools, bringing England’s primary school curriculum closer to the curricula common in countries with the most successful education systems.
You can see the results of all the schools in your constituency on the Department for Education’s website at:
Schools in Woking showing an increase in the proportion of pupils achieving the expected standard in reading, writing and mathematics
Maybury Primary School (2017: 50% 2018: 67%)
Horsell CofE Aided Junior School (2017: 67% 2018: 83%)
Kingfield Primary School (2017: 39% 2018: 54%)
Goldsworth Primary School (2017: 64% 2018: 78%)
The Hermitage School (2017: 51% 2018: 64%)
The Marist Catholic Primary School (2017: 67% 2018: 80%)
New Monument Primary Academy (2017: 61% 2018: 73%)
St Mary's CofE Controlled Primary School, Byfleet (2017: 55% 2018: 66%)
Barnsbury Primary School and Nursery (2017: 54% 2018: 63%)
Sythwood Primary School (2017: 60% 2018: 68%)
Knaphill School (2017: 67% 2018: 73%)
Brookwood Primary School (2017: 78% 2018: 83%)
St Hugh of Lincoln Catholic Primary School (2017: 80% 2018: 84%)
St Dunstan's Catholic Primary School, Woking (2017: 73% 2018: 77%)
St John's Primary School (2017: 64% 2018: 67%)
Pyrford Church of England Primary School (2017: 78% 2018: 80%)
Byfleet Primary School (2017: 53% 2018: 54%)
