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Entry to Exit Data

The progress our pupils make is judged from when they join us at the start of year 6 until when they leave us at the end of year 8. We use GL Assessment to provide externally validation of our pupils' progress. This is because we don’t have a clearly defined ‘end point’, unlike a 11-16 school would have with GCSE outcomes, for instance.

GL Assessments check pupils’ knowledge, understanding and application in the core subjects, track progress at individual and cohort level and indicate possible gaps in learning. As they are standardised on over 100,000 students, with benchmarks verified each year based on analysis of over half a million pupils, they are a robust tool to help us assess the impact of our curriculum.

Usually, we baseline test pupils at the start of year 6, repeat this process at the start of year 7 (KS3) and then at the end of year 8.  Due to COVID-19, the pupils who left the school at the end of year 8 in 2023 did not take a year 6 baseline assessment.  As a consequence, the data below compares their progress from the start of year 7 and therefore, whilst impressive, doesn’t take into account the full amount of progress the cohort made with us from their starting points in year 6.  The data links to the Standard Age Score (SAS), where a score of 100 is the expected score of an ‘average’ pupil in that particular year group, as based on the analysis GL assessment undertake. This is the fairest, and most accurate way of comparing the performance of pupils within or across a year group and/or different schools. 

Our outcomes validate our curriculum and show the strong progress pupils make in their time with us - the vast majority of pupils make at least expected progress, with many above expected and therefore often leave with outcomes that significantly exceed their entry points.

BHA Pupils Exit Data 2022-23

(entered school in 2020-21)

English

Maths

All Pupils - Baseline in Year 7

105.8

101.8

All Pupils – Exit Data in Year 8

111.4

106.7

Boys – Baseline in Year 7

103.7

104.2

Boys – Exit Data in Year 8

108.9

111.3

Girls – Baseline in Year 7

107.3

100.0

Girls – Exit Data in Year 8

113.4

105.4

FSM Pupils – Baseline in Year 7

101.8

95.5

FSM Pupils – Exit Data in Year 8

107.8

102.0

SEN Pupils – Baseline in Year 7

93.6

90.8

SEN Pupils – Exit Data in Year 8

100.7

97.6

EAL Pupils – Baseline in Year 7

102.7

101.1

EAL Pupils – Exit Data in Year 8

103.7

107.0

Additionally, the table below shows the percentage of pupils making at least expected progress and better than expected progress, using the criteria defined by GL Assessment stanine progress grids. The data captures assessment outcomes for pupils who spent years 7-8 solely at Bredon Hill Academy.

Entry to Exit Progress Data 2022-23 Cohort

English Data (overall)

 

Number of Students

At Least Expected Progress

Above Expected Progress

All Students

143

97%

42%

Males

61

97%

34%

Females

82

97%

46%

FSM

13

100%

54%

Non FSM

130

97%

41%

SEN

14

93%

29%

Non SEN

129

98%

46%

Maths Data

 

Number of Students

At Least Expected Progress

Above Expected Progress

All Students

144

97%

33%

Males

60

100%

33%

Females

84

95%

32%

FSM

14

93%

36%

Non FSM

130

98%

32%

SEN

13

92%

31%

Non SEN

131

98%

33%

 

Last Updated: September 2023

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