Pupil Achievement
We believe in developing achievement, success and motivation in all children. A strong foundation of basic skills is essential for children's growth as a learner. We aim to help children to acquire the skills needed to prepare them for future life and to enjoy the process of learning itself. We encourage children to find success in whatever area they can, not just academic subjects. For this reason we aim to provide as broad a curriculum as possible to appeal to all children regardless of background or academic ability.
By providing an enriching curriculum, we enable children to discover new areas of interest that they may choose to follow in the future. We encourage them to develop their role as global citizens, and equip them with the requisite skills and knowledge to do this.
Attainment at the end of Year 6
This approach has had a positive impact on attainment and has enabled almost all children to make at least the progress expected of them and in many cases to exceed their targets and make beyond expected progress.
In 2026, 84% of Ashcott children in Y6 achieved the expected standard (or higher) in all 3 of Reading, Writing and Maths combined, compared to the national average of 63%. 100% of our children achieved the expected standard in Maths, 95% in Reading and 84% in Writing. 58% achieved greater depth in Reading.
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The School Performance Tables can be found at: https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/school/123678
Phonics
We are very proud of our consistent, effective phonics teaching at Ashcott School, with outcomes well above national averages every year since 2019.
In 2026, 86% of our Y1 children exceeded the threshold in the Y1 phonics screening check.
In 2025, 88% of our Y1 children exceeded the threshold in the Y1 phonics screening check.
In 2024, 86% of our Y1 children exceeded the threshold in the Y1 phonics screening check.
In 2023, 89% of our Y1 children exceeded the threshold in the Y1 phonics screening check.
