Results

Early Years Foundation Stage

End of Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Data 2025/26

Judgement of progress in EYFS is outstanding when compared to pupils’ on-entry observations and assessment. The following data confirms this judgement.

• 25% (1) pupil exceeded expectations based on assessment of personalised EHCP outcomes, by achieving 80% or over of their challenging EHCP outcomes, in the four key areas of: Personal Social and Emotional Development including independence and self-help, Communication and Interaction, Physical and Development and Cognition and Learning and achieving an average progression score of 0.6 or over, above in their end of Reception predicted end point in four or more areas of learning.
• 50% (2) pupils were expected in their expectations based on assessment of personalised EHCP outcomes, by showing emerging progress towards their challenging EHCP outcomes, in the four key areas of: Personal Social and Emotional Development including independence and self-help, Communication and Interaction, Physical and Development and Cognition and Learning and achieving an average progression score of 0.6 or over, above in their end of Reception predicted end point in four or more areas of learning.
• 25% (1) pupil was emerging in their challenging EHCP outcomes, but achieving all their expected end points in each of the 7 areas of learning of development. Therefore, their overall judgement was
• The Cumulative score for each of the 7 areas of learning and development demonstrates children on average made the most progress in: Literacy, Understanding the World and Expressive Art and Design.
• 100% (4) pupils made progress in all seven areas of learning and development.

 

End of Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Data 2024/25

Judgement of progress in EYFS is outstanding when compared to pupils’ on entry observations and assessment. 

• 38% (3) pupil exceeded expectations based on assessment of personalised EHCP outcomes, by achieving 80% or over of their challenging EHCP outcomes, in the four key areas of: Personal Social and Emotional Development including independence and self-help, Communication and Interaction, Physical and Development and Cognition and Learning and achieving an average progression score of 0.6 or over, above in their end of Reception predicted end point in four or more areas of learning.
• 50% (4) pupils were expected in their expectations based on assessment of personalised EHCP outcomes, by achieving 65-79% of their challenging EHCP outcomes, in the four key areas of: Personal Social and Emotional Development including independence and self-help, Communication and Interaction, Physical and Development and Cognition and Learning and achieving all their expected end points in each of the 7 areas of learning of development.
• 12% (1) of pupils were emerging in their challenging EHCP outcomes, but achieving all their expected end points in each of the 7 areas of learning of development. Therefore, their overall judgement was emerging.*See case study one.
• The Cumulative score for each of the 7 areas of learning and development demonstrates children on average score highest in: Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding of the World and Expressive Arts and Design.
• 100% (8) pupils made progress in all seven areas of learning and development.
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End of Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Data 2023/24

Judgement of progress in EYFS is outstanding when compared to pupils’ on-entry observations and assessment. The following data confirms this judgement.

• 37% (3) pupil exceeded expectations based on assessment of personalised EHCP outcomes, by achieving 80% or over of their challenging EHCP outcomes, in the four key areas of: Personal Social and Emotional Development including independence and self-help, Communication and Interaction, Physical and Development and Cognition and Learning and achieving an average progression score of 0.6 or over, above in their end of Reception predicted end point in four or more areas of learning.
• 63% (5) pupils were expected in their expectations based on assessment of personalised EHCP outcomes, by achieving 65-79% of their challenging EHCP outcomes, in the four key areas of: Personal Social and Emotional Development including independence and self-help, Communication and Interaction, Physical and Development and Cognition and Learning and achieving all their expected end points in each of the 7 areas of learning of development.* It must be noted if a child is exceeding for either their EHCP outcomes or in the seven areas of learning and development and is emerging in the other. The child is deemed as expected.
• The Cumulative score for each of the 7 areas of learning and development demonstrates children on average score highest in Personal, Social and Emotional Development and Understanding of the World.
• 100% (8) pupils made progress in all the seven areas of learning and development.
• Outcomes for pupils across the EYFS department were judged by Ofsted as outstanding in 2024. 

Key Stage 1 - 4

Progress at the end of key stage 1,2,3 and 4 for 2025/2026 

KS1-4

When benchmarked against the NWSCAP progression tables and School Judgement (see Table 16)

• In English, 93% (25) pupils made expected progress or above, 71% (19) exceeded expectations and 7% (2) pupils was emerging towards their expected progress.
• In Mathematics, 96% (26) pupils made expected progress or above and 81% (22) exceeded expectations and 4% (1) pupil was emerging towards their expected progress.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 1 - 4 against their Education, Health and Care Plan targets (EHCP):

• 11% (3) pupils achieved the Vast/overwhelming majority or almost all of their EHCP, 19% (5) pupils achieved the very large majority, most of their EHCP targets, 26% (7) pupils achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets and 33% (9) pupils achieved the majority of their EHCPs, 7% (2) pupils achieved the small minority of their EHCP targets and 4% (1) achieved the very small minority of their EHCP targets.

 

Key Stage 1

When benchmarked against the R-KS1 NWSCAP Progression Charts and School Judgement (see Table 1)

• In English,92% (11) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectation, of these 83% (10) exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 92% (11) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectation, of these 83% (10) exceeded expectations.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 1 against their Educational, Health and Care Plan targets

• 8% (1) pupil achieved the vast/overwhelming majority of their EHCP targets, 25% (3) achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets, 59% (7) achieved the majority of their EHCP targets and 8% (1) achieved the very small minority of their EHCP targets.

 

 

Key Stage 2

When benchmarked against the KS1-KS2 NWSCAP Progression Charts

• In English, 100% (6) of pupils exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 100% (6) of exceeded expectations.

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 2 against their Educational, Health and Care Plan targets:

• 16% (1) pupil achieved the vast majority of their EHCP targets, 33% (2) pupils achieved the very large majority of their EHCP targets, 16% (1) pupil achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets, 33% (2) pupils achieved the majority of their EHCP targets and 8%.

Key Stage 3

When benchmarked against the KS2-KS3 NWSCAP Progression Charts

• In English, 80% (4) pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, of these 40% (2) pupils exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 100% (5) pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, of these 60% (4) pupils exceeded expectations.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 3 against their Education, Health and Care targets (see Table 8):

• 20% (1) achieved the vast majority of their EHCP targets, 80% (4) achieved the very large majority of their EHCP targets.

Key Stage 4

When benchmarked against the KS3-KS4 NWSCAP Progression Charts

• In English, 100% (4) pupils made expected or exceeded expectation, and 25% (1) pupil exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 100% (4) pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, and 75% (3) pupils exceeded expectations.

 

When considering the achievement of all individual pupils in Key Stage 4 against their EHCP outcomes:

• 25% (1) pupil achieved the very large majority of their EHCP outcomes, 25% (1) pupil achieved the large majority of their EHCP outcomes and 50% (2) pupils achieved the small minority of their EHCP outcomes.

 

Student Destinations 

75% (3) students continued their education moving onto 16-19 study in our Sixth Form department. 25% (1) student moved out of area to continue their education.

 

Progress at the end of key stage 1, 2, 3 and 4 for 2024/2025

KS1 – 4

When benchmarked against the NWSCAP progression tables and School Judgement (see Table 16)

• In English, 98% (40) pupils made expected progress or above, 81% (33) exceeded expectations and 2% (1) pupil was emerging towards their expected progress.
• In Mathematics, 100% (41) pupils made expected progress or above and 83% (34) exceeded expectations.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 1 - 4 against their Education, Health and Care Plan targets (EHCP):

• 15% (6) pupils achieved the Vast/overwhelming majority or almost all of their EHCP , 41% (17) pupil achieved the very large majority, most of their EHCP targets, 22% (9) pupils achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets and 10% (4) pupils achieved the majority of their EHCPs, 10% (1) pupil achieved the minority of their EHCP targets and 2% (1) achieved the small minority of their EHCP targets.

 

Key Stage 1

When benchmarked against the R-KS1 NWSCAP Progression Charts and School Judgement (see Table 1)

• In English, 100% (9) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectation, of these 100% (9) exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 100% (9) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectation, of these 100% (9) exceeded expectations.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 2 against their Educational, Health and Care Plan targets(see Table 2):

• 11% (1) of pupils achieved the vast/overwhelming majority of their EHCP targets, 45% (4) achieved the very large majority of their EHCP targets, 22% (2) achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets, 11% (1) achieve the majority of their EHCP plans and 11% (1) achieved the minority of their EHCP targets.

 

 

Key Stage 2

When benchmarked against the KS1-KS2 NWSCAP Progression Charts (see Table 4)

• In English, 100% (13) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, of these 69% (9) exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 100% (13) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, of these 85% (11) exceeded expectations.

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 2 against their Educational, Health and Care Plan targets (see Table 5):

• 31% (4) pupils achieved the vast majority of their EHCP targets, 15% (2) pupils achieved the very large majority of their EHCP targets, 23% (3) pupils achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets, 23% (3) pupils achieved the majority of their EHCP targets and 8% (1) pupil achieved the minority of their EHCP targets.

Key Stage 3

When benchmarked against the KS2-KS3 NWSCAP Progression Charts (see Table 7)

• In English, 100% (11) pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, of these 91% (10) pupils exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 100% (11) pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, of these 91% (10) exceeded expectations.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 3 against their Education, Health and Care targets (see Table 8):

• 9% (1) achieved the vast majority of their EHCP targets, 55% (6) achieved the very large majority of their EHCP targets, 18% (2) achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets, 9% (1) achieved the minority of their EHCP targets and 9% (1) achieved the small minority of their EHCP targets.

Key Stage 4

When benchmarked against the KS3-KS4 NWSCAP Progression Charts (see Table 10)

• In English, 88% (7) pupils made expected or exceeded expectation, and 63% exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 100% (8) pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, and 50% (4) exceeded expectations.

 

When considering the achievement of all individual pupils in Key Stage 4 against their EHCP outcomes (see Table 11):

• 63% (5) pupils achieved the very large majority of their EHCP outcomes, 25% (2) pupils achieved the large majority of their EHCP outcomes and 12% (1) pupil achieved the minority of their EHCP outcomes.

 

Qualifications and Accreditation

 

In Key Stage 3:

• 7 pupils sat a Solo Introductory Stage 1 LAMDA. 43% (3 pupils) achieved a distinction, 43% (3 pupils) achieved a merit and 14% (1 pupil) achieved a pass. 

In Key Stage 4:

• 3 pupils sat a Solo Introductory Stage 1 LAMDA. 66% (2 pupils) achieved a distinction and 33% (1 pupil) achieved a pass. 

 

Student Destinations 

A 100% (8) students continued their education moving onto 16-19 study in our Sixth Form department.

 

Progress at the end of key stage 1, 2, 3 and 4 for 2023/24

KS1 – 4

When benchmarked against the NWSCAP progression tables and School Judgement (see Table 16)

• In English, 90% (28) pupils made expected progress or above, 55% (17) exceeded expectations and 10% (3) pupils were emerging towards their expected progress.
• In Mathematics, 94% (29) pupils made expected progress or above and 62% (19) exceeded expectations and 6% (2) pupils were emerging towards their expected progress.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 1 - 4 against their Education, Health and Care Plan targets (EHCP):

• 23% (7) pupils achieved the Vast/overwhelming majority or almost all of their EHCP , 29% (9) pupil achieved the very large majority, most of their EHCP targets, 32% (10) pupils achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets and  10% (3) pupils achieved the majority of their EHCPs, 3% (1) pupil achieved the minority of their EHCP targets and 3% (1) achieved almost no/few of their EHCP targets.

 

Key Stage 1

When benchmarked against the R-KS1 NWSCAP Progression Charts and School Judgement (see Table 1)

• In English, 93% (13) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectation, of these 64% (9) exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 93% (13) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectation, of these 64% (9) exceeded expectations.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 2 against their Educational, Health and Care Plan targets (see Table 2):

• 21% (3) of pupils achieved the vast/overwhelming majority of their EHCP targets, 29% (4) achieved the very large majority of their EHCP targets, 29% (4) achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets, 14% (2) achieve the majority of their EHCP plans and 7% (1) achieved the minority of the EHCP targets.

 

 

Key Stage 2

When benchmarked against the KS1-KS2 NWSCAP Progression Charts (see Table 4)

• In English, 100% (8) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectation, of these 100% (8) exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 100% (8) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, of these 100% (8) exceeded expectations.

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 2 against their Educational, Health and Care Plan targets(see Table 5):

• 37.5% (3) of pupils achieved the vast/overwhelming majority of their EHCP targets, 37.5% (3) achieved the very large majority of their EHCP targets and 25% (2) achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets.

Key Stage 3

When benchmarked against the KS2-KS3 NWSCAP Progression Charts (see Table 7)

• In English, 80% (4) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 100% (5) of pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, of these 20% (1) exceeded expectations.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 3 against their Education, Health and Care targets (see Table 8):

• 40% (2) achieved the very large majority, most of their EHCP targets, 40% (2) pupils achieved the large majority of their EHCP targets and 20% (1) achieved almost no/very few of their EHCP targets.

Key Stage 4

When benchmarked against the KS3-KS4 NWSCAP Progression Charts (see Table 10)

• In English, 75%(3) pupils made expected or exceeded expectations.
• In Mathematics, 75% (3) pupils made expected or exceeded expectations, and 25% (1) exceeded expectations. 

 

When considering the achievement of all individual pupils in Key Stage 4 against their EHCP outcomes (see Table 11):

• 25% (1) pupil achieved the vast overwhelming majority of their EHCP outcomes, 50% (2) pupils achieved the large majority of their EHCP outcomes, 25% (1) pupil achieved the majority of their EHCP outcomes.

 

Sixth Form

Sixth Form Data 2025/2026 

Personal and Social Development: 100% (4) of the students achieved an accreditation or a qualification in Personal and Social Development

75% (3) of the students achieved a Certificate in ASDAN Personal and Social Development (PSD) at Entry Level 1.  25% (1) of the students achieved an award in ASDAN Personal and Social Development (PSD) at Entry Level 1. 

75% (3) of the students achieved an Award in ASDAN Personal Progress at Entry Level 1.

Functional Skills: English: 100% (4) of the students achieved a unit qualification in English/ Communication. 

25% (1) of the students achieved one unit qualifications in English as part of their Personal Progress qualification; Developing Reading Skills.

50% (2) of the students achieved two unit qualifications in English as part of their Personal Progress qualification; Developing Communication Skills and Developing Reading Skills.

50% (2) of the students achieved Ascentis qualification in English. See breakdown below:

Reading

50% (1) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 1 qualification in Reading.

Speaking and Listening

50% (1) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 1 qualification in Speaking and Listening.

 

Functional Skills: Mathematics: 100% (4) of the students achieved a unit qualification in Mathematics.

50% (2) of the students achieved a module in Mathematics as part of their Personal Progress qualification: Developing Number Skills. 

75% (3) of the students achieved a Ascentis qualification in Mathematics. See breakdown below:

Developing and Applying Shape and Space Skills

25% (1) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 1 qualification in Understanding Shape and Space. 

25% (1) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 2 qualification in Understanding Shape and Space. 

Whole numbers

50% (2) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 2 qualification in Whole numbers.

Addition of Whole numbers

50% (2) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 2 qualification in Addition of Whole numbers.

 

When considering the achievement of individual pupils in Key Stage 5 against their Educational, Health and Care Plan targets:

• 75% (3) of the pupils achieved the very large majority of their EHCP outcomes, 25% (1) achieved the large majority of their EHCP outcomes

 

Accreditations

• 100% (4) of the students achieved an ASDAN: Towards Independence accreditation in Independent Living Skills (Meal Preparation)
• 75% (3) of the students achieved ASDAN: Towards Independence accreditation in Cultural development (The Wider World)

 

Awards

• 100% (4) of the students achieved a Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award.
• 100% (4) of the students achieved an accreditation in The Arts (Arts Award) achieving Discover Level.
• 100% (4) of the students achieved a V10 Vinspired Award.

 

Sixth Form Data 2024-25

The Sixth Form curriculum focuses on preparing students for life beyond school. All students work towards meeting their End of Key Stage targets.  These targets are personalised to help pupils prepare for adulthood.  In addition, students achieve a range of qualifications, accreditations and awards.

The data below supports the judgement that progress of Sixth Form leavers is outstanding.  

 

Destinations Data

100% (8) gained the skills to continue their education in further education, employment, the community and at home.

50% (4) students progressed to further education 38% (3) students continued their educational opportunities at home and in the community and 12% (1) student moved into employment. 

• 50% (4) students progressed to Further Education College: Beaumont College
• 25% (2) students will pursue their educational aspirations in community settings.
• 12% (1) student will pursue their educational aspirations in the home.
• 12% (1) student has secured employment.   

 

Summary of progress against personalised EHCP outcomes

12% (1) of the pupils achieved the vast/ overwhelming majority of their EHCP targets, 12% (1) achieved the very large majority of their EHCP outcomes, 25% (2) achieved the large majority of the EHCP outcomes, 38% (3) achieved the majority of their EHCP outcomes and 12% (1) pupil achieved almost none of their EHCP outcomes. 

 

Qualifications

Personal and Social Development: 100% (9) of the students achieved an accreditation or a qualification in Personal and Social Development

38% (3) of the students achieved an Award in ASDAN Personal and Social Development (PSD) at Entry Level 1.

62% (5) of the students achieved an Award in ASDAN Personal Progress at Entry Level 1.

 

Functional Skills: English: 100% (8) of the students achieved a unit qualification in English and Communication.

25% (2) of the students achieved one unit qualifications in English as part of their Personal Progress qualification; Developing Communication Skills.

38% (3) of the students achieved two unit qualifications in English as part of their Personal Progress qualification; Developing Communication Skills and Developing Reading Skills.

38% (3) of the students achieved Ascentis qualification in English. See breakdown below:

Reading

33% (3) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 1 qualification in Reading.

Receiving and responding

33% (3) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 1 qualification in receiving and responding.

 

Functional Skills: Mathematics: 100% (8) of the students achieved a unit qualification in Mathematics.

25% (2) of the students achieved a module in Mathematics as part of their Personal Progress qualification: position

38% (3) of the students achieved modules in Mathematics as part of their Personal Progress qualification; developing number skills.

63% (5) of the students achieved a Ascentis qualification in Mathematics. See breakdown below:

Developing and Applying Shape and Space Skills

63% (5) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 1 qualification in Understanding Shape and Space.  

Whole numbers

38% (3) of the students achieved an Ascentis Entry Level 1 qualification in Whole number.

Accreditations

• 100% (8) of the students achieved an ASDAN: Towards Independence accreditation in Independent Living Skills (Meal Preparation)
• 38% (3) of the students achieved ASDAN: Towards Independence accreditation in Cultural development (The Wider World)

Awards

• 100% (8) of the students achieved a Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award.
• 100% (8) of the students achieved an accreditation in The Arts (Arts Award) achieving Discover Level.
• 100% (8) of the students achieved a V10 Vinspired Award.

 

 

 

• 22% (2) students progressed to Further Education College: Valley College
• 33% (3) students progressed to Further Education College: Myerscough
• 33% (3) students progressed to Further Education College: Blackpool and Fylde College
• 11% (1) student will pursue his educational aspirations in community settings.

100% (9) of the students achieved an ASDAN: Towards Independence accreditation in Independent Living Skills (Meal Preparation)

100% (9) of the students achieved ASDAN: Towards Independence accreditation in Work Related Learning (Starting Out)

67% (6) of the students achieved ASDAN: Towards Independence accreditation in Cultural development (The Wider World)

89% (8) of the students achieved a Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award.

89% (8) of the students achieved an accreditation in The Arts (Arts Award) achieving Discover Level.

89% (8) of the students achieved a V10 Vinspired Award.

 

Due to the nature of our school population Sixth Form performance table data is not relevant and does not demonstrate our pupils achievements.

 

 

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