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Education and Skills in Your Area - Government Office Region: South East

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Literacy and numeracy at age 11

Key Stage 2 Results: Percentage of Pupils achieving Level 4 or above Metadata

EnglishMathsScience
19972007% points
difference
19972007% points
difference
19972007% points
difference
Bracknell Forest LA708313677710769115
Brighton and Hove LA558126547622598829
Buckinghamshire LA738613698213749016
East Sussex LA638017617615678821
Hampshire LA688315677912779013
Isle of Wight LA617918597213728715
Kent LA647713627311658419
Medway LA607717587214628624
Milton Keynes LA597718557419658823
Oxfordshire LA658217647713738815
Portsmouth LA557924527523588628
Reading LA567721527321608727
Slough LA597617527119588224
Southampton LA517726527624618726
Surrey LA748612708111789113
West Berkshire LA698213668014729119
West Sussex LA658217627715739017
Windsor and Maidenhead LA718312698112739118
Wokingham LA7787107583882919
South East Region668115637714708818
England638017627715688820

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National Indicator 76: Reduction in the number of schools where fewer than 55% of pupils achieve level 4 or above in both English and Maths at KS2 Metadata

20052007
Total number of schoolsSchools <55%Total number of schoolsSchools <55%
Bracknell Forest LA263272
Brighton and Hove LA44124410
Buckinghamshire LA1241612516
East Sussex LA1311613517
Hampshire LA2863429226
Isle of Wight LA163161
Kent LA3889137277
Medway LA61156214
Milton Keynes LA49145212
Oxfordshire LA1972919622
Portsmouth LA3211327
Reading LA3410345
Slough LA227224
Southampton LA399394
Surrey LA1972119712
West Berkshire LA483484
West Sussex LA1611516514
Windsor and Maidenhead LA303303
Wokingham LA382391
South East Region1,9233141,927251
England13,5652,28313,4391,797

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National Indicator 93: Percentage of pupils progressing by 2 levels in English between Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 Metadata

20052007% points
difference
Bracknell Forest LA80.386.25.9
Brighton and Hove LA78.684.86.2
Buckinghamshire LA80.287.37.1
East Sussex LA79.284.45.2
Hampshire LA77.683.55.9
Isle of Wight LA68.18011.9
Kent LA77.983.85.9
Medway LA75.681.76.1
Milton Keynes LA74.182.38.2
Oxfordshire LA79.985.15.2
Portsmouth LA74.182.38.2
Reading LA81.385.84.5
Slough LA77.680.93.3
Southampton LA72.783.811.1
Surrey LA81.186.25.1
West Berkshire LA80.386.25.9
West Sussex LA74.284.19.9
Windsor and Maidenhead LA8186.35.3
Wokingham LA82.188.76.6
South East Region7884.46.4
England7883.65.6

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National Indicator 94: Percentage of pupils progressing by 2 levels in Maths between Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 Metadata

20052007% points
difference
Bracknell Forest LA74.375.41.1
Brighton and Hove LA71.2753.8
Buckinghamshire LA76.479.83.4
East Sussex LA75.575.60.1
Hampshire LA74.675.20.6
Isle of Wight LA60.368.27.9
Kent LA7273.31.3
Medway LA66.772.15.4
Milton Keynes LA70.473.53.1
Oxfordshire LA74.275.61.4
Portsmouth LA61.371.410.1
Reading LA75.873.4-2.4
Slough LA6771.84.8
Southampton LA68.676.27.6
Surrey LA76.577.91.4
West Berkshire LA73.577.23.7
West Sussex LA7274.32.3
Windsor and Maidenhead LA76.578.82.3
Wokingham LA80.478.5-1.9
South East Region73.175.22.1
England73.375.92.6

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National Summary

Final figures for 2007 show that 80 per cent of 11 year olds reached the required standard in English up from 63 per cent in 1997. In Mathematics 77 per cent of 11 year olds reached the required standard up from 62 per cent in 1997. In Science 88 per cent of 11 year olds reached the required standard up from 68 per cent in 1997.

In 2007 the number of schools where fewer than 55 per cent of pupils achieve level 4 or above in both English and Maths at Key Stage 2 was 1,797. This compares with 2,283 in 2005.

In 2007 83.6 per cent of pupils progressed by 2 levels in English between Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. This compares with 78.0 per cent in 2005.

In 2007 75.9 per cent of pupils progressed by 2 levels in Mathematics between Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. This compares with 73.3 per cent in 2005.


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