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  • Ofsted and Performance Data

    Once again, Aston-on-Trent Primary School has been judged 'Good' by Ofsted in their December 2024 inspection. 

    We are proud of our school and grateful to all the people that make it such an amazing place. 

    We'd like to say a great big thank you to all our pupils, staff, governors, ASPA and the volunteers who support the school. 

    Here are a few highlights from the report: 

    • Behaviour: Pupils exceed the school’s expectations. Their behaviour is excellent and they are keen to help one another.

    • Achievement: Results in Year 6 have been above the national average for several years. Pupils leave Aston-on-Trent well prepared for the next stage of their education.

    • Inclusion: The school has a strong spirit of inclusion. Many parents praised the high-quality provision for pupils with special educational needs. They described the school as an amazing place where staff go above and beyond for pupils and parents.

    • Curriculum: Pupils benefit from well-thought-out topics and programmes of study. They feel fully included in school life and enjoy their studies.

    • Attendance: Whole-school attendance is above national averages.

    • Pupils: Wider personal development is a key strength of the school.

    • Community: The school has established a very special and strong relationship with its local community. The school works collaboratively and effectively with its highly-valued parents’ association.

    • Leadership: The school is led and managed by a very capable group of senior leaders and governors.

    Click here to read the full report. 

    Alternatively, click here to visit the school's page on Ofsted's website. 

     

    Attainment and Progress 2024-25

     

    EYFS Reception Good Level of Development (GLD)

    Reception

    Total Children

    Percentage of GLD

    at Aston

    Percentage of GLD

    National average

    21

    66.7%

    68.3%

     

    Year 1 Phonics Screening Check

    Year 1

    Total Children

    Pass Rate

    at Aston

    Pass Rate

    National Average

    31

    90%

    79.9%

     

    Year 4 Multiplication Check

    Year 4

    Total Children

    Test Scores

    at Aston

    Test Scores

    National Average

    Children with 100%

    at Aston

    Children with 100%

    National Average

    30

    23.1 / 25

    20.99 / 25

    53.3%

    36.7%

     

    Year 6 SATs Results

       EXS+ = Expected Standard in that subject (100 to 109 scaled score)

       GDS = Greater Depth within the Standard (110 to 120 scaled score)

     

    Reading, Writing, Maths (SATs combined)

    Year 6

    Total Children

    EXS+

    Percentage at Aston

    EXS+

    National Average

    GDS

    Percentage at Aston

    GDS

    National Average

    24

    83.3%

    62.1%

    17.0%

    Data unavailable

    Reading SATs

     

    Percentage at Aston

    National Average

    EXS+

    100%

    75.0%

    GDS

    58.0%

    Data

    unavailable

    Writing (Teacher Assessment)

     

    Percentage at Aston

    National Average

    EXS+

    83.3%

    72.2%

    GDS

    21.0%

    Data

    unavailable

    Maths SATs

     

    Percentage at Aston

    National Average

    EXS+

    100%

    74.0%

    GDS

    54.0%

    Data

    unavailable

    Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling SATs

     

    Percentage at Aston

    National Average

    EXS+

    100%

    72.6%

    GDS

    42.0%

    Data

    unavailable 

     

    At Aston on Trent Primary School we do not enter pupils into the Year 6 SATs tests where their Special Educational Needs might result in them working considerably below the standards of the tests.

     

    Please find below our most recent Ofsted report and relevant information from the Department for Education Performance Tables
    Please click on the links below-

    School Performance Tables

     Aston on Trent Primary School Performance Tables Page

    Parent View

    OFSTED also have a website called Parent View which gives you the chance to tell them what you think about your child’s school.  Parent View asks for your opinion on 12 aspects of your child’s school, from the quality of teaching, to dealing with bullying and poor behaviour. 

    Click on the link here to access the page- Parent View