Assessment Results
We offer a curriculum which encourages and enables all children to achieve their best in academic and non-academic subjects.
Our Standard Assessment Test Results are published via the Department of Education school comparison website (school performance comparison).
Results presented here are for the 2021-2022 academic year.
National Curriculum tests report results as 'scaled scores'. In order to meet the expected standard, children must achieve a scaled score of 100 or more in their SATs tests. A key indicator in these results is how Hook Junior School compares with the National average.
Average Progress Scores in Reading, Writing and Maths
The measures look at progress at a school level, rather than individual pupils. Progress measures provide you with information to help understand how Hook Junior School is performing and to inform your school choices. School progression scores are explained in detail in a Department of Education guide, Information for Schools and Parents: Primary School Progress Measures.
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Maths:
Standards of Achievement
Reading, Writing and Maths Combined at Expected Standard
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England Average:
Reading, Writing and Maths Combined at Higher Standard
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England Average:
Reading Expected Standard
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Reading Higher Standard
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Writing Expected Standard
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Writing Higher Standard
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Maths Expected Standard
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England Average:
Maths Higher Standard
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Grammar Expected Standard
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England Average:
Grammar Higher Standard
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Average Scaled Scores in Reading and Maths
Reading
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Grammar
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Maths
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