School Data

Queensway Junior Academy

Primary Academy school in Thetford IP24 3DP

School Census

For the 2023/2024 academic year

Type of school State-funded primary
Total number of pupils on roll 164
Number of girls on roll 74
Number of boys on roll 90
Percentage of girls on roll 45.1
Percentage of boys on roll 54.9
Number of eligible pupils with an EHC plan 7
Percentage of eligible pupils with an EHC plan 4.3
Number of eligible pupils with SEN support 41
Percentage of eligible pupils with SEN support 25
No. pupils where English not first language 71
No. pupils with English first language 93
No. pupils where first language is unclassified 0
% pupils where English not first language 43.3
% pupils with English first language 56.7
No. pupils eligible for free school meals 80
Number of pupils eligible for FSM at any time during the past 6 years 80
Total pupils for FSMEver 164
Percentage of pupils eligible for FSM at any time during the past 6 years 48.8
Alphabetic index 20970
School address (1) Hillary Road
School town Thetford
School postcode IP24 3DP
School telephone number 1842752387
School parliamentary constituency code E14001497
School parliamentary constituency name South West Norfolk
Converter academy: URN 0
Religious denomination Unknown
Age range 7-11
School published in secondary school (key stage 4) performance tables 0
School published in school and college (key stage 5) performance tables 0
Total number of pupils (including part-time pupils) 164
Number of pupils aged 11 50
Published eligible pupil number 45
Eligible boys on school roll at time of tests 27
Eligible girls on school roll at time of tests 18
Percentage of eligible boys on school roll at time of tests 60%
Percentage of eligible girls on school roll at time of tests 40%
Number of key stage 2 disadvantaged pupils (those who were eligible for free school meals in last 6 years or are looked after by the LA for a day or more or who have been adopted from care) 19
Percentage of key stage 2 disadvantaged pupils 42%
Number of key stage 2 pupils who are not disadvantaged 26
Percentage of key stage 2 pupils who are not disadvantaged 58%
Number of eligible pupils with English as additional language (EAL) 22
Percentage of eligible pupils with English as additional language (EAL) 49%
Number of eligible pupils classified as non-mobile 41
Percentage of eligible pupils classified as non-mobile 91%
Percentage of pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths 24%
Percentage of pupils achieving a high score in reading and maths and working at greater depth in writing 0%
Percentage of pupils reaching the expected standard in reading 58%
Percentage of pupils achieving a high score in reading 11%
Percentage of pupils absent from or not able to access the test in reading 0%
Average scaled score in reading 100
Percentage of pupils reaching the expected standard in grammar, punctuation and spelling 58%
Percentage of pupils achieving a high score in grammar, punctuation and spelling 18%
Percentage of pupils absent from or not able to access the test in grammar, punctuation and spelling 0%
Average scaled score in grammar, punctuation and spelling 101
Percentage of pupils reaching the expected standard in maths 60%
Percentage of pupils achieving a high score in maths 13%
Percentage of pupils absent from or not able to access the test in maths 0%
Average scaled score in maths 101
Percentage of pupils reaching the expected standard in writing 38%
Percentage of pupils working at greater depth within the expected standard in writing 0%
Percentage of pupils working towards the expected standard in writing 24%
Percentage of pupils absent or disapplied in writing TA 0%
Percentage of pupils reaching the expected standard in science TA 58%
Percentage of pupils absent or disapplied in science TA 0%
Percentage of boys reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths 15%
Percentage of girls reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths 39%
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths 5%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths 38%
Difference between school percentage of disavantaged pupils and national percentage of other pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths -62
Percentage of EAL pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths 27%
Percentage of non-mobile pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths 24%
Percentage of boys achieving a high score in reading and maths and working at greater depth in writing 0%
Percentage of girls reaching the HIGHected standard in reading, writing and maths 0%
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils achieving a high score in reading and maths and working at greater depth in writing 0%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils achieving a high score in reading and maths and working at greater depth in writing 0%
Difference between school percentage of disavantaged pupils and national percentage of other pupils achieving a high score in reading, writing and maths -10
Percentage of EAL pupils achieving a high score in reading and maths and working at greater depth in writing 0%
Percentage of non-mobile pupils achieving a high score in reading and maths and working at greater depth in writing 0%
Average scaled score in reading for boys 100
Average scaled score in reading for girls 101
Average scaled score in reading for disadvantaged pupils 98
Average scaled score in reading for non-disadvantaged pupils 102
Average scaled score in reading for EAL pupils 100
Average scaled score in reading for MOBN pupils 100
Average scaled score in maths for boys 102
Average scaled score in maths for girls 100
Average scaled score in maths for disadvantaged pupils 98
Average scaled score in maths for non-disadvantaged pupils 103
Average scaled score in maths for EAL pupils 101
Average scaled score in maths for MOBN pupils 101
Average scaled score in GPS for boys 99
Average scaled score in GPS for girls 104
Average scaled score in GPS for disadvantaged pupils 99
Average scaled score in GPS for non-disadvantaged pupils 103
Average scaled score in GPS for EAL pupils 101
Average scaled score in GPS for MOBN pupils 101
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in reading 47%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in reading 65%
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in grammar, punctuation and spelling 53%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in grammar, punctuation and spelling 62%
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in maths 42%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in maths 73%
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in writing 16%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils reaching the expected standard in writing 54%
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils achieving a high score in reading 11%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils achieving a high score in reading 12%
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils achieving a high score in grammar, punctuation and spelling 5%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils achieving a high score in grammar, punctuation and spelling 27%
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils achieving a high score in maths 5%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils achieving a high score in maths 19%
Percentage of disadvantaged pupils working at greater depth in writing 0%
Percentage of non-disadvantaged pupils working at greater depth in writing 0%
Number of eligible pupils with English as first language 23
Percentage of eligible pupils with English as first language 51%
Number of eligible pupils with unclassified language 0
Percentage of eligible pupils with unclassified language 0%
Number of eligible pupils with EHC plan 2
Percentage of eligible pupils with EHC plan 4%
Number of eligible pupils with SEN support 12
Percentage of eligible pupils with SEN support 27%
Number of eligible pupils with SEN (EHC plan or SEN support) 14
Percentage of eligible pupils with SEN (EHC plan or SEN support) 31%

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