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SASH Day Conference Long Sutton GC 10 October 2014. Inspection outcomes. Somerset Secondary Inspection Judgements. Improvement over time. Test and Examination outcomes. Key Stage 2. Key Stage 2. FSM Gap 2014. Middle Schools v All Schools. Key Stage 4 Provisional - 5ACEM. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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SASH Day Conference Long Sutton GC

10 October 2014

INSPECTION OUTCOMES

Somerset Secondary Inspection Judgements

Somerset National South West

81.3

75.4

79.2

% of students in Good or better schools

Aug-09

Oct-09

Dec-09

Feb-10

Apr-10

Jun-10

Aug-10

Oct-10

Dec-10

Feb-11

Apr-11

Jun-11

Aug-11

Oct-11

Dec-11

Feb-12

Apr-12

Jun-12

Aug-12

Oct-12

Dec-12

Feb-13

Apr-13

Jun-13

Aug-13

Oct-13

Dec-13

Feb-14

Apr-14

Jun-14

Aug-14

Oct-14

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

85

90

Somerset Secondary Ofsted Inspection Judgements Over Time

Good or better schoolsStudents in good or better schools

Improvement over time% of students in good or better

schools

National rank of 152 LA Areas

September 2013 65% 108

October 2014 84.73% 44

2016 Aspiration 80% Exceeded

TEST AND EXAMINATION OUTCOMES

Key Stage 2

Key Stage 2

FSM Gap 2014

Middle Schools v All Schools

Middle Schools All Schools

66.3

67.2

Level 4b RWM

Key Stage 4 Provisional - 5ACEM

First Entry Actual

53

57.1

55.3

58.2

Somerset National

2014 KS4 Projections v Actuals – 5ACEM

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Projected 5ACEMActual 5ACEM

VERY provisional national data• 5ACEM: 55%• 3A*A: 24%• Ebacc: 24%• CAPS 308• A*CEM: 58%• A*CEn: 68%• A*Cma :67%• 3LPEn: 71%• 3LPMa: 65%• 4LP En: 32%• 4LP Ma: 29%

Post 16

• School results only• 976 students = approx. 20% of total • 758 on academic courses• 218 on vocational courses• Not directly comparable with 2013 due to

separating academic and vocational courses

Post 16 cntdAverage points score per academic student

Average points score per academic entry

Average points score per vocational student

Average points score per vocational entry

741.44 217.98 833.49 217.98

A Level Grade Points scoreA* 300

A 270

B 240

C 210

D 180

E 150

Common Issues

• Stubborn gap between disadvantaged and other students

• Variation between and within schools• Volatility

Year Two Delivery Plan• Three key priorities for year 2– Challenge – putting the challenge into the Somerset

Challenge, challenging each other to improve and to ensure the maximum achievement of every student in every school and family

– Collaboration – facilitating constructive collaboration and challenge through families of schools and providing a platform for joint practice development and the co-creation of solutions

– Knowledge mobilisation – ensuring that knowledge of effective practice is captured, shared and transferred effectively

Challenge Partners

Challenge Partners

• Somerset hub established led by Heathfield• Challenge Partner activities– Hubs & hub funding– Quality Assurance Review– Teaching and learning– Subject Directory– Subject leadership– Challenge the gap

Quality Assurance Reviews

• Annual QA review and participation in reciprocal review• Visit from a team of senior leaders and head teachers from

other partner schools, led by an Ofsted accredited inspector• Report covers 6 areas

– Context of the school– Achievement– Quality of teaching– School improvement strategies– Quality of area of excellent practice– Partnerships

The Brilliant Club

• Employ outstanding PHD / Post Doctoral researchers to deliver programmes of university-style tutorials to small groups of high performing pupils in schools that serve communities with a traditionally low- participation rate in higher education

The Brilliant Club

The Brilliant Club

• Jonny Sobczyk prepared to present at next SASH Day conference

• Confident that a pilot programme could run in the summer term

• Roll out in the 2015-16 academic year• Typical cost £150 per pupil

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