Fairfield School

School Statistics

Gender Split

Gender Count By Age

Attendance

		This School	Regional Avg	National Avg
Pupil Average Attendance The Percentage of possible half days marked as an absence from school, for whatever reason, whether they are authorised or unauthorised.		82.1%	89.7%
Persistent Absence The percentage of pupils who have attained 38 or more absences, over both the autumn term and the Spring term together.		56.1%	33.2%	25.5%

School Staff Information

Information About Last Year Pupils Leaving

	This School	Regional Avg	National Avg
Number of Pupils Leaving Last Year The number of pupils who, for whatever reason, be it expulsion, or electing to be educated elsewhere, left the school during the last year.	8
Those staying in Education The percentage of pupils who leave the school and remain in education.	%  ()	78.5%	88.5%

Other Stats

		This School	Regional Avg	National Avg
Pupils where English is first Language The percentage of pupils who have English as a 1st language		38.5%  (45)	19.1%	14.6%
Pupils with Special Educational Needs The percentage of pupils who possess special educational needs (SEN).		100%  (126)	98.7%	94.3%
Pupils eligible for free school meals The percentage of pupils who meet the criteria for free school meals, and are a statutory benefit		41.2%  (46)	50%	36.6%

Performance

GCSE/Key Stage 4 Results (2016)

Summary

		This School	Regional Avg	National Avg
Total pupils at end of KS4 The total number of pupils who remain enrolled in the school at the end of KS4.		6
Attainment 8 score A new measure published for 2016 Results. This score indicates how the pupils have performed in the 8 core subjects. Results from each subject are converted to a numeric value (A* = 8 and G=1). Maths and English scores are doubled and then added onto the other 6 subjects. A pupil will achieve a maximum score of 80 if they achieved A* in all 8 core subjects.		NE	49	49.7
Average GCSE Grade This is the average GCSE grade for the 8 core subjects. Maths and English grades are weighted twice as much as other core subjects.		-	C	C
Progress 8 measure A new measure published for 2016 Results. This indicates how much progress students have made from end of KS2 to GCSE, zero being the national average.		NE	-	-

	Year		This School	Regional Avg	National Avg
Pupils achieving 5 or more A*-C Percentage of pupils who attained a pass grade - that is an A* to C grade, in both English and Maths.	2016		NE%	55.6%	55.2%
	2015	-	NA%	55.7%	55.1%
	2014	-	NA%	55.3%	55.4%
	2013		0%	63.2%	62.1%

		This School	Regional Avg	National Avg
Pupils achieving more A*-C in English and Maths Percentage of pupils who attained a pass grade - that is an A* to C grade, in both English and Maths.		NE%	61.3%	61%
Average number of GCSEs per pupil		NE	8.6	8.4
Average number of GCSEs (incl. equivalents) per pupil The average number of GCSEs, and equivalents (such as BTEC's and NVQ's) taken by each pupil.		NE	9.4	9.2

Attainment Band

		This School	Regional Avg	National Avg
Pupils starting KS4 in low prior attainment band A Low prior attainment band is defined as being below 24 points in a pupil's results, calculated from KS2 prior attainment, calculated from the pupil's average points score for English, maths and science.		100%	28.8%	27.2%
Pupils starting KS4 in middle prior attainment band A middle prior attainment band is defined being as 24 - 29.9 points in a pupil's results, calculated from KS2 prior attainment, calculated from the pupil's average points score for English, maths and science.		0%	52.4%	53.8%
Pupils starting KS4 in high prior attainment band A high prior attainment band is defined as over 30 points in a pupil's results, calculated from KS2 prior attainment, calculated from the pupil's average points score for English, maths and science.		0%	39.3%	39.4%

Ofsted

About Ofsted

Ofsted have been inspecting schools on a regular basis since 2005. After a cursory warning period they undertake a thorough examination of the whole school. Inspectors will sit in on classes, assessing each teacher's teaching ability. They will also evaluate the way the current curriculum is implemented, and how the progress of each student is tracked throughout their tenure.

Each school is graded on a four point scale: 1 being outstanding, 2 being good, 3 means they require improvement, and 4 signifying inadequate. Those schools attaining an outstanding or good grade might not be re-inspected for as long as five years; while those receiving lower grades will be reassessed with greater frequency, with little or no notice prior to the inspectors arriving.

Ofsted Report for Fairfield School on 10/11/2016

Ofsted Report for Fairfield School on 12/03/2013

Ofsted Report for Fairfield School on 26/04/2010

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School Tutors Programme

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