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School Summary
School TypeAcademy Converter
Secondary
AdmissionsSelective
School AddressFrederick Road
Birmingham
B6 6DJ
Phone 0121 3271130
Local Authority Birmingham
URL www.kingedwardviaston.b...
Age Range11 - 18
  
ReligionChristian
Total Pupils801
School GenderBoys
Boy | Girl %100% | 0%
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School Summary

Total Pupils
801
Age Range
11-18
Secondary
Gender
Boys
Avg. Class Size
17.7
Nat. Average 20.3
Free School Meals
10%
Nat. Average 13.4%
Latest Ofsted
1
Outstanding
Attainment 8 score
69.6
Nat. Average 49.7
Avg GCSE Grade
A
Nat. Average C
Avg A-Level Grade
B-

With only 801 pupils, King Edward VI Aston School has a slightly below average number of students in the UK. Absence management in partnership with parents is encouraged by both schools and government at local and national level. The school has an excellent 95.2% attendance rate, which exceeds the typical rate for the country. 46.6 members of staff leaves it below average in staffing numbers. A 17:1 teacher/student ratio for King Edward VI Aston School may make it difficult for the teacher to give attention to individual pupils` concerns.

Most employers consider 5 good CGSE grades at grade A-C as an important requirement in hiring decisions.

There is a growing reliance by higher educational institutions upon predicted grades at A Level when offering places to pupils. With an average A Level score of 35.53 grading, the school scores highly, and is above other schools in the nation. With an average salary of only £34602 , the wages of the teachers at this school are very far below the nations average. Only 61.2% of pupils speak English as a 1st language in King Edward VI Aston School, a proportion much lower than the countries average figure.

 

School Statistics

Gender Split

Gender Count By Age

Total Pupils 801
Total Girls 0 (0%)
Total Boys 801 (100%)

Attendance

This School Regional Avg National Avg
Pupil Average Attendance
95.2% 94.7%
Persistent Absence
14% 12.8% 12.8%

School Staff Information

This School Regional Avg National Avg
Avg. Full-time Qualified Teacher Salary £34,602 £36,566 £37,569
Pupil to Teacher Ratio
17.2 : 1 14 : 1 15.1 : 1
Total Teachers in School 52 63.6 67.5
Total Teaching Assistants
7 13.7 19.4
Total Support Staff
22 24.6 26.5
Total Full-time Teachers 46.6 60.2 62.3
Total Full-time Teaching assistants 5.4 11.7 15.1
Total Full-time Support Staff 18.6 22.5 22.1

Information About Last Year Pupils Leaving

This School Regional Avg National Avg
Number of Pupils Leaving Last Year
101    
Those staying in Education
100%  (101) 92.9% 93.8%
Further Education College
3%  (3) 39.7% 39.1%
6th Form
90%  (91) 45.8% 45.5%
6th Form College
7%  (7) 19.6% 19.7%
Higher Education Institute
100%  (101) 89% 89.5%

Other Stats

    This School Regional Avg National Avg
Average Class Size
17.7 19.9 20.3
Pupils where English is first Language
61.2%  (490) 61.3% 84.4%
Pupils with Special Educational Needs
0.5%  (4) 2.6% 2.9%
Pupils eligible for free school meals
9.6%  (125) 25.9% 13.4%

Performance

GCSE/Key Stage 4 Results (2016)

Summary

This School Regional Avg National Avg
Total pupils at end of KS4
106
Attainment 8 score
69.6 48.6 49.7
Average GCSE Grade
A C C
Progress 8 measure
0.25 - -
Year This School Regional Avg National Avg
Pupils achieving 5 or more A*-C
2016 99% 52.6% 55.2%
2015 99% 53.5% 55.1%
2014 96% 55.3% 55.4%
2013 99% 59.7% 62.1%
This School Regional Avg National Avg
Pupils achieving more A*-C in English and Maths
99% 58.4% 61%
Average number of GCSEs per pupil 7 8.1 8.4
Average number of GCSEs (incl. equivalents) per pupil
10 9 9.2

Attainment Band

This School Regional Avg National Avg
Pupils starting KS4 in low prior attainment band
0% 32.5% 27.2%
Pupils starting KS4 in middle prior attainment band
97% 55.3% 53.8%
Pupils starting KS4 in high prior attainment band
3% 47.4% 39.4%

A Level Results (2016)

Summary

This School Regional Avg National Avg
Number of A Level student at the end of year 247 155.4 189.2
Average point score per A level entry (as grade) B- C- C
Average point score per A Level entry 35.53 30.1 31.8
Average grade in best 3 A level B C+ C+
Average point score in best 3 A level entries 38.5 36 36
Percentage of A levels pupils achieving AAB or better 26.6% 21.6% 19.7%

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 King Edward VI Aston School on 12/03/2008

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Inspection Date12/03/2008 - 13/03/2008
Inspection TypeS5 Inspection
Category of Concernn/a
Overall Effectiveness
1
How Well Do Learners Achieve?
1
Behaviour & safety of pupils
1
Quality of Teaching
2
Leadership & Management
1



 

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