League tables

East Riding of Yorkshire

How the tables are ranked

Secondary: ranked by Attainment 8. Where two schools tie, the share of pupils getting grade 5 or above in English and maths decides it.

Primary: ranked by the share of pupils meeting the expected standard in reading, writing and maths. Where two schools tie, the share at the higher standard decides it.

Tied schools share a rank, and the next rank is skipped (1, 2, 2, 4). Each school shows two ranks: its place in its council and its place in England.

What "provisional" means

The secondary results are the DfE's first release for 2025/26. They can change when the DfE publishes revised figures, due in February 2027. We'll update the tables then.

Secondary results can't be compared with 2019/20 to 2021/22.

Progress 8

There's no Progress 8 for 2024/25 or 2025/26. These pupils didn't sit key stage 2 tests because of the pandemic, so there's no starting point to measure from. Where we show Progress 8, it's the latest published figure (2023/24, final), labelled with its year. Progress 8 compares schools within one year, so you can't compare it from one year to the next. DfE guidance

There's no primary progress measure for 2024/25 either, because there's no key stage 1 baseline. The DfE is bringing it back for 2025/26, and we'll add it when the school data is out.

Why some schools aren't ranked

Shown beside each unranked school:

  • Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
  • Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
  • Cohort not published: the DfE didn't publish a cohort figure for this school.
  • Result suppressed: the DfE withheld the figure to protect pupils' privacy. For secondary results it does this when 5 or fewer pupils are in the group.
  • Result not available: the DfE didn't publish this measure for this school.

Reading the columns

  • Cohort: the number of pupils the results cover.
  • Disadvantaged: the share of pupils counted as disadvantaged by the DfE.
  • EHCP and SEN support: the share of pupils with an education, health and care plan, and the share on SEN support, from the January 2026 census. For primary schools this census is from a different year to the results.
  • A blank means the DfE didn't publish the figure. It isn't a zero.

Secondary (KS4)

Secondary (KS4): 2025/26, provisional. Published by the DfE on 15 October 2026. The DfE will revise these figures in February 2027. Source DfE source file: ks4_performance_tables_schools_2023-24_to_2025-26.csv.

SEND figures: January 2026 school census, published 11 June 2026. Source DfE source file: sen_school_level_2025-26.csv.

Key stage 4 (2025/26, Provisional)
LA rankEngland rankSchoolAttainment 8Grade 5+ Eng & mathsLatest Progress 8CohortDisadvantaged %SEND %Why unranked
1688Beverley Grammar School · Converter academies52.659.3%0.13 (2023/24)13514.8%17.4%—
2979South Hunsley School and Sixth Form College · Converter academies50.154.3%0.38 (2023/24)31116.4%15.6%—
31,033Goole Academy · Converter academies49.756%0.50 (2023/24)27528.4%14.9%—
41,035Woldgate School and Sixth Form College · Converter academies49.753.9%0.35 (2023/24)21915.5%17.9%—
51,216Beverley High School · Community school48.640.5%0.14 (2023/24)14818.9%12.3%—
61,261Howden School · Converter academies48.348.5%-0.52 (2023/24)13218.2%17.1%—
71,383The Snaith School · Converter academies47.644.6%0.21 (2023/24)14819.6%19.8%—
81,482Wolfreton School and Sixth Form College · Converter academies46.950.2%-0.26 (2023/24)23520.9%21.6%—
91,631The Market Weighton School · Community school4649.3%0.00 (2023/24)14621.2%31.8%—
101,637Holderness Academy · Sponsored academies4647.1%-0.27 (2023/24)15728%13%—
111,740Hessle High School and Penshurst Primary School · Converter academies45.550.9%-0.60 (2023/24)23229.3%16.9%—
122,103Longcroft School and Sixth Form College · Community school43.536%-0.22 (2023/24)8627.9%23%—
132,187Hornsea School and Language College · Community school4336.8%-0.34 (2023/24)23124.7%13.7%—
142,276Driffield School and Sixth Form · Sponsored academies42.437.4%-0.20 (2023/24)21425.7%17.1%—
152,839Cottingham High School · Converter academies38.629.8%0.09 (2023/24)16128%22.9%—
162,841Headlands School · Community school38.534.1%-0.35 (2023/24)18237.9%18.3%—
172,999Bridlington School · Voluntary controlled school3729.2%-0.96 (2023/24)15446.8%27.3%—
183,006Withernsea High School · Community school3723.6%-0.38 (2023/24)14049.3%20.4%—
——Allerthorpe School · Independent special schoolsSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school. (2023/24)5No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——Cambian Beverley School · Independent special schoolsSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.—3No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.76.9%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——Compass Community School Seacole Park · Independent special schoolsSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school. (2023/24)4No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——Falcons Learning · Independent special schoolsSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.—5No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——Kings Mill School · Community special schoolNo data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.—1275%100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——Pocklington School · Independent schools35.40%—74No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.33.7%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——Riverside Special School · Community special schoolNo data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.—1553.3%100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——St Anne's School and Sixth Form College · Community special schoolNo data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.—1735.3%100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——The Becklands School · Independent special schoolsNo data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.—6No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——Tranby · Independent schools48.30%—53No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.22.7%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.

About this data

Rankings without context can mislead. These tables use official Department for Education statistics (Key stage 4 performance, published 15 October 2026). 2025/26 key stage 4 data is PROVISIONAL and will be revised by DfE in February 2027. There is no Progress 8 for 2024/25 or 2025/26 because these pupils did not sit KS2 tests during the COVID-19 pandemic; where shown, Progress 8 is the latest published figure (2023/24) and is labelled with its year. Progress 8 is relative and in-year, so it cannot be compared year on year. EBacc measures are not included (removed from the 2025/26 tables). DfE suppresses secondary results where 5 or fewer pupils are in the cohort, including sub-groups (DfE, Secondary accountability measures guidance, updated 20 October 2026: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/progress-8-school-performance-measure/secondary-accountability-measures-2025-guidance-for-maintained-secondary-schools-academies-and-free-schools). Rankings based on attainment alone do not account for pupils' starting points or context. Please consider cohort size, disadvantage and SEND figures shown alongside each school. Schools with fewer than 11 pupils, or with figures suppressed by DfE ("c"), are not ranked. Special, independent and alternative provision schools are shown but not ranked. Results are not comparable with 2019/20 to 2021/22. SEND percentages are from the January 2026 school census (Special educational needs in England, published 11 June 2026). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Primary (KS2)

Primary (KS2): 2024/25, final. Published by the DfE on 23 April 2026. 2025/26 school results are due in December 2026. Source DfE source file: ks2_institution_schools_performance_2022-23_to_2024-25.csv.

SEND figures: January 2026 school census, published 11 June 2026. Source DfE source file: sen_school_level_2025-26.csv.

Key stage 2 (2024/25, Final)
LA rankEngland rankSchoolRWM expectedRWM higherCohortDisadvantaged %SEND %Why unranked
1633Wilberfoss Church of England Primary School · Academy converter87%10%307%10.4%—
2738Springhead Primary School · Community school86%10%2931%13.8%—
3746St Martin's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School, Fangfoss · Voluntary aided school86%7%140%17.2%—
41,182St Mary & St Joseph Catholic Primary School - a Catholic voluntary academy · Academy converter83%8%128%19%—
51,547Tickton Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school81%7%277%25.4%—
62,158Croxby Primary School · Academy sponsor led78%20%4127%20.4%—
72,250South Cave Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school78%11%3611%18.5%—
82,320North Ferriby Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school78%5%375%16.4%—
92,340Skirlaugh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school78%0%1817%27.5%—
102,434St John of Beverley Catholic Primary School - a Catholic voluntary academy · Academy converter77%15%2638%16%—
112,945Quay Academy · Academy sponsor led76%4%5459%20.7%—
123,203Brandesburton Primary School · Community school75%8%2425%12.5%—
123,203Sproatley Endowed Church of England Academy · Academy converter75%8%1225%18.8%—
143,248Garton-on-the-Wolds Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school75%6%1625%29.2%—
153,420Gilberdyke Primary School · Academy sponsor led74%12%3415%13.4%—
163,609Cowick Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school73%20%1527%20.6%—
173,680Melbourne Primary School · Academy converter73%15%2612%10.8%—
183,710Nafferton Primary School · Community school73%13%459%19%—
193,778Walkington Primary School · Community school73%10%303%9%—
203,981Flamborough CofE (VC) Primary School · Voluntary controlled school73%0%119%19.6%—
215,178Riston Church of England Primary Academy · Academy converter69%19%166%19%—
225,718Stamford Bridge Primary School · Academy converter68%9%3415%16.8%—
235,818Newport Primary School · Community school68%5%1937%23.6%—
246,134Welton Primary School · Community school67%9%4617%15.4%—
256,616Hunsley Primary · Free school66%7%2917%22.8%—
266,965Hook Church of England Primary School · Academy converter65%6%3123%17.5%—
277,002Swanland Primary School · Academy converter65%5%6012%9.8%—
287,094Pocklington Junior School · Academy converter65%0%7121%24.1%—
297,213Acre Heads Primary School · Community school64%11%618%19.7%—
307,297Westfield Primary School · Community school64%7%597%11.6%—
317,353Cherry Burton Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school64%5%2218%22.2%—
327,448Little Weighton Rowley Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school64%0%1127%27.1%—
337,534Aldbrough Primary School · Community school63%19%1619%29.7%—
347,592Willerby Carr Lane Primary School · Community school63%12%6013%16.4%—
357,718Bilton Community Primary School · Academy converter63%7%3010%12.9%—
367,771St Joseph's Catholic Primary School · Academy converter63%6%1631%26.5%—
367,771Warter Church of England Primary School · Foundation school63%6%1619%6%—
388,226Bacon Garth Primary School · Community school62%4%2631%16.2%—
398,295Molescroft Primary School · Community school62%2%608%13.9%—
408,931Bay Primary School · Community school60%2%5840%No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.—
419,213Driffield Junior School · Community school59%4%11934%20.7%—
419,213Hallgate Primary School Cottingham · Community school59%4%2726%12.4%—
439,292Keldmarsh Primary School · Community school59%0%3222%13.6%—
449,382Anlaby Primary School · Community school58%11%5326%13.4%—
459,422Wold Newton Foundation School · Foundation school58%8%1242%6.2%—
469,613Hutton Cranswick Community Primary School · Community school58%0%3312%13.4%—
469,613Leven Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school58%0%2413%20.9%—
489,854Hornsea Community Primary School · Community school57%4%8335%24.4%—
499,963Hilderthorpe Primary School · Community school57%0%4661%23.9%—
499,963Thorngumbald Primary School · Community school57%0%2818%26.3%—
5110,199St Mary's Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, Beverley · Voluntary controlled school56%5%5927%22.4%—
5210,306Airmyn Park Primary School · Academy converter56%0%1638%20%—
5210,306Howden Junior School · Academy converter56%0%5026%14.4%—
5210,306New Pasture Lane Primary School · Community school56%0%2770%27.3%—
5510,489Snaith Primary School · Community school55%5%4010%14.5%—
5610,524Patrington CofE Primary Academy · Academy sponsor led55%3%3321%12.2%—
5610,524Withernsea Primary School · Academy converter55%3%6552%27.2%—
5810,560Beverley Minster CE Primary School · Academy sponsor led55%2%5127%20.8%—
5910,587Bempton Primary School · Community school55%0%1127%21.8%—
6010,719All Saints Church of England Junior Academy · Academy converter54%6%6335%15.5%—
6110,901Leconfield Primary School · Community school53%12%1729%9.8%—
6211,005Bubwith Community Primary School · Community school53%5%1911%14.3%—
6311,047Preston Primary School · Community school53%3%3030%22.4%—
6411,121Hessle High School and Penshurst Primary School · Academy converter53%1%7026%16.9%—
6511,307Boothferry Primary School · Community school52%4%5235%20.3%—
6611,397Brough Primary School · Community school52%0%4411%27.6%—
6711,567Martongate Primary School · Community school51%0%5735%No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.—
6711,567Swinemoor Primary School · Community school51%0%3551%21.9%—
6911,600North Cave Church of England Primary School · Academy converter50%14%147%10.7%—
7011,655Pollington-Balne Church of England Primary School · Voluntary aided school50%8%1225%20.6%—
7111,727Kirk Ella St Andrew's Community Primary School · Community school50%5%607%12.1%—
7211,969Burlington Junior School · Community school49%3%7752%27.3%—
7312,170Hedon Primary School · Academy sponsor led48%0%2330%11.6%—
7412,368Wawne Primary School · Community school47%0%1712%24%—
7512,470Mount Pleasant Church of England Voluntary Controlled Junior School · Voluntary controlled school46%5%7420%18.8%—
7612,475Inmans Primary School · Community school46%4%5621%16.1%—
7712,523Elloughton Primary School · Community school46%0%5912%18.7%—
7812,674Barmby Moor Church of England Primary School · Foundation school45%0%1118%20.3%—
7812,674Sledmere Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school45%0%1118%27.7%—
8012,769Keyingham Primary School · Academy sponsor led44%6%1828%21.4%—
8113,098Parkside Primary School · Community school42%1%9220%16.7%—
8213,308Holme-upon-Spalding Moor Primary School · Community school40%0%2532%15.8%—
8313,388Marshlands Primary School · Community school39%2%4959%24.4%—
8413,443Hornsea Burton Primary School · Community school38%6%1650%45.4%—
8513,494Dunswell Primary School · Academy converter38%0%1315%16.8%—
8613,655Burton Agnes Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school36%0%1145%11%—
8713,740Our Lady and St Peter Catholic Primary School A Catholic Voluntary Academy · Academy converter35%0%2326%20.4%—
8813,819Kingsway Primary School · Community school33%0%6047%15.2%—
8914,082Burstwick Community Primary School · Community school27%0%2623%19.7%—
9014,131Burton Pidsea Primary School · Community school25%0%1225%11%—
9114,159Beverley St Nicholas Primary School · Academy converter24%0%4250%18.1%—
9114,159Rawcliffe Primary School · Community school24%0%1718%13.2%—
——Barmby-on-the-Marsh Primary School · Community school70%0%1020%27%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Beeford Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school56%11%933%25.3%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Beswick and Watton CofE (VC) School · Voluntary controlled schoolNo data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.30%Cohort not published: the DfE didn't publish a cohort figure for this school.
——Bishop Wilton Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled schoolSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.5No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.23.7%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Boynton Primary School · Community school57%0%757%15.2%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Bugthorpe Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school57%0%70%9.3%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Easington CofE Primary Academy · Academy sponsor ledSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.5No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.26.1%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Eastrington Primary School · Community school56%0%911%19.4%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Kilham Church of England Voluntary Controlled School · Voluntary controlled school89%11%922%21%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Kings Mill School · Community special school0%0%967%100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——Lockington Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled schoolSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.5No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.19.6%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Middleton-on-the-Wolds Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school44%0%944%30.4%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Newbald Primary School · Community school100%17%60%22.6%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——North Frodingham Primary School · Community school56%11%944%26.2%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Paull Primary School · Community schoolSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.2No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.14%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Rawcliffe Bridge Primary School · Community schoolSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.5No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.27.3%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Reedness Primary School · Community schoolSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.1No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.13.6%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Riverside Special School · Community special school0%0%683%100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——Roos Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school38%0%863%17.9%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Sigglesthorne Church of England Primary Academy · Academy sponsor led38%0%838%18.3%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Skidby Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school100%13%813%19.8%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Skipsea Primary School · Community schoolSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.2No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.21.1%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——St Anne's School and Sixth Form College · Community special school0%0%1346%100%Not in scope: independent, special, non-maintained special and FE 14–16 schools are listed but not ranked, because they aren't compared on the same basis.
——St Mary's Catholic Primary School - a Catholic voluntary academy · Academy converter60%20%1010%22.3%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Sutton Upon Derwent Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school25%0%838%21.4%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Swinefleet Primary School · Community school60%10%1030%15.1%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Wetwang Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled schoolSuppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.Suppressed. The DfE withholds this figure, usually because 5 or fewer pupils are covered, to protect individual privacy (DfE performance tables). It does not mean zero.5No data published. The DfE has not published this figure for this school.2.8%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.
——Woodmansey Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School · Voluntary controlled school86%14%70%15.2%Small cohort: fewer than 11 pupils, so one or two pupils would swing the result.

About this data

Rankings without context can mislead. These tables use official Department for Education statistics (Key stage 2 attainment, school-level 2024/25 FINAL data, API version dated 23 April 2026). 2025/26 school-level results are due from DfE in December 2026. KS2 progress measures were not published for 2023/24 or 2024/25 because there is no KS1 baseline; DfE is reinstating them for 2025/26 and they will be added when the school-level 2025/26 data is published. Suppression follows DfE's published codes only. Rankings based on attainment alone do not account for pupils' starting points or context. Please consider cohort size, disadvantage and SEND figures shown alongside each school. Schools with fewer than 11 eligible pupils, or with figures suppressed by DfE ("c"), are not ranked. Special schools are shown but not ranked. SEND percentages are from the January 2026 school census (Special educational needs in England, published 11 June 2026), a different year from the results. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.