Recent Results
Results of the National Curriculum Assessments of 11 Year Olds:
2022 | Pupils reaching or exceeding the Expected Level: English 100%, Maths 100%
2020 | No official results due to the Coronavirus pandemic
2021 | No official results due to the Coronavirus pandemic
2019 | In 2019 we only had five pupils in the Year 6 cohort, so data is not published. Please contact school if you would like to discuss this further. The DfE suppress data where cohorts are 5 or less.
2018 | In 2018 we only had three pupils in the Year 6 cohort, so data is not published. Please contact school if you would like to discuss this further. The DfE suppress data where cohorts are 5 or less.
2017 | In 2017 we only had four pupils in the Year 6 cohort, so data is not published. Please contact school if you would like to discuss this further. The DfE suppress data where cohorts are 5 or less.
2016 | In 2016 we only had three pupils in the Year 6 cohort, so data is not published. Please contact school if you would like to discuss this further. The DfE suppress data where cohorts are 5 or less.
2015 | The number of pupils who undertook assessment at the end of KS2 in May 2015 was eight. We only publish the percentage of our pupils reaching or exceeding Level 4. Please bear in mind that with such small numbers every pupil accounts for between 14-17%. We were delighted that many of our children exceeded national expectations and achieved Level 5’s and in some cases level 6’s!
Pupils reaching or exceeding Level 4:
– Reading 100%
– Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling 100%
– Writing 100%
– Maths 100%
2014 | In 2014 we only had five pupils in the Year 6 cohort, so data is not published. Please contact school if you would like to discuss this further.
2013 | Pupils reaching or exceeding Level 4:
– English 100%*
– Maths 100%*
* Unfortunately DfE published results record these as 86% as one child was absent through ill health during the test period. Teacher assessments carried out at the school confirm this pupil would have achieved Level 4 or above.
Key Information
Head Teacher: Beatrice Smith
Chair of Governors: Sander Tiel (stiel@willoughby.notts.sch.uk)
Type of School: County Primary Co-Educational Day School for 5-11 years
Contact Details
Address: Willoughby Primary School, Church Lane, Willoughby on the Wolds, LE126SS
Useful Links
Willoughby Primary School on the Ofsted website & the Parent View
Willoughby Primary School on the Dept. For Education website
Admissions: Standard reception criteria from Nottinghamshire CC