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English results at Wandsworth schools have improved more this year than in any other London borough.

The record rise in the key stage two tests for eleven year-olds was bettered by only one other authority in the country.

Across all three subjects of English, maths and science local results were the third most improved in inner London.

Pupils at five primaries achieved a 100 per cent success rate with every pupil at Holy Ghost in Balham achieving the expected level in all subjects.

Two schools - Our Lady of Victories, Putney and St Anselm's, Tooting achieved perfect scores in English and science - while at Sheringdale School in Southfields and St Mary's, Putney every pupil met the standard in English.

Key Stage 2 Test Results: Putney and Roehampton Pecentage of Pupils Achieving Level 4 and Level 5 at local schools
-	Pupils eligible	English		Mathematics		Science		-	-	-
-	-	L4+	L5	L4+	L5	L4+	L5	Level 4 Ave	Level 5 Ave	Value Added
LA Average		80	29	72	27	84	42	78.7	32.7	100.4
England Average		79	27	75	31	86	47	80.0	35.0	100.2
All Saints' CofE Primary	28	96	64	96	71	96	68	96.0	67.7	102.2
The Alton School	22	77	5	59	14	82	18	72.7	12.3	99.3
Brandlehow Primary	16	81	44	88	38	88	44	85.7	42.0	100.8
Granard Primary	41	68	10	68	10	76	17	70.7	12.3	99.8
Heathmere Primary	39	79	8	69	21	92	41	80.0	23.3	101.4
Hotham Primary	23	87	43	74	43	91	57	84.0	47.7	101.5
Our Lady of Victories Catholic	22	100	73	95	64	100	68	98.3	68.3	101.6
Roehampton CofE Primary	27	81	22	74	19	93	44	82.7	28.3	102
Sacred Heart Catholic Primary	38	76	11	68	29	74	26	72.7	22.0	99.4
St Joseph's RC Primary	25	56	8	52	12	56	20	54.7	13.3	98.2
St Mary's CofE Primary	28	100	75	89	39	93	54	94.0	56.0	100.9

 

Putney schools scored well above the borough average for the three tests of 236. These were: Our Lady of Victories (295 out of a possible aggregate score of 300); All Saints (289); St Mary's (282); Brandlehow (256); Hotham (252).

Cabinet member for education Malcolm Grimston said, "This year's English results are exceptional. Staff and pupils deserve the highest praise for this achievement. Wandsworth schools are now improving at a faster rate than the rest of the country and have again delivered the best results for comparable south London Boroughs.

"Across the borough well over three-quarters of pupils are achieving the required standard in all three subjects compared to just half in 1996. Once again parents can see just how well Putney schools are doing. To have so many high performing primaries in one area is immensely encouraging."

October 19, 2005