Our Results
"The school’s results at the end of key stages 1 and 2 in reading, writing and mathematics are impressive."
Progress for all groups in these subjects at the end of key stage 2 is outstanding.
"By the time pupils leave Year 6, they are extremely well prepared with the literacy and numeracy skills they need to succeed at key stage 3. "
Ofsted December 2017
⇒Letter from Rachel Macfariane, Director of Education Services Hertfordshire
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Table below comparing St Mary's to local and Deanery schools
| School names | % of pupils meeting the expected standard | % Expected Progress Reading |
% Expected Progress Writing |
% Expected Progress Maths |
% of pupils achieving at a higher standard | Average score in Reading | Average score in Maths |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Mary's Roman Catholic Primary | 76% | Average 0.7 |
Average 2 |
Average 0.6 |
31% | 107 | 107 |
| The Greneway School | 48% | Progress Score -2.3 |
Progress Score -5 |
Progress Score -4.2 |
9% | 101 | 103 |
| Roysia Middle School | 47% | Progress Score -4.4 |
Progress Score -6.6 |
Progress Score -4.1 |
3% | 104 | 102 |
| Melbourn Primary | 48% | Well below average -1.4 |
Below average -1.1 |
Below average -2.6 |
9% | 101 | 103 |
| Meldreth Primary | 81% | Average -2.9 |
Average -2.5 |
Average 1.4 |
17% | 105 | 109 |
| Bassingbourn Primary | 63% | Average 0.7 |
Average -0.7 |
Average 0.4 |
9% | 105 | 105 |
| St Johns Catholic Primary | 66% | Average -1.2 |
Average -1.5 |
Below average -2.1 |
3% | 105 | 102 |
| Our Lady | 58% | Below average -2.6 |
Well below average -4.4 |
Well below Average -3.8 |
12% | 105 | 104 |
| St Thomas More Catholic Primary | 70% | Average -1.1 |
Average 0.4 |
Below average -2.1 |
17% | 106 | 105 |
| St Margaret Clitherow | 70% | Average -2 |
Below average -1.7 |
Average -1.9 |
10% | 109 | 108 |
| St Vincent de Paul | 67% | Average -2.6 |
Well below average -4.4 |
Well below average -3.8 |
12% | 105 | 104 |
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Mission Statement
Aiming high,
dreaming bigger,
praying together,
growing in God's love.
dreaming bigger,
praying together,
growing in God's love.
Our Children Say...
"I like Science because we learn about cool things"
"I like Art because we can be creative"
"I love the school trips because they are great fun"
"I enjoy learning French because I like learning about other people in the world"
"I enjoy History because I like learning about what has happened in the past"
"I like learning because it is fun to learn new things"
"I like spending time with my friends because they are special to me"
"The teachers are great, they are kind and look after us and they make our lessons exciting and fun"
"I like learning about Jesus and the lessons he taught us"
"I love singing hymns because it makes me feel happy"
Ofsted Statement
"Pupils thrive in this school both in terms of academic achievement and personal wellbeing."
Ofsted December 2017
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The children and staff were delighted to meet marathon runner Ben Smith on Tuesday afternoon. We entered a competition and won a special visit from him. He talked to the children
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Year 6 performed their annual pantomime for the school and parents. There were lots of cheesy jokes and interesting costumes, but it was full of great singing and acting. "We were really
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