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Aspect Current performance Indications of improvement Capacity to make further improvement School Improvement 2.3 2.2 2.4 SEN 2.5 3.0 3.0 Social Inclusion 2.8 3.0 3.3 Life Long Learning 3.0 4.0 1.5 Strategic Management 2.5 - 2.3 Average Score 2.6 2.7 2.5
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Notes: 1. Details of how categories are scored can be found in the CPA Education Guidelines.
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2. The Average Score thresholds for the Performance star ratings are as follows: 3 star is obtained if the Average Score is less than or equal to 2.38 2 star is obtained if the Average Score is less than or equal to 3.34 but more than 2.38 1 star is obtained if the Average Score is less than or equal to 3.75 but more than 3.35 - star is obtained if the Average Score is greater than 3.75
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Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1
Percentage of schools in special measures 0.0 1 Percentage of special measures primary schools in > 18 months 2 1 Percentage of schools graded V or G for management and efficien 85.0 2 2001 KS2 English Average Point Score 2 (0.5) 27.4 2 Percentage of special measures secondary schools in > 24 month 1 JRS 6 - allocation of resources to priorities 3 2 2001 KS2 Mathematics Average Point Score 2 (0.5) 27.4 1 1999-2001 KS2 English Average Point Score Trend 2 (0.5) 0.5 2 JRS 25 - performance management of services to support school im 3 2 2001 KS3 English Average Point Score 2 (0.11) 32.3 3 1999-2001 KS2 Mathematics Average Point Score Trend 2 (0.5) 0.4 1 JRS 27 - effectiveness of services to support school improvement 4 3 2001 KS3 Mathematics Average Point Score 2 (0.11) 34.7 3 1999-2001 KS3 English Average Point Score Trend 2 (0.11) 0.3 3 EDP Grade 4 3 2002 KS3 Science Average Point Score 2 (0.11) 33.1 3 1999-2001 KS3 Mathematics Average Point Score Trend 2 (0.11) 0.7 2
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Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1
2001 GCSE Average Point Score 2 (0.67) 39.3 3 1999-2001 KS3 Science Average Point Score Trend 2 (0.11) 1.1 1 JRS 14 - Support to schools for raising standards in curriculum us 4 3 1999-2001 GCSE Average Point Score Trend 2 (0.67) 1.3 1 JRS 4 - effectiveness of strategy for school improvement 4 3 JRS 5 - progress in implementing strategy for school improvement 3 2 JRS 1 (Context) - JRS 2 (Performance) 1 2 1999-2001 GCSE 5+ A*-C Percentage Trend (Schools<=25% in 19 -1.8 5
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Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1
JRS 30 - effectiveness of LEA in meeting statutory obligations 3 2 JRS31-effectiveness in exercising functions to support school imp 4 3 JRS 29 - effectiveness of strategy for SEN 4 3 Percentage of pupils for whom a statement is issued for the first 74.9 3 time within 18 weeks
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AVERAGE SCORE = 2.5 AVERAGE SCORE = 3.0 AVERAGE SCORE = 3.0
Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1 2002 Primary Attendance Rate 2 (0.5) 93.4 4 2000-2002 Primary Attendance Rate Trend 2 (0.5) -0.2 4 JRS 33 - overall effectiveness of the LEA in promoting social incl 4 3 2002 Secondary Attendance Rate 2 (0.5) 90.3 4 2000-2002 Secondary Attendance Rate Trend 2 (0.5) -0.3 4 JRS 42 - effectiveness of the LEA in combating racism 5 4 2001 GCSE 1+ A*-G Percentage (children in public care) 40.0 3 Percentage of pupils receiving alternative tuition reintegrated into 9.8 3 Percentage of schools graded V or G for climate 90.0 3 2001 GCSE 1+ A*-G Percentage 97.0 2 1999-2001 GCSE 1+ A*-G PC Trend 0.6 2 JRS 39 - LEA Support for Behaviour 3 2 JRS 16 - support for EM and Traveller children 4 3
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Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1
Staying on rates post 16 for education and training 65.0 4 BV158 Trend (99/00 - 01/02) -3.15 4 JRS 49 - Effectiveness of the co-ordination of actions in support o 3 2 BV158 - Adult Education Hours 78.1 3 Percentage of EY settings on a 4-2yr OFSTED inspection cycle 95.2 1 Insp judgements for Percenatge V, G provision for foundation stag 59.1 2
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Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1 Indicator Data Score 1
JRS 52 - overall effectiveness of the LEA 4 3 JRS 51 - capacity of the LEA to improve 3 2 JRS 45 - effectiveness of decision making 3 2 JRS 7 - effectiveness of strategies to promote continuous improvem 4 3 JRS 34 - extent to which LEA meets its requirements (places) 2 (0.5 2 1 Percentage of schools graded V or G overall 77.5 2 JRS 36 - extent to which LEA meets its requirements (admissions) 5 4
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OVERALL AVERAGE SCORE = 2.6 OVERALL AVERAGE SCORE = 2.7 OVERALL AVERAGE SCORE = 2.5
Notes: 1. For JRS indicators scores are calculated so that; grades 1 and 2 equate to a score of 1; grade 3, 4 and 5 equate to scores of 2, 3 and 4 respectively; and grades 6 and 7 equate to a score of 5. For non-JRS indicators scores are calculated so that the 'best' 10% of LEAs are scored as 1, the next 20% as 2, the middle 40% as 3, the next 20% as 4, and the 'worst' 10% are scored as 5. 2. Variables given a weighting when calculating average. The weighting applied is given in brackets. 3. If the corresponding 'performance' indicator is scored at 1, variable is also automatically given a score of 1.
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