At East Boldon Juniors, we’re proud to consistently achieve results above the national average across all academic areas - a reflection of our dedicated staff, supportive families, and hardworking students. While these numbers are important, they only tell part of the story. What we can’t quantify is the incredible growth we see every day in our students’ confidence, resilience, kindness, and social development. These are the moments that truly define success, and we're just as proud of them as we are of our academic achievements.


Ofsted 2022

The school motto, ‘Be the best you can be’, runs through all areas of school life. Pupils speak confidently about what this means to them. They say that in this school you need to be prepared to work hard and be challenged. Leaders help pupils to develop an understanding of equality and diversity through a wide range of assembly topics. Pupils understand what it is to be a good citizen. The active school council are proud of the difference they make in school and the wider community

Year 6 test results 2025


Percentage of children working at the Expected Standard School National
Reading 95% 75%
Writing 81% 72%
Mathematics 93% 74%
Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling 88% 73%
RWM Combined 82% 62%
Percentage of children working at Greater Depth School Nat (tbc)
Reading 56%
Writing 19%
Mathematics 54%
Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling 47%
RWM Combined 35%

 

Year 6 test results 2024


Percentage of children working at the Expected Standard: School National
Reading 87% 74%
Writing
75% 72%
Mathematics 93% 73%
Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling 85% 72%
RWM Combined 73% 61%
Percentage of children working at Greater Depth:
Reading 45% 28%
Writing 13% 13%
Mathematics 38% 24%
Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling 45% 32%
RWM Combined 12% 8%

Year 6 test results 2023


Percentage of children working at the expected standard: School National
Reading 92% 73%
Writing 76% 71%
Maths 94% 73%
GPS 94% 72%
RWM Combined 74% 60%
Percentage of children working at greater depth: School National
Reading 53% 29%
Writing 29% 13%
Maths 48% 24%
GPS 42% 30%

Year 6 test results 2022


Percentage of children working at the expected standard (Scaled score). School National
Reading 88% 74%
Writing 64% 69%
Maths 83% 71%
GPS 81% 72%
Percentage of children working at greater depth School National
Reading 47% 28%
Writing 9% 13%
Maths 33% 22%
GPS 35% 36% (2019)

Year 6 test results 2019


Percentage of children working at the expected standard (Scaled score). School National
RWM combined  77% 65%
Reading 80% 75%
Writing 93% 78%
Maths 85% 76%
GPS 85% 78%
Percentage of children working at greater depth. School National (2018)
RWM combined  17% 10%
Reading 30% 28%
Writing 32% 19%
Maths 35% 23%
GPS 42% 34%

Year 6 test results 2018


Percentage of children working at the expected standard (Scaled score). School National
RWM combined    85% 64%
Reading 90% (107) 75% (102.7)
Writing 92% 78%
Maths 87% (108) 76% (103.5)
GPS 87% (108) 78% (104)
Percentage of children working at greater depth. School National
RWM combined  22% 9%
Reading 42% 28%
Writing 40% 18%
Maths 47% 23%
GPS 37% 31%

Year 6 test results 2017


Percentage of children working at the expected standard (Scaled score) School National
RWM combined 74% 61%
Reading 80% (106.1)    71%
Writing 89% 76%
Maths 84% (105.3) 75%
GPS 82% (107.4) 77%
Percentage of children working at greater depth School National
RWM combined 7% 11%
Reading 26% 25%
Writing 16% 18%
Maths 21% 23%
GPS 33% 31%

Year 6 test results 2016


Percentage of children working at the expected standard (Scaled score)
School
Local Authority National
RWM combined – 69.5%     52% 53%
Reading – 74.6% (104.5)   72% (102.7) 66%
Writing – 84.7%     81.4% 74%
Maths – 81.4% (104.3)     74.7% (103.5) 70%
GPS – 79.7% (103.2) 74.2% (104.0) 73%
Percentage of children working at greater depth
School
Local Authority National
RWM combined – 11.9%     6.5% 5%
Reading – 27.1%   17.5% 19%
Writing – 40.7%  25.6% 15%
Maths – 22%    20.5% 23%
GPS – 13.6% 20.5% 23%

School Performance Data

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