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Understanding schools' responses to the Progress 8 2025

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The document is a Monthly Performance Analysis Report for the General Services Administration, detailing staffing levels, workload metrics, and performance indicators across various categories. It includes sections on staffing hours, workload statistics related to quality assurance and inspections, and concludes with remarks and a signature from the Director of the Quality Control Division.

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What is the highest progress 8 score?

A schools performance is measured through pupils progress, called Progress 8, via a scoring system of between -1 and 1, with the average being 0. A score lower than 0 is recognised as not achieving the minimum standard expected by the government, with -1 being well below average.

Which schools have the highest measure of Progress 8?

Top 20 Secondary Schools in the UK by 2021/22 Progress 8 scores Secondary SchoolProgress 8 ScoresLocation Eden Girls School, Slough 1.21 Slough Avanti House School 1.17 Stanmore St Marks Catholic School 1.17 Hounslow17 more rows Oct 26, 2022

What is the maximum attainment 8 score?

Attainment 8 is a way of measuring how well pupils do in key stage 4, which they usually finish when they are 16 years old. Each grade a pupil gets is assigned a point score from 9 (the highest) to 1 (the lowest).

What is the difference between Progress 8 and attainment 8?

As a quick summary, Attainment 8 is a measure of how well pupils have achieved in their GCSE results and Progress 8 is a measure of how those achievements compare with other children in England that started secondary school at the same level.

What is the difference between attainment and progress?

Attainment tends to be more static, focusing on outcomes that are relatively fixed at a given point. Once a grade is assigned or a test is taken, attainment provides a stable representation of achievement. Progress is more dynamic, highlighting the ongoing process of learning and improvement.