2015-05-07 1 Primary Parent Project Key Findings.

2015-05-07

Primary Parent Project

Key Findings

98% 98% 96%

Key Findings 1 of 5

89% 92% 91%

General report - Key findings - Whitechapel Church of England Primary School (202028) -

Your School

All Schools

% of parents who agree'The school provides a safe environment for my child'

% of parents who agree'Overall, I am satisfied with my

child's school'

% of parents who agree'My child is happy at school'

parents completed the NFER Parent survey at your school. For every question in the survey we have calculated whether there is a significant difference in the rating applied to each statement by your parents compared to all parents in the sample weighted to be nationally representative (All Schools). The three areas where your school is most successful and the three areas where your school is least successful compared to other schools which took part in the parent survey are shown below.

Areas of strength in your school are:

Areas for potential development in your school are:

The school's approaches are effective - homework 8

Overall, I am satisfied with my child's school 7

The school provides a safe environment for my child 7

My child is given too much homework 0

My child was well supported by the school when he/she first joined 1

The school provides a healthy dinner menu 2

Key Findings 2 of 5

Key Findings 3 of 5 - Your school versus national overview chart The chart below is sorted in descending order and shows the extent to which responses from parents at your school are better or worse than responses from parents in all schools. These are displayed in terms of t-values(1) so that roughly speaking any values above +2 indicate that responses are significantly better in your school and any values below -2 indicate that responses are significantly worse.

(1) A t-value is a statistical measure of the difference between two quantities. For the purposes of this chart they are truncated to be between -9 and +9.

Key Findings 4 of 5 - Stacked bar chart of your school's responses

Key Findings 5 of 5 - Stacked bar chart of your school's responses continued

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Charts

Parent View Preparation 1 of 3 - charts

General report - Parent View Preparation - Whitechapel Church of England Primary School (202028) -

My child is happy at school The school provides a safe environment for my child

My child is progressing well at this school The school looks after my child

There is a good standard of teaching in my child’s school

The school’s approaches to anti-bullying are effective I am satisfied with the school’s pupil behaviour and discipline

My child is given too much homework

The school’s senior leaders do a good job

I would recommend my child’s school to other parents

If I raised a concern I feel confident my child’s school would respond well

I know how my child is getting on at school

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Charts

The following slides show your school's responses against the All Schools sample for each question, in chart format. You also have the option to filter each chart by year group enabling a more detailed breakdown of responses. Please note that some questions do not currently have any comparisons to the All Schools sample. These are denoted by a double asterisk (**) at the end of the legend that will be displayed above each chart. The comparative data for these questions will be reviewed and updated over the summer. To view your charts use the yellow slide navigation bar at the bottom of the page.

Charts

General report - Charts - Whitechapel Church of England Primary School (202028) -

You have selected: School: Whitechapel Church of England Primary School (202028) Year group: No Selection

I am satisfied with the school's curriculum

No. Parents:

I am satisfied with the school's teachers

No. Parents:

I am satisfied with the school's pupil behaviour and discipline

No. Parents:

I am satisfied with the school's pastoral care (general care and well-being)

No. Parents:

I am satisfied with the school's communication with parents

No. Parents:

I am satisfied with the school's out of school hours clubs I am satisfied with the school's out of school hours clubs

No. Parents:

The school's approaches are effective - anti-bullying

No. Parents:

The school's approaches are effective - equality (e.g. disability, race)

No. Parents:

You have selected: School: Whitechapel Church of England Primary School (202028)Year group: No Selection

The school's approaches are effective - Home School Agreement

No. Parents:

The school's approaches are effective - homework

No. Parents:

The school's approaches are effective - sex and relationships education

No. Parents:

The school's approaches are effective - Special Educational Needs (SEN)

No. Parents:

The school encourages my child to work hard at school

No. Parents:

The school encourages my child to exercise

No. Parents:

The school encourages my child to eat healthily

No. Parents:

The school encourages my child to treat others with respect and dignity

No. Parents:

The school encourages my child to help people in the local area

No. Parents:

My child was well supported by the school when he/she first joined

No. Parents:

My child is progressing well at this school

No. Parents:

There is a good standard of teaching in my child's school

No. Parents:

My child is happy at school

No. Parents:

The school provides a healthy dinner menu

No. Parents:

The school provides a range of out-of-hours clubs and activities

No. Parents:

The school provides a safe environment for my child

No. Parents:

The school looks after my child

No. Parents:

If I raised a concern I feel confident my child’s school would respond well

No. Parents:

The school’s senior leaders do a good job

No. Parents:

The school governors do a good job

No. Parents:

Overall, I am satisfied with my child's school

No. Parents:

I would recommend my child’s school to other parents

No. Parents:

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Analysis by Year Group

General report - Analysis by Year Group - Whitechapel Church of England Primary School (202028) -

I am satisfied with the school's curriculum

I am satisfied with the school's teachers

I am satisfied with the school’s pupil behaviour and discipline

I am satisfied with the school's pastoral care (general care and well-being)

I am satisfied with the school's communication with parents

I am satisfied with the school's out of school hours clubs

The school's approaches are effective - anti-bullying

The school's approaches are effective - equality (e.g. disability, race)

The school's approaches are effective - Home School Agreement

The school's approaches are effective - homework

The school's approaches are effective - sex and relationships education

The school's approaches are effective - Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school encourages my child to work hard at school

The school encourages my child to exercise

The school encourages my child to eat healthily

The school encourages my child to treat others with respect and dignity

The school encourages my child to help people in the local area

My child was well supported by the school when he/she first joined

My child is progressing well at this school

There is a good standard of teaching in my child's school

My child is happy at school

The school provides a healthy dinner menu

The school provides a range of out-of-hours clubs and activities

The school provides a safe environment for my child

The school looks after my child

If I raised a concern I feel confident my child's school would respond well

The school's senior leaders do a good job

The school governors do a good job

Overall, I am satisfied with my child's school

I would recommend my child's school to other parents

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