Ofsted & Performance
Good with 'Outstanding' in Behaviour and Attitudes, Personal Development and Early Years provision.
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Good with 'Outstanding' in Behaviour and Attitudes, Personal Development and Early Years provision.
Folkestone Primary underwent an Ofsted inspection in June 2023. Ofsted awarded Folkestone Primary an overall rating of Good with Outstanding in Behaviour and Attitudes, Personal Development and Early Years provision.
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67% of pupils in Reception attained a Good Level of Development against the Early Years Framework. The national average TBC.
73% of pupils in Reception attained a Expected Standard Literacy Goals against the Early Years Framework. The national average TBC.
88% of pupils in Reception attained a Expected Standard Mathematics Goals against the Early Years Framework. The national average TBC.
Year One Phonics Screening Check
84% of pupils in Year One attained the expected standard in the Phonics Screening Check. This is above the national average of 81%.
The percentage of pupils who achieved the expected standard at the end of Key Stage 2 (2025 National Figures in brackets):
Reading 78% (national average 75%)
Writing 78% (national average 72%)
Mathematics 80% (national average 74%)
The percentage of pupils who achieved at the expected standard in reading, writing and maths combined:
64% (national average 62%)
The percentage of pupils who achieved at a higher level:
Reading 32% (national average 33%)
Writing 7% (national average 13%)
Mathematics 19% (national average 26%)
Average scaled scores (2025 National Figures in brackets):
Reading 106 (national average 106)
Mathematics 104 (national average 105)
Department for Education’s records on Folkestone Primary’s performance