School Performance & Results
Explore our Key Stage 2 results, see how our pupils’ achievements compare with Kent and England averages and find official school performance information.
Our School Results
At Hamstreet, we want every child to achieve their potential and be well prepared for the next stage of their education. We value academic achievement alongside personal development, confidence and wellbeing.
At the end of Year 6, pupils are assessed in reading, writing and mathematics through national assessments and teacher assessment. Our published results are shown below alongside the equivalent Kent and national averages for schools in England.
Key Stage 2 Results 2026
Academic Year 2025/26 · ProvisionalHamstreet: awaiting DfE publication. The Department for Education plans to publish school-level results in December 2026. Kent and England figures are available below. Hamstreet’s 2025 results are shown separately further down this page.
| Measure | Hamstreet | Kent | England |
|---|---|---|---|
| Expected standard in reading, writing & maths | Awaiting DfE publication | 63% | 63% |
| Higher standard in reading, writing & maths | Awaiting DfE publication | 10% | 9% |
| Average reading scaled score | Awaiting DfE publication | 106 | 106 |
| Average mathematics scaled score | Awaiting DfE publication | 104 | 105 |
2026 figures are provisional and relate to summer 2026 assessments. Kent figures are from the Department for Education CSV export for academic year 2025/26; England figures and the school-level publication timetable are from DfE’s 2026 attainment release. Publication status checked on 25 October 2026.
Key Stage 2 Results 2025
Academic Year 2024/25Expected Standard in Reading, Writing & Maths
In line with the Kent and England averages. The proportion of pupils achieving the expected standard across all three subjects.
Higher Standard in Reading, Writing & Maths
1 percentage point above Kent and 3 above England. The proportion of pupils achieving the higher standard across all three subjects.
Average Reading Scaled Score
2 scaled-score points above both Kent and England. The average score achieved in the national reading assessment.
Average Mathematics Scaled Score
1 scaled-score point below Kent and 2 below England. The average score achieved in the national mathematics assessment.
About these comparisons: All figures in this 2025 section relate to the 2025 Key Stage 2 assessments. Percentage-point differences and scaled-score differences are separate measures. The results represent one Year 6 cohort and should be considered alongside the wider work and achievements of the school. The bar charts for percentages use a 0-100 scale; scaled-score charts use an 80-120 scale.
Understanding Key Stage 2 Results
Key Stage 2 results provide information about pupils’ attainment at the end of primary school. Different measures describe different aspects of their achievement.
Expected Standard
Pupils must achieve a scaled score of at least 100 in reading and mathematics, and be assessed as working at the expected standard or above in writing, to meet the combined expected standard.
Higher Standard
This combined measure reflects pupils achieving a scaled score of at least 110 in reading and mathematics, together with greater depth in writing.
Scaled Scores
Reading and mathematics tests use scaled scores from 80 to 120. A score of 100 represents the expected standard. The published average describes the attainment of pupils with valid test scores.
Kent and England Averages
Kent and England averages provide a useful reference point for understanding school results. They do not, on their own, account for differences between pupil cohorts or determine the quality of education provided by a school.
Pupil Progress Information
Progress measures provide additional information about the progress pupils make between different stages of their education.
The Department for Education did not publish Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 2 progress scores for the 2023/24 or 2024/25 academic years, because comparable Key Stage 1 assessment information was unavailable following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Further progress information can be explored through the Department for Education’s official publications as new measures become available. DfE plans to publish 2025/26 progress measures in December 2026.
Official Performance Information
Our results are published alongside national school performance information by the Department for Education. Parents and carers can explore official attainment statistics and published school data using the links below.
Source: Department for Education, Key Stage 2 attainment, academic year 2024/25. Kent figures are from the supplied DfE CSV export. Figures are rounded as published; Hamstreet 2025 figures are school-confirmed.
Questions About Our Results?
If you have any questions about school performance or how we assess pupils’ achievement, please contact our school office: enquiries@ham-street.org.uk or 01233 732577.