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Tell us a school result from England. We’ll tell you what it means.
A free public read of state-funded school results in England. Private schools and devolved nations (Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland) are not covered — their data is published separately and on different scales.
Year 6 · Key Stage 2 SATs
Your child sat the SATs. What does the result actually mean?
At the end of Year 6, pupils in state-funded primary schools in England sit national SATs in reading, maths, and grammar/punctuation/spelling. Scores are scaled 80–120, with 100 the expected standard and 110 the higher standard. Type in a result and we’ll show you where it sits.
62%
met expected RWM (2025)
8%
met higher RWM (2025)
100
expected score
110
higher score
Distribution of scaled scores (2022-23)
The full picture
See all three subjects on one chart
Enter your child’s scaled scores in all three subjects. We’ll plot them against the national average. Pick a school below and we’ll add the school’s average to the same chart, so you can see where your child sits across the whole assessment at a glance.
Now look at a school
How does a primary school compare?
Search any of the 15,751 state-funded primary schools in England. Type a school name, local authority, or postcode — you’ll get the school’s average scaled scores, the share of pupils meeting expected and higher standards, and how that compares to the national average. If you’ve already entered a SATs score above, you’ll also see how that score sits against the typical pupil at this school.
Year 11 · GCSE
A grade is a number. What it means depends on where it sits.
Pick a subject and a grade. We’ll show you where that result sits against the national distribution. You can then layer on a school comparison — the dataset covers all 3,344 state-funded secondary schools in England. (Private schools and schools in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland are not included.)
Grade distribution —
The full picture
See the full GCSE set on one chart
Enter your child’s grades across all the GCSEs they took. We’ll plot them against the national average for each subject. Pick a school below and the school’s typical-pupil line gets added too.
Now look at a school
How does a school compare?
Search any of the 3,344 state-funded secondary schools in England. Type a school name, town, or postcode — you’ll get its Attainment 8, Progress 8, peer ranking, and how it sits against the national average and similar schools.
Year 13 · age 18 · A-level results
A-level results, three ways.
Look up a single A-level grade against the national distribution; calculate UCAS tariff for a full set of results; and search for any state sixth form in England. (Private schools and schools in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland are not included — their A-level data is published separately.)
8.9%
A* (2024-25)
28.4%
A* or A
76.2%
A* to C
36.09
National avg APS (B-)
Where does one A-level grade sit?
Pick a subject and grade for the national percentile placement against JCQ Summer 2025 entries.
Grade distribution —
UCAS tariff — what’s the full set worth?
Enter grades for each A-level. Universities compare candidates by total UCAS tariff (A* = 56, A = 48, B = 40, C = 32, D = 24, E = 16).
The full picture
See the full A-Level set on one chart
Enter the subject and grade for each A-level your child took. We’ll plot them against the national average for each subject. Pick a sixth form below and the school’s typical-grade line gets added too.
Now look at a school
How does a sixth form compare?
Search any of the 3,344 state-funded secondary schools in England. Most have sixth forms. The metrics shown here are the school’s GCSE-era performance — those Year 11 pupils are today’s Year 13s, so this is a meaningful read on the prior attainment of the cohort that just sat A-levels. For the school’s actual A-level figures, follow the deep-link to DfE’s Compare School and College Performance service.
A note on data: DfE’s Explore Education Statistics catalogue publishes A-level data only aggregated by characteristic (region, sex, school type), not per individual sixth form. Per-school A-level figures live exclusively on compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk. The deep-link button takes you straight to the relevant page for the school you searched.