The finalised data for students who completed the SATs tests at the end of key stage 2 last summer was released by the Department of Education in April 2025. SATs, which stands for Standard Assessment Tests, are taken twice during primary school, once in year 1 and then again in year 6, in a bid to measure students’ progress and the performance of schools across the country.
The Department of Education website says: “School performance data should be considered alongside a range of other information about the school, which could include looking at school websites, reading Ofsted reports, and speaking to the school directly. Conclusions should not be drawn on a single piece of data alone.”
Explore the SATs results for 27 primary schools in Portsmouth:
9. Copnor Primary School, Portsmouth
Copnor Primary School had 58 per cent of pupils meeting expected standards for reading, writing and maths. The average score in reading was 104 and in maths it was 103. Photo: Google
10. Craneswater Junior School, Southsea
Craneswater Junior School had 57 per cent of pupils meeting expected standards for reading, writing and maths and 2 per cent of the students achieved a higher standard.The average score in reading was 106 and in maths the average score was 104. Photo: Google
11. Fernhurst Junior School, Southsea
Fernhurst Junior School had 57 per cent of pupils meeting expected standards for reading, writing and maths and 1 per cent achieved a higher standard. The average score in reading was 104 and in maths it was 103. Photo: Google
12. Meon Junior School
Meon Junior School had 56 per cent of pupils meeting expected standards for reading, writing and maths and 4 per cent of students achieved a higher standard. The average score in reading was 104 and in maths it was 103. Photo: Google