Special educational needs schools: performance levels
Published 26 September 2013
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- Date requested: 25 March 2013
- Date responded: 17 April 2013
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Reading in special educational needs (SEN) schools. I am interested in the level that special educational needs children are reaching in reading and literacy; in terms of whether they are reaching the expected national curriculum level, and how many have either acquired or not acquired literacy skills.
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This information is available from the national curriculum assessments section.
If you download the national tables, the information required should be in Table 5, which shows that:
- 6% of pupils in state-funded special schools achieved level 4 or above at key stage 2 reading
- 4% of pupils in state-funded special schools achieved level 4 or above in key stage 2 English
- 3% of pupils in state-funded special schools achieved level 4 or above in key stage 2 writing
Please note that most children with special educational needs are educated at mainstream schools, not at special schools.