Bristol’s primary schools<\/a>.<\/p>\nAcross the city, 56 per cent of pupils met the expected standard at Key Stage 2 in 2024 – which means they achieve a scaled score of 100 or more in their reading and maths tests, and their teacher assesses them as ‘working at the expected standard’ or better in writing.<\/p>\n
The average reading score across Bristol is 105, while the average score in maths is 104.<\/p>\n
But here are the best and worst primary schools in the city by progress scores:<\/p>\n
Bristol’s best primary schools<\/p>\n
% of pupils meeting expected standard<\/p>\n
1. Summerhill Academy – 94 %<\/p>\n
2. Westbury Park School – 91 %<\/p>\n
3. SS Peter and Paul RC Primary School – 86 %<\/p>\n
4. Frome Vale Academy – 86 %<\/p>\n
5. Bishop Road Primary School – 81 %<\/p>\n
6. Minerva Primary School – 80%<\/p>\n
7. E-Act St Ursula’s Academy – 77%<\/p>\n
8. Evergreen Primary Academy – 74%<\/p>\n
9. Elmlea Junior School – 71%<\/p>\n
10. Southville Primary School – 70%<\/p>\n
Bristol’s worst primary schools<\/p>\n
% of pupils meeting expected standard<\/p>\n
1. Merchant’s Academy – 26%<\/p>\n
2. Compass Point Primary School – 30%<\/p>\n
3. Henbury Court Primary Academy – 30%<\/p>\n
4. Barton Hill Academy – 33%<\/p>\n
5. E-Act the Kingfisher School – 33%<\/p>\n
6. Nova Primary School – 33%<\/p>\n
7. Oasis Academy Connaught – 33%<\/p>\n
8. Willow Park CofE Primary School – 33%<\/p>\n
9. St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School – 30%<\/p>\n
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Westbury Park Primary School (Image: Google Maps)<\/p>\n