Co-Op Academy New Islington

Type Primary
Age Range 4-11
Religion Unknown
Address 10 Hugh Oldham Way
New Islington Marina
Ancoats
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M4 6EY
Phone 01612738007
Reference Number 139598

Description

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Co-op Academy New Islington is a state primary school in Manchester, serving children from ages 4 to 11. Located at 10 Hugh Oldham Way, M4 6EY, the school is known for its vibrant and creative learning environment with a strong focus on Early Years education, as demonstrated by its Outstanding Ofsted rating in this area. The school also boasts an Outstanding rating for overall effectiveness, indicating a holistically excellent level of performance.

At Co-op Academy New Islington, Mrs. Tabitha Smith serves as the Headteacher or Principal. The school is a free school and is part of the Co-op Academies Trust. There are no boarding facilities, and the school does not follow any religious specifications, welcoming boys and girls from a varied and diverse background. Co-op Academy New Islington has a student body of approximately 353 pupils.

The campus is situated in a lively and dynamic location next to wetlands and Cotton Fields Marina, offering the potential for unique learning experiences within the local environment. The Co-op values of openness and fairness are promoted among staff and students, fostering a community where tolerance and respect are encouraged, and high achievement is a common goal.

General Makeup

Number of pupils 382
Boy/Girl ratio Boys: 46.6%
Girls: 53.4%

Year Groups

Year Number of pupils
1 58
2 56
3 58
4 59
5 54
6 38

Ofsted Rating Outstanding
Last Inspection Date 2015-07-10
Date Description Report
2015-06-17 Full inspection: Full inspection:

How many students meet the standards

Reading, Writing & Maths School Score Percentile (local) Percentile (nationwide)
Pupils meeting the expected standard 51% Upgrade Upgrade
Pupils meeting a higher standard 9% Upgrade Upgrade

Average Scaled Score

Results are converted into scaled scores to allow accurate comparisons of performance over time even if the difficulty of the test varies over time. Scaled scores range from 80 to 120.

Subject School Percentile (local) Percentile (nationwide)
Reading 104 Upgrade Upgrade
Maths 104 Upgrade Upgrade

Progress Scores

A progress score is a way to measure how well a student progressed in comparison to other students of a similar starting ability. A score of zero means would mean that a student made the same progress as others that had a similar starting a ability. A positive score would mean that the student made more progress than other students of similar starting ability. The scores below are for the whole school so is the average progress score across all students.

Metric School Score Percentile (local) Percentile (nationwide)
Reading 0.7 Upgrade Upgrade
Writing 0.3 Upgrade Upgrade
Maths 0.8 Upgrade Upgrade

How many students meet the standards

Average Scaled Score

Results are converted into scaled scores to allow accurate comparisons of performance over time even if the difficulty of the test varies over time. Scaled scores range from 80 to 120.

Progress Scores

A progress score is a way to measure how well a student progressed in comparison to other students of a similar starting ability. A score of zero means would mean that a student made the same progress as others that had a similar starting a ability. A positive score would mean that the student made more progress than other students of similar starting ability. The scores below are for the whole school so is the average progress score across all students.

2023 Admissions

Number of Applications Number of Offers
First Preference Upgrade Upgrade
Second Preference 24 1
Third Preference 10 1
From another Local Authority 5 2

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GCSE Attainment

Attainment 8 score percentile

Students getting 5 or more GCSE's at grade 9-4 (A-C)

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