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Managing the expansion of the Academies Programme Part Three 39<br />
Figure 13<br />
Academic performance of academies, 2011/12<br />
Sponsored academies have been created from weaker or failing schools, and hence have lower exam results<br />
than the national average<br />
Academy<br />
phase<br />
Qualification<br />
level<br />
Benchmark<br />
Primary Key Stage 2 Percentage of pupils at level four<br />
or above in English and maths<br />
Percentage of pupils making<br />
expected progress in English<br />
Percentage of pupils making<br />
expected progress in maths<br />
Sponsored<br />
academies<br />
Converter<br />
academies<br />
National<br />
average for all<br />
state-funded<br />
schools 1<br />
71 85 80<br />
84 90 90<br />
84 90 88<br />
Secondary Key Stage 4 Percentage of pupils achieving five or<br />
more A*–C grade GCSEs or equivalent<br />
(including English and maths)<br />
Percentage of pupils achieving<br />
English Baccalaureate<br />
49 68 59<br />
6 26 16<br />
Key Stage 5<br />
Percentage of students achieving<br />
two or more passes of A-level<br />
equivalent size<br />
Percentage of students achieving<br />
AAB or more passes at A-level<br />
94 98 98<br />
3 11 8<br />
NOTES<br />
1 National average includes local authority maintained schools, academies, free schools and city technology colleges for Key Stage 2 and 4. Key Stage<br />
5 also includes maintained special schools and pupil referral units.<br />
2 Key Stage 2 results cover 31 sponsored academies, 254 converters and 14,750 maintained schools.<br />
3 Key Stage 4 results cover 130,952 pupils attending converters and 48,334 attending sponsored academies.<br />
4 Key Stage 5 results cover 59,515 students attending converters and 11,478 attending sponsored academies.<br />
Source: Department for Education Statistical First Releases