Statutory Reports

at John Taylor Free School

Statutory Reports

This page brings together key information about John Taylor Free School, including performance data, inspection outcomes and statutory reports. We share this information to ensure transparency and to give parents and carers a clear understanding of the school’s performance and development over time.

Performance and Results

We are pleased to share our most recent GCSE results, which reflect the progress and achievements of our students.

For a full breakdown, including national comparisons and additional measures, you can view our data on the Department for Education website.

Ofsted

John Taylor Free School has been judged as a Good school by Ofsted.

Ofsted rating:

GOOD

GCSE Results 2024-25

This year’s outcomes reflect the progress and achievements of students, with strong performance across a range of key measures.

MeasureJTFS 2024–2025National 2024–2025
Progress 80.08 
Attainment 846.8845.9
Grade 5+ English & Maths48%45.2%
Grade 4+ English & Maths67% 
EBacc entry*88%40.5%
EBacc APS4.454.08
Staying in education or training100% 

*A pupil is considered to have entered for the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) if they study English, Maths, Sciences, a Language and either History or Geography.

MeasureJTFS 2024–2025National 2024–2025
Grade 5+ English59.6%55%
Grade 4+ English76%70.5%
Grade 5+ Maths56.4%52.8%
Grade 4+ Maths72.0%71.9%

GCSE Results 2023-24

Looking back at the previous academic year provides useful context for understanding performance and development over time.

MeasureJTFS 2023–2024National 2023–2024
Progress 8-0.3 
Attainment 843.845.9
Grade 5+ English & Maths41.3%45.9%
Grade 4+ English & Maths64.1%65%
EBacc entry87.4%40.4%
EBacc APS4.174.07
Staying in education or training99% 

 

MeasureJTFS 2023–2024National 2023–2024
Grade 5+ English56%60%
Grade 4+ English76.7%74.5%
Grade 5+ Maths50%51%
Grade 4+ Maths71.7%70%

 

GCSE Results 2022-23

An earlier set of results helps to show longer-term trends and how student outcomes have developed.

Measure JTFS 2022–2023 National 2022–2023
Progress 8 0.06
Attainment 8 49.4 46.2
Grade 5+ English & Maths 52% 45%
Grade 4+ English & Maths 78% 65%
EBacc entry 92% 39%
EBacc APS 4.72 4.05
Staying in education or training 100%
Measure JTFS 2022–2023 National 2022–2023
Grade 5+ English 71% 60%
Grade 4+ English 87% 75%
Grade 5+ Maths 58% 51%
Grade 4+ Maths 83% 70%

Pupil Premium

We are committed to ensuring that every student has the support they need to succeed, regardless of their starting point. For students eligible for Pupil Premium funding, targeted support is provided based on individual needs, with a focus on removing barriers to learning.

We recognise that every student is different, and our approach focuses on understanding and removing individual barriers to learning. Our work is focused on:

  • Providing strong pastoral and safeguarding support where needed
  • Supporting access to learning, technology and enrichment opportunities
  • Raising aspiration through careers education and wider opportunities
  • Creating a supportive environment where all students can achieve and feel confident

For full details of how funding is used, please view our Pupil Premium Strategy:

Further Statutory Information

Additional statutory information and Trust documents can be accessed using the links below.

Governance Information​

Trust structure and strategic documents

Policies and statutory documents

If you need help locating any information or documents, please contact the school and we will be happy to help.