“We can’t guarantee that your child will achieve a grade 1.6 points higher than predicted by CAT4 but we can be confident that on average, they will.”
The new Headmaster at Cundall Manor School, a small co-ed day and boarding school with high expectations, is hoping to attract new families to the school who are keen for an education setting that works for them from ages 2 to 16.
Parents may not be overly familiar with what Valued Added means, but at Cundall Manor it means that pupils will perform better, based on robust data from the CAT4 test they took when they entered the school, which predicts GSCE grades. A CAT4 test assesses the ability to problem solve. In 2022, pupils at the school on average, received a grade 1.6 higher than they had been predicted in their CAT4 test.
Mr James-Roll added: “Statistically we have shown that our pupils will achieve on average a grade1.6 points higher at GCSE in all subjects, than predicted by CAT4. A Cundall education can make this happen.”Cundall Manor has challenging schemes of work taught by dedicated teachers to happy children in small class sizes, offering more teacher and pupil contact in lessons. Due to this, Cundall Manor can improve GCSE results and can add, on average, 1.6 to each pupil’s grades, in every subject.
While all schools will measure and evaluate pupils through their own form of testing, Cundall Manor is confident they offer “outstanding value” thanks to their GCSE results, from 2022.There’s help available to all pupils, either all year round or when needed, with optional Saturday morning GCSE revision classes held within the school, something that is unique to Cundall Manor.
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