pupil mobility
Croydon Council is reviewing Key Stage 4 education outcomes, a discussion where pupil mobility can be a contributing factor.
In March 2026, Croydon's Scrutiny Children & Young People Sub-Committee discussed Key Stage 4 education outcomes, which a report said were lagging behind national and regional averages.
The report presented to the committee highlighted that while Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage 2 results had improved, KS4 performance remained a concern for the council.
Pupil mobility refers to the rate at which students move between schools, either within a local authority or between different authorities.
Key facts
- Croydon's Key Stage 4 education outcomes were lagging behind national and regional averages in March 2026. Source
- Early Years Foundation Stage saw a Good Level of Development of 70.4% in Croydon. Source
- Key Stage 2 pupils achieved 68% at the expected standard in reading, writing, and maths in Croydon. Source
- At Key Stage 4, 42.4% of pupils achieved grades 9-5 in English and Maths in Croydon. Source
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