Key Stage 2 expected standards in reading, writing, and mathematics
Richmond upon Thames councils are discussing pupils' top national rankings in Key Stage 2 expected standards.
Richmond upon Thames pupils achieved top national rankings for Key Stage 2 expected standards in reading, writing, and mathematics in March 2026. Data presented to the Education and Children's Services Committee showed the borough was the top local authority nationwide for these standards, exceeding national averages.
Key Stage 2 expected standards are national curriculum benchmarks for pupils in England at the end of primary education. Councillor Julia Cambridge, Chair of the Education and Children's Services Committee, noted the borough's robust overall attainment and achievement.
Key facts
- Richmond upon Thames was the top local authority nationwide for Key Stage 2 expected standards in reading, writing, and mathematics in March 2026. Source
- Data on Key Stage 2 expected standards was presented to the Education and Children's Services Committee. Source
- Councillor Julia Cambridge is the Chair of the Education and Children's Services Committee. Source
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