The best schools in Bexley based on this year's Key Stage 2 results have been revealed.
The Department for Education (DfE) has published 2018's results, with St Paulinus Church of England Primary School being the best performer in the borough.
The average percentage of students in Bexley who achieved the expected standard was 70 per cent compared to an average of 64 per cent nationally.
This is up from the 61 per cent of pupils who met the standard last year across England.
The tests were taken in the summer term by Year 6 pupils who will have since moved on to secondary school.
The expected standard is based on a series of national curriculum tests at the end of Key Stage 2 which take place for mathematics, English reading and English grammar, punctuation and spelling.
A student's raw score is then scaled because despite tests being developed each year to the same specification, the questions are different and the difficulty of tests may vary.
Once a score is scaled it will fall somewhere in between 80 (the lowest score) and 120 (the highest score).
Students scoring at least a scaled score of 100 will have met the expected standard of the test with a score of 99 or below meaning the student has not met the expected standard.
Here is a list of Bexley borough primary schools and the percentage of kids reaching the expected standard. This list does not include special schools.
St Paulinus Church of England Primary School – 97 per cent
St John Fisher Catholic Primary School – 93 per cent
Barnehurst Junior School – 90 per cent
Upland Primary School – 90 per cent
Eastcote Primary Academy – 88 per cent
St Fidelis Catholic Primary School – 87 per cent
St Stephen's Catholic Primary School – 86 per cent
Mayplace Primary School – 85 per cent
Crook Log Primary School – 84 per cent
Bursted Wood Primary School - 83 per cent
Danson Primary School – 83 per cent
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School – 83 per cent
Old Bexley Church of England School – 80 per cent
Dulverton Primary School – 79 per cent
Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Primary School – 78 per cent
Hillsgrove Primary School – 76 per cent
Christ Church (Erith) CofE Primary School – 75 per cent
East Wickham Primary Academy – 75 per cent
Days Lane Primary School – 74 per cent
Hurst Primary School – 74 per cent
Belvedere Junior School – 73 per cent
Holy Trinity Lamorbey Church of England School – 73 per cent
Royal Park Primary School – 73 per cent
Lessness Heath Primary School – 72 per cent
Willow Bank Primary School – 72 per cent
Brampton Primary Academy – 71 per cent
Bedonwell Junior School – 70 per cent
Burnt Oak Junior School – 70 per cent
Harris Garrard Academy – 70 per cent
Longlands Primary School – 70 per cent
Bishop Ridley Church of England VA Primary School – 69 per cent
St Thomas More Catholic Primary School – 69 per cent
Upton Primary School – 69 per cent
Belmont Primary School – 68 per cent
Castilion Primary School – 68 per cent
St Peter Chanel Catholic Primary School – 68 per cent
Birkbeck Primary School – 67 per cent
Orchard Primary School – 67 per cent
Foster's Primary School – 65 per cent
Normandy Primary School – 65 per cent
Northwood Primary School – 65 per cent
Pelham Primary School – 63 per cent
Peareswood Primary School – 62 per cent
Sherwood Park Primary School – 59 per cent
St Augustine of Canterbury CofE Primary School – 59 per cent
Haberdashers' Aske's Crayford Academy – 58 per cent
Hook Lane Primary School – 58 per cent
Barrington Primary School – 57 per cent
Northumberland Heath Primary School – 51 per cent
Jubilee Primary School – 49 per cent
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