Local authority · South West
Isles Of Scilly has 1 secondary school in this dataset. 1 has a religious character.
The typical school here posts a three-year Progress 8 of +0.76 (well above average) — 0.77 of a grade per subject above the national median of -0.01. That is the middle of the 1 school in this area with a published score.
Overall absence runs at 6.5% for the typical school here, below the national median of 8.7%. Absence is a plainer signal of whether pupils are turning up and engaged than any grade average.
Ordered on the three-year average Progress 8, which is steadier than any single year. Read the confidence interval beside each score before you read the order: it is the range the school's true figure is likely to sit in, and a wide one means a small year group rather than an unpredictable school.
| School | Progress 8 | 95% interval | Attainment 8 | Pressure | Ofsted | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Five Islands AcademyAcademy sponsor led | +0.76well above average | +0.40 to +1.742023–24 | 52.8 | — | Good |
Too few schools here publish a confidence interval to say how much of this ordering is real. Treat small differences between schools with care.
See Isles Of Scilly on the map →The same schools on a map, with every filter: results, admissions pressure, Ofsted, faith and selection — or sorted by distance from your own postcode.Admissions do not stop at an authority line. If you live near one, your realistic list of schools spans both sides of it.
The results here are for 2023–24 and earlier, so they describe pupils who have already left. Nothing on this page covers sixth-form results, pastoral care, music, sport or drama, or how a school feels to walk around — which is what parents most often say settled it. The ranking is a starting point for a shortlist, not a verdict on a school.
Nor is it a prediction of a place. Admission depends on each school's criteria and, most often, on how far you live from it — and in Isles Of Scilly you apply for a state-funded place through the council's coordinated scheme, naming several schools in order of preference.