§ (Mr. Ivor Caplin)The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence The Chief Executive of Service Children's Education has been set the following Key Targets for 2004–05.
KEY TARGET 1
Sustain threshold level performance at each of the Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 by remaining at least 3 per cent. ahead of national (England) achievement.Sustain the percentage of pupils obtaining A*-C at GCSE as a three-year rolling average.Sustain the percentage of students obtaining A-E at "A" Level as a three-year rolling average.KEY TARGET 2
Sustain SCE's notional position in the English Local Education Authority league tables, within the leading 25 (of 150) LEAs at each of Key Stages 1, 2 and 3.KEY TARGET 3
At the higher levels of attainment (i.e. level 3+ at Key Stage 1, level 5+ at Key Stage 2, level 6+ at Key Stage 3) match national level of performance in 50 per cent. of the 12 subject elements in 2004, rising in equal steps to 66 per cent, in 2006.KEY TARGET 4
For GCSE, show improvement in Average Points' scores by achieving at least the England "capped" upper quartile figure (38.8).KEY TARGET 5
To achieve Grade 4 or above (on the OfSTED seven point scale) in at least 85 per cent. of schools inspected, in each of the following areas:
- Overall effectiveness of the School
- Overall standards achieved
- Pupils' attitudes, values and personal qualities
- The quality of education provided by the school
- The leadership and management of the school
KEY TARGET 6 65WS
To demonstrate customer satisfaction with a survey result of 69 per cent. satisfaction or more from Army Continuous Attitude Surveys.