Embargoed to 0000 Wednesday September 18 File photo dated 05/03/17 of a teacher next to a pile of classroom books. One in four teachers work more than 60 hours a week, with many working into the evening, despite ministers pledging to reduce their workload, a study suggests. PA Photo. Issue date: Wednesday September 18, 2019. Teachers work around 47 hours per week on average during term-time, according to the University College London (UCL) study which looked at data from more than 40,000 primary and secondary teachers in England collected between 1992 and 2017. See PA story EDUCATION Teachers. Photo credit should read: PA/PA Wire Embargoed to 0000 Wednesday September 18 File photo dated 05/03/17 of a teacher next to a pile of classroom books. One in four teachers work more than 60 hours a week, with many working into the evening, despite ministers pledging to reduce their workload, a study suggests. PA Photo. Issue date: Wednesday September 18, 2019. Teachers work around 47 hours per week on average during term-time, according to the University College London (UCL) study which looked at data from more than 40,000 primary and secondary teachers in England collected between 1992 and 2017. See PA story EDUCATION Teachers. Photo credit should read: PA/PA Wire
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Mansfield primary school league tables: How did your child's school perform?

The Department for Education has published their latest primary school league table data for England.
By Danielle Andrews
Published 18th Dec 2019, 13:16 BST
Updated 18th Dec 2019, 14:19 BST

The tables are based on how 11-year-olds performed in SAT tests, and provide a picture of how well each school is performing. Here is how schools in Mansfield performed, based on the percentage of pupils meeting the expected standard.

88 per cent of pupils met the expected standard

1. Abbey Primary School, Forest Town

88 per cent of pupils met the expected standard Photo: Rachel Atkins

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84 per cent of pupils met the expected standard

2. Heatherley Primary School, Heatherley Drive, Forest Town.

84 per cent of pupils met the expected standard Photo: Anne Shelley

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84 per cent of pupils met the expected standard

3. Peafield Lane Academy

84 per cent of pupils met the expected standard Photo: Google

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77 per cent of pupils met the expected standard

4. St Edmund's CofE (C) Primary School

77 per cent of pupils met the expected standard Photo: St Edmund's CofE (C) Primary School

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