Brief: SAKSHAM tested every Grade 5 and Grade 8 child in the government schools of Angul district. This report presents the results for the district and for each block.
Grade 5 and Grade 8 · government schools · Angul district
The numbers at a glance for this block: its overall score out of 100, alongside the Grade 5 and Grade 8 scores.
Headline figures for the selected block.
Children's scores vary. This shows where that variation comes from. A longer bar means that factor matters more. Most of the gap sits between schools, and between children in the same class, not between blocks.
Most of the variation in children's scores is between schools and between children in the same class; very little is between blocks.
The 15 schools with the most recoverable points, and how far each sits below the block average. "Recoverable points" is roughly how much the block's overall average would rise if that school caught up to the block average. Tap a column heading to sort, or type in a box to find a school.
Each school's average score and how far it is below the block average.
How this block scores in each subject compared with the whole district. Green bars are above the district average; red bars are below.
Each subject's block score compared with the district average, by grade.
Schools that scored well above the other schools near them (their "cluster"). These are worth visiting and learning from.
Schools whose average is furthest above their cluster's average.
The share of children who did not reach a pass (50%) in any subject they sat. These children need the most support.
Share of children who scored below 50% in every subject they sat, by grade.
Every school placed in one of four groups by its average score: Critical (0 to 25), Needs support (26 to 50), Developing (51 to 75) and Excelling (76 to 100). Switch between Overall, Grade 5 and Grade 8 below.
| # | School | Cluster | Score | Band | Band range |
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Every school placed in one of four bands by its average score.