Achievement of Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) Levels 2016-17

This contains the results of the achievement of curriculum for excellence levels 2016-17.

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Chapter 8: Achievement of CfE levels in Gàidhlig

  • The percentage of primary pupils, in Gaelic Medium Schools/classes, achieving the expected CfE level was highest for Gàidhlig listening and talking, and lowest for Gàidhlig writing.
  • The percentage of S3 pupils achieving the expected CfE level was highest for reading and listening and talking (98 per cent) and lower for writing (94 per cent).

The pattern of Gàidhlig reading and writing performance was similar to English reading and writing; the percentage of pupils achieving expected CfE levels decreased throughout the primary stages and increased again in S3. For Gàidhlig listening and talking, however, the highest percentage of primary pupils that achieved the expected level was observed at P4, at 83 per cent.

Chart 8.1 Percentage of pupils achieving expected CfE levels in Gàidhlig 2016/17

Chart 8.1 Percentage of pupils achieving expected CfE levels in Gàidhlig 2016/17

Performance was similar across all three organisers in P1. At P4 and P7, listening and talking results were highest, with a difference of 13 and 18 percentage points between Gàidhlig listening and talking and Gàidhlig writing results (Chart 8.1). At S3, performance was highest in Gàidhlig reading and Gàidhlig listening and talking.

Table 8.1: Percentage of pupils achieving expected CfE levels in Gàidhlig, 2016/17

Stage

Gàidhlig Reading

Gàidhlig Writing

Gàidhlig Listening & Talking

P1 (Early Level)

81

80

81

P4 (First Level)

78

71

83

P7 (Second level)

73

62

80

S3 Third Level or better

98

94

98

S3 Fourth Level

55

40

52

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