A total of 84 of Scotland’s primary schools ensure that almost ever primary seven pupil is up to standard in reading, writing, numeracy, listening and talking according to a new league table.
The Sunday Times report used data submitted by schools in each of the four categories to come up with a mark out of a maximum of 400.
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A total of 1,197 primary schools provided data for the annual Achievement in Curriculum for Excellence Levels publications, with the remaining 729 on the government database not participating, either because no children were up to standard, the school roll was too small or the data was not collected centrally.
Schools with a higher proportion of deprived pupils were weighted to rise up the league table to recognise their achievement in delivering a good education despite the challenges of poverty.
The schools were then placed in a league table according to how well they were performing.
In the area covered by the Fife Council a total of 10 received at least 380 points - with three earning full marks.
Here are all 10.
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9. Crossgates Primary School
Located just outside Dunfermline, Crossgates Primary School also dropped 10 points in reading and 10 points in writing - giving it a total score of 380 marks. It has a school roll of 218 taught by 13 teachers. | Google Maps
10. Hill of Beath Primary School
Completing our list is Hill of Beath Primary School, in Cowdenbeath, which scores 280 points, with 20 points deducted in the listening & talking and writing categories. The school has an average class size of 25.9 pupils. | Google Maps