text: What progress scores mean for parents
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  NAHT suggests that you share the leaflet with parents. It might be useful to include a link to it on the page of your website where you publish your assessment results to help parents understand the data there.
  As a reminder, schools maintained by their local authorities must publish the following from their most recent key stage 2 results on their websites:
  You must also include a link to the school and college performance tables service.
  You can find full details of what other information maintained schools must publish on their website here.
  From December 2016, academies and free schools should publish the following information relating to their key stage 2 results on their website:
  Academies should also publish a link to the school and college performance tables.
  The information that all types of academies, free schools and 16 to 19 colleges should publish on their websites can be found here.