According to a recent report by The Sunday Times, 84 primary schools across Scotland have successfully ensured that nearly all primary seven pupils meet educational standards in reading, writing, numeracy, and communication skills. The report analyzed data from 1,197 primary schools, assigning scores out of 400 points based on performance metrics. Schools serving a higher percentage of deprived pupils were given weighted scores to reflect their achievements in overcoming educational challenges. In West Lothian, 13 primary schools scored at least 390 points, with five schools achieving the maximum score of 400. This evaluation underscores the commitment to delivering quality education in the region, even amid socioeconomic challenges.