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Lancaster, Lancashire
Scotforth St Paul's Church of England Primary and Nursery School
Scotforth St Paul's Church of England Primary and Nursery School is a voluntary aided school in Lancaster, Lancashire. The school has 231 pupils on roll.
Voluntary aided school Primary Ages 3–11 231 PupilsURN 119533
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Ofsted Report
2
Good
Inspected November 2023
Quality of EducationGood
Behaviour and AttitudesOutstanding
Personal DevelopmentGood
Leadership and ManagementGood
Early Years ProvisionGood
Safeguarding✓ Effective
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How this school compares to national averages
Nat. avg: 60%
63%↑ +3pp
KS2 RWM Expected
Nat. avg: 73%
89%↑ +16pp
Reading Expected
Nat. avg: 73%
78%↑ +5pp
Maths Expected
Nat. avg: 72%
67%↓ -5pp
Writing Expected
Nat. avg: 94.5%
96.2%↑ +2pp
Attendance Rate
Nat. avg: 20.4
25.7↓ -5pp
Pupil : Teacher
Nat. avg: 23.8%
9.5%↓ -14pp
Free School Meals
231 / 210
110%
Capacity
About
School overview
Scotforth St Paul's Church of England Primary and Nursery School is a voluntary aided school in Lancaster, Lancashire. The school has 231 pupils on roll.
School Details
Headteacher
Katie Walsh
Age Range
3 — 11
School Hours
09:00 – 15:25
Telephone
0152465379
Address
Lancaster, LA1 4SE
Local Authority
Lancashire
The School Day
09:00
School Day Begins
Registration and morning activities
15:25
School Day Ends
Dismissal
Enrichment & Awards
Clubs & Activities · 23 available
Art
Athletics
Basketball
Climbing
Computing
Cricket
Dance
Dodgeball
Drama
Fencing
Football
Gymnastics
Hockey
Judo
Karate
Music
Netball
Reading
Rounders
Rugby
Science
Swimming
Yoga
Awards & Accreditations
Healthy Schools
Promoting pupil wellbeing
Nurturing Schools Award
Recognised achievement
Uniform & PE Kit
School Uniform
Cardigan
Jumper
Polo Shirt
Socks
Tights
Colours
Black
Bottle Green
Green
Grey
White
PE Kit
Jogging Bottoms
Pe Kit
Shorts
Sweatshirt
Tracksuit
Trainers
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Scotforth St Paul's Church of England