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School · PrimaryiSource and licenceOfficial record from Get Information about Schools (DfE). Results, attendance, pupil numbers, finance and inspection outcomes are from the Department for Education and Ofsted, as published.Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.Governance Register calculates the connections.How we handle data

Little Missenden Church of England School

Voluntary aided primary school in Amersham (Buckinghamshire).

Ofsted
No overall grade
inspected Apr 2025
Early years (EYFS)
Good
Ofsted, Apr 2025
Attendance rate
96.4%
▲ 2pp England 2024/25: 94.8%
2024/25 academic year
Pupil : Teacher
9.5
▼ 11.2 England 2025/26: 20.7
2025/26
Eligible for free school meals
10.7%
▼ 14pp England 2025/26: 24.9%
school census 15/01/2026
SEN support
32.1%
▲ 17pp England 2025/26: 15.4%
2025/26
Capacity
62%
28 / 45 pupils
register figure (GIAS)
Teacher turnover
16.7%
▲ 2pp England 2024/25: 14.5% (primary schools)
2024/25

Who runs this school

iGet Information about Schools (DfE), via WhatSchool, record last changed 17-09-2026.
Maintained by
Buckinghamshire (local council)
Type of school
Voluntary aided school
Ages
2 to 7
Admissions authority
School governing body
Religious character
Church of England
Diocese
Diocese of Oxford
Federation
Not part of a federation
Trust
Not part of an academy trust

On Governance Register

iGovernors: Get Information about Schools governance data, as held on Governance Register. School counts: Get Information about Schools, extract of 24 Oct 2026.
  • 17 governors are listed for this school on Governance Register. See the Overview.
  • Buckinghamshire has 273 schools on the register, including 119 council-maintained primary schools. See them all.

What this means

Funding
Funded by the local council from the government's school funding. The governing body pays part of the cost of building work.
Staff and buildings
The governing body employs the staff. The land and buildings are usually owned by a charity, often a religious body.
Admissions
The governing body is the admissions authority and sets the admissions policy, with applications usually coordinated by the local council.
Governance
A governing body, in which foundation governors are in the majority, runs the school.

General explanation of how this type of school works in England, not a statement about this school. See GOV.UK types of school.