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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

Our Lady and St Joseph Catholic Primary School - the Learning Federation Partnership of Schools

Voluntary aided primary school in Lymington (Hampshire).

KS2 RWM expected
93%
▲ 31pp England 2024/25: 62%
2024/25
Reading expected
100%
▲ 25pp England 2024/25: 75%
2024/25
Maths expected
93%
▲ 19pp England 2024/25: 74%
2024/25
Writing expected
100%
▲ 28pp England 2024/25: 72%
2024/25
Attendance rate
95.3%
▲ 0.5pp England 2024/25: 94.8%
2024/25 academic year
Pupil : Teacher
43.3
▲ 22.6 England 2025/26: 20.7
2025/26
Eligible for free school meals
29.8%
▲ 5pp England 2025/26: 24.9%
school census 15/01/2026
Capacity
90%
104 / 115 pupils
register figure (GIAS)

Uniform at a glance

13Items named
6Colours named

Items

CardiganHatJumperPE kitSchool shoesShortsSocksT-shirtTightsTracksuitTrainersTrousersWaterproof

Colours

  • Black
  • Blue
  • Grey
  • Royal Blue
  • White
  • Yellow

Found on the school website by WhatSchool, February 2026. Not verified; the school website is the authority. Read from a PDF. School uniform page

From the uniform policy

iLines taken from the school's uniform page; some lines may be missing or out of order. Found on the school website by WhatSchool, February 2026. Not verified; the school website is the authority.
  • Uniform Policy
  • Policy Statement
  • At Our School, we aim to foster a cohesive community where belonging and family are the
  • norm. Our uniform policy reflects this ethos by promoting a shared identity, pride in our
  • school, and equality among pupils. We believe that the way we present ourselves — both
  • pupils and staff — contributes to a respectful, purposeful learning environment and prepares
  • children for the expectations of wider society.
  • Policy Aims
  • ●​ To promote a strong sense of identity and belonging within the school community.​
  • ●​ To encourage pride in appearance and presentation, supporting high standards of
  • behaviour and learning.​
  • ●​ To ensure consistency and equality by setting clear expectations for dress among all

Read the full policy on the school website

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