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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

Staff, 2025/26

iSchool workforce census, November 2025 (2025/26). Pupils per teacher: pupils from the January census divided by teachers (FTE). England: School workforce in England: reporting year 2025, DfE, same type of school (OGL v3.0). Support staff include teaching assistants.
18.8teachers (full-time equivalent)19 people (headcount)2025/26
21.3pupils per teacherEngland primary 20.7 (2025/26)2025/26
10.2pupils per adult (teachers and support staff)no England figure sourced2025/26
16.3teaching assistants (FTE)27 people2025/26
29.5support staff, including TAs (FTE)57 people2025/26

Workforce mix

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GroupFTEHeadcountShare of FTE
Teachers18.81939%
Support staff (all)29.55761%
of which teaching assistants16.32734%
of which other support staff13.23027%
Whole workforce48.376100%

2025/26. School workforce census, November. Full-time equivalent counts part-time staff as part of a full-time post. Whole workforce is teachers plus support staff (derived).

Over time

Pupils per teacher

Pupils per adult

Teachers (headcount)iEach column is labelled with its own year. The latest census year is added to the school history series where the history stops a year earlier. England: School workforce in England: reporting year 2025, same type of school.

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YearPupils per teacherEngland primaryPupils per adultTeachers (headcount)
2025/2621.320.710.219
2024/2521.620.810.919
2023/2421.620.810.419
2022/2320.620.710.220
2021/2219.020.69.822
2020/2121.520.610.220
2019/2020.520.910.122
2018/1920.820.99.921
2017/1820.420.99.521
2016/1718.120.59.024
2015/1619.720.49.823

Turnover and sickness

iIn 2024/25, of 18.6 teachers (FTE) in the census, 18.6 were still at the school a year later, 0.0 had moved to another state school and 0.0 had left state-funded teaching in England.
0.0%teacher turnover2024/25no England figure on the same basis
63.2%of teachers took sickness absence2024/25England 61.8% (2024/25)
4.0days per teacher who took sickness absence2024/25England 8.1 (2024/25, per teacher who took any)
2.5days lost per teacher (all teachers)2024/25no England figure on the same basis

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YearTurnoverTeachers with sickness absenceDays per teacher who took anyEngland: teachers with sickness absence
2024/250.0%63.2%4.061.8%
2023/240.0%84.2%5.264.1%
2022/235.2%52.6%2.464.4%
2021/224.9%45.5%3.967.7%
2020/212.1%28.6%9.545.3%
2019/205.0%---
2018/194.0%52.4%2.053.8%
2017/185.0%23.8%3.153.9%
2016/1716.5%34.6%9.653.9%
2015/1614.4%22.7%1.852.9%
2014/150.0%23.8%1.854.9%

Turnover: share of teachers (FTE) who had left the school by the next November, to another school or out of state-funded teaching. Sickness: share of teachers who took any sickness absence and the average days taken by those who did (the England figure is on this basis). Days lost per teacher across all teachers is shown separately as a tile and has no England comparator. School sickness figures stop at 2024/25. England sickness: School workforce in England, all state-funded schools, 2024/25 and earlier. England turnover is measured differently (leavers from the sector) so is not shown.