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School ยท SpecialiSource 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

Who the school serves

51.4%eligible for free school meals (census)England special 50.9% (2025/26)Within 3 miles, same type, mean 48.9% (3 schools, 2025/26)school census, 15 Jan 2026
51.4%free school meals, register figure (GIAS)performance-table basis, census 15 Jan 2026
10.5%English as an additional languageEngland special 14.7% (2025/26)Within 3 miles, same type, mean 7.1% (3 schools, 2025/26)2025/26
100.0%special educational needs (all)England special 99.9% (2025/26)2025/26
100.0%EHC planEngland special 99.5% (2025/26)Within 3 miles, same type, mean 100.0% (3 schools, 2025/26)2025/26
0.0%SEN supportEngland special 0.4% (2025/26)Within 3 miles, same type, mean 0.0% (3 schools, 2025/26)2025/26
1.1%pupils suspended at least onceEngland special 5.07% (2024/25)2024/25 academic year, see the Behaviour tab

Share of pupils. Free school meals and language: school census, 2025/26. Special educational needs: 2025/26. England figures are for the same type of school, same years. Sources: DfE school census and Special educational needs in England (OGL v3.0), via WhatSchool. "Within 3 miles" is the simple average of the same figure for schools of the same type within 3 miles (4.8 km), not weighted by pupil numbers, using only schools with a figure for the same year; it is shown only when at least 3 schools qualify. Special schools are compared only with special schools.

26 girls (25%) and 79 boys (75%) on roll (school register, GIAS, 24 Oct 2026).

Free school meals: two measures

Eligible for free school meals (census)
51.4% (54 pupils) share of all pupils on roll, school census 15 Jan 2026
Register figure (GIAS)
51.4% (54 pupils) performance-table basis, GIAS census 15 Jan 2026
Taking a free meal on census day
51.4% eligible pupils who took a meal, share of all pupils on roll

These are different official measures and are never filled in from each other: the census figure counts pupils eligible on census day as a share of all pupils on roll (DfE, Schools, pupils and their characteristics 2025/26); the register figure is the performance-table measure held in Get Information about Schools (24 Oct 2026 extract), with its own population and census date. They differ by more than 0.05 points in 45% of schools.

Support staff

iDerived arithmetic: teaching assistant headcount (school workforce census, November 2025) divided by pupils. TAs also work across the whole school, not only with pupils who have SEN. No England figure is shown.
46.7teaching assistants per 100 pupils49 TAs (headcount, 2025/26) for 105 pupils

Over time

Eligible for free school meals (census, each January)

SEN support

EHC plansiSchool census, each January. England free school meals: Schools, pupils and their characteristics, DfE, same type of school. England SEN history is not split by type of school, so it is not drawn.

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YearEligible for free school meals (census)England eligible specialSEN supportEHC planAll SEN
2025/2651.4%50.9%0.0%100.0%100.0%
2024/2544.7%49.2%0.0%100.0%100.0%
2023/2442.0%47.4%0.0%100.0%100.0%
2022/2345.3%46.0%0.0%100.0%100.0%
2021/2242.1%44.7%0.0%100.0%100.0%
2020/2129.7%43.2%0.0%100.0%100.0%
2019/2026.1%39.8%0.0%100.0%100.0%

Primary need

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Primary needWhat it can meanEHC planSEN supportTotal

0 pupils with an EHC plan and 0 on SEN support, out of (school census, 2025/26). Each pupil is counted once, by their primary need. DfE Special educational needs in England. The descriptions are general, not about this school.

Specialist provisioniGet Information about Schools (specialist provision, 24 Oct 2026 extract). The number of pupils in a unit or resourced provision is shown only when it is no more than the places.

Resourced provision
SEN unit
Needs catered for
ASD - Autistic Spectrum Disorder, SLD - Severe Learning Difficulty, PMLD - Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulty

Understanding this data

EHC plan
An education, health and care plan is a legal document from the local council for a child with needs that cannot be met by the school's usual support. It names the support the child must get.
SEN support
Extra help given by the school itself to a child with special educational needs who does not have an EHC plan.
SEN information report
Every school must publish a report on how it supports pupils with SEN. Look for it on the school website.

Plain-English summary. See GOV.UK: Children with special educational needs.

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