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St Edburg's Church of England (VA) School

URN 123188 · OxfordshireOpen

Inspection history (6)

  1. 18 Feb 2022

    School inspection (EIF) · published 9 May 2022

    Richard Blackmore

  2. 24 Nov 2016

    School inspection (CIF) · published 11 Jan 2017

    Good
    Early yearsGood
    Leadership and managementGood
    OutcomesGood
    Personal development, behaviour and welfareGood
    Teaching, learning and assessmentGood

    Tracy Good (lead), Stephen Phillips

  3. 18 Sept 2014

    School inspection (CIF) · published 9 Oct 2014

    Requires improvement
    Early yearsRequires improvement
    Leadership and managementRequires improvement

    Alison Bradley (lead), Una Stevens

  4. 12 Jan 2011

    School inspection (2012 framework) · published 2 Feb 2011

  5. 7 Feb 2008

    School inspection (2005 framework) · published 28 Feb 2008

    Satisfactory
    AchievementSatisfactory
    Care guidance supportGood
    CurriculumGood
    Leadership and managementGood
    Personal developmentGood
    Teaching and learningSatisfactory

    Malcolm Johnstone

  6. —

    Ofsted report · published 22 Jul 2004

Details

URN
123188
Type
Voluntary aided school
Local authority
Oxfordshire
Region
South East
Address
Pioneer Way, Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26 1BF
Reports on record
6
Earliest report
7 Feb 2008
Phase
Primary
Gender
Mixed
Region
South East
Status
Open
Diocese
Diocese of Oxford
Boarding
No boarders
Capacity
618
Age Range
2 - 11
Age range
2 to 11
Telephone
01869252393
Sixth form
Does not have a sixth form
Headteacher
Mr Andrew Terrey
Pupils on roll
598
Pupils' gender
Mixed
School capacity
618
Number of pupils
598
Nursery provision
Has Nursery Classes
Religious character
Church of England
Free school meals (%)
15.40

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