“schools in Southampton”

119 Tremona Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 6HU · Part of Hamwic Education Trust

Information about this school

 Southampton Hospital School is part of the Hamwic Education Trust.  The school provides the educational provision for children admitted to Southampton Hospital. The school is attached to two classrooms on the wards and two classrooms in Bursledon House.  Southampton Hospital School caters for pupils with a range of SEND, significant medical and mental health needs. Some pupils have additional learning needs and have an education, health and care plan.  The number of pupils on the school’s roll fluctuates weekly. Most pupils attend the school for a two- to eight-week programme. Some attend for longer or shorter periods of time, depending on their needs.  The school caters for primary- and secondary-age pupils. Most pupils are dual registered. This means that they remain on the roll of their main school while being educated at the Southampton Hospital School.  The school does not use any alternative provision.

Ascupart Street, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 1LU

Ascupart Street School address Primary Type of school Southampton Voluntary controlled School category SO14 1LU 3 °11 Age range of pupils 02380 223930 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 02380 224605 Fax number 411 Number on roll (school) Mr Phil Hand Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Ms Charlotte Brown Headteacher 25 February 2002 Date of previous school inspection

55 Northumberland Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 0EJ

Information about the school

Fitrah Southampton Islamic Primary School (Sips) is an independent Islamic primary school. It is owned by Fitrah Sips Trust Limited. Boys and girls are admitted from five to eleven years of age. The school is registered for 60 pupils. At the time of the inspection there were 47 full-time pupils on roll. The pupils are organised into two classes, one for the pupils in Years 1 and 2, the other for Years 3, 4 and 5. No pupils in Year 6 were on roll during the inspection. The school is situated in a building used as a cultural centre located in Southampton. The school’s aims are: ‘To motivate every student to achieve their academic potential; to inspire each student towards achieving excellence in Islamic conduct and social skills; to foster and develop, in every student, their service to Islam, their service to society by being loyal to Allah and translating this loyalty into services to humanity.’

Millbrook, Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 4AS

About this inspection

The school is part of the St Mary’s Partnership, a collective of 3 Southampton primary schools. It joined the partnership in September 2023. The school has a resourced provision, known as ‘Pathways’, for pupils with social, emotional and mental health needs. The provision takes pupils from Southampton primary school settings, some of whom may be at

Harefield, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 5FW · Part of Reach Cooperative Trust

Minstead Avenue School address Secondary Type of school Southampton Community School category SO18 5FW 11 °16 Age range of pupils 02380463303 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 02380462342 Fax number 776 Number on roll (school) Mr Martin Laux Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mr Richard Martin Headteacher 12 November 2001 Date of previous school inspection

Fort Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 2JE

Fort Road School address Primary Type of school Southampton Voluntary aided School category SO19 2JE 4 °11 Age range of pupils 02380448502 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 02380438823 Fax number 305 Number on roll (school) Mrs Emma Scott-Copeland Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Ms Elizabeth Kenny Headteacher 11 June 2001 Date of previous school inspection

St Denys, Southampton, Hampshire, SO17 2ND · Part of Reach Cooperative Trust

Dundee Road School address Primary Type of school Southampton Community School category SO17 2ND 4 °11 Age range of pupils 02380 556982 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 02380 399982 Fax number 204 Number on roll (school) Mrs P Campone Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs C Fayle Headteacher 21 May 2001 Date of previous school inspection

Sholing, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 8EZ

Inspection of St Monica Infant School, Southampton, SO19 8EZ

You can help your school by continuing to work hard in lessons and by making sure that you come to school when you are supposed to. I wish you every success and happiness for the future.

Lordshill, Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 8BY · Part of Bridge Education Trust

Inspection of Fairisle Junior School, Southampton, SO16 8BY

school. There are also many visits and visitors to the school which all help you learn. In order to be even better, we have asked teachers to ensure that written comments in your books help you improve your work more effectively. We have also asked the school to raise attainment by ensuring school leaders use assessment even more consistently, especially for those of you who are higher attainers. Finally the school has been asked to ensure that all teachers consistently provide you with work that matches your needs and abilities. We wish you all well for the future and we are sure you will all help in improving your school.

Bitterne Manor, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 1DP · Part of Reach Cooperative Trust

Inspection of Bitterne Manor Primary School, Southampton SO18 1DP

Thank you for looking after us so well when we recently visited your school. It was a pleasure to talk to you and look at what you were doing in your classrooms. We also enjoyed looking at all the examples of good work we saw around the school. We were all impressed by the board outside the dining room where you write nice things about your friends.

Sholing, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 8EZ

Inspection of St Monica Infant School, Southampton, SO19 8EZ

Thank you for making us welcome and for spending time speaking to the inspectors when we visited your school recently. As you know, we spent time in some of your lessons; we looked at the work of the school and talked to you about your learning. We spoke to the teachers, and were very interested in what your parents and carers told us about the school. I am writing to thank you for helping us with our work and to share some of our findings with you. The school has been judged as satisfactory. These are some of the good things about your school.

Shirley, Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 3JT

Inspection of Foundry Lane Primary School, Southampton SO15 3JT

On behalf of the inspection team, I would like to thank you for the friendly welcome that you gave us when we visited your school. We enjoyed talking with you and watching you learn and play. We can understand why you were excited to tell us about your new classrooms because they are really good!

Harefield, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 5FW · Part of Reach Cooperative Trust

Information about this school

 The school is a smaller than the average-sized secondary school, serving a suburban area of the city of Southampton.  The large majority of pupils are White British. The number of pupils who are from minority ethnic backgrounds is lower than the national average.  Almost 60% of pupils are eligible for the pupil premium.  Many pupils leave and join the school during the school year.  The proportion of pupils with SEND, including those with an education, health and care plan, is significantly above average.  A new headteacher has led the school since April 2018. Many other staffing changes have also occurred.  The school works in close collaboration with the local authority and other local schools to provide for pupils who are at risk of exclusion and of disappearing from education. The school makes use of alternative provision through the Compass, a pupil referral unit.  Southampton City Council provides and brokers support for leadership and governance.

119 Tremona Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 6HU · Part of Hamwic Education Trust

Inspection of a good school: Southampton Hospital School 119 Tremona Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 6HU

Sholing, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 0EQ

Information about this school

 This school is a larger-than-the-average primary school.  There have been significant changes in governors, school leaders and staff since the last inspection. The current headteacher joined the school in September 2023.  The school is part of the St Mary’s Partnership, a collective of four Southampton primary schools. It joined the partnership in September 2023.  The school currently uses one unregistered provider of alternative provision.

Cedar Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 6RU · Part of Aspire Community Trust

Cedar Road School address Primary Type of school Southampton Community School category SO14 6RU 4 to 11 Age range of pupils 02380221467 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 02380220700 Fax number 203 Number on roll Mr Adam Warren Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs Harrie Atkinson Headteacher 15 January 2001 Date of previous inspection

Ascupart Street, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 1LU

What is it like to attend this school?

The school is at the heart of the local community. It makes the most of its location in the ‘backyard of St Mary’s Stadium’. Strong links between the school and Southampton Football Club help pupils to understand about healthy lifestyles well. The school’s intergenerational club supports pupils to build relationships with the elderly, finding similarities and learning different perspectives. Pupils are very well prepared for the next steps in their education and their place in modern Britain.

119 Tremona Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 6HU · Part of Hamwic Education Trust

Mrs Nell Giles Head of school Southampton Children’s Hospital School 119 Tremona Road Southampton Hampshire SO16 6HU

Archers Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 2LS · Part of Southampton Co-operative Learning Trust

Information about this school

 The school is part of Southampton Cooperative Learning Trust.  The school currently uses one registered alternative provider.

Archers Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 2LS · Part of Southampton Co-operative Learning Trust

Information about this school

 This is a primary school that is larger than average in size.  It is a former infant school which has been re-designated as a primary school and had its first intake into Year 3 in September 2013. The school is expanding year by year and will receive its first intake into Year 6 in 2016.  The school moved into a new building in September 2013.  The school draws its pupils from across the city of Southampton.  Well above average numbers of pupils are admitted to the school at times other than the usual point of entry. Significant numbers also leave the school because their families move out of the city or return to their country of origin.  The proportion of pupils from minority ethnic groups is exceptionally high. For every six pupils, five come from minority ethnic backgrounds.  The proportion of pupils who speak English as an additional language is more than three quarters of all pupils. This is very much higher than the proportion found in most schools. Between them, these pupils