This was formerly a first school and recently became a 3 to 11 primary school as part of local reorganisation. The older pupils have yet to reach Year 6 though attainment in the current Year 5 indicates they will meet government floor standards by the time they leave. The great majority of pupils are from White British backgrounds with ten per cent from other ethnic heritages. The school has a higher than average proportion of disabled pupils and those who have special educational needs, and the proportion of those known to be eligible for free school meals is above average. The school runs a daily breakfast club and after-school club. It has several awards including the Activemark for sport, the Eco School Bronze award and Healthy Schools status. There is an adjoining Children’s Centre that is separately managed and subject to separate inspection.