The school does not meet the requirements to publish on its website information about school examination results, the Year 7 catch-up funding or the pupil premium strategy from September 2016. This all-through school is similar in size to the average-size primary school in England. It serves the five populated Isles of Scilly. The majority of primary pupils and all secondary pupils are taught on St Mary’s. Three other bases for primary-aged pupils are located on the ‘off-islands’ of St Agnes, Tresco (which also serves pupils living on Inspection report: The Five Islands School, 28–29 September 2016 Page 15 of 18 Bryher) and St Martin’s. Children in the Nursery provision on St Mary’s attend part time. Children in Reception attend full time. Pupils located on the ‘off-islands’ are taught in mixed-age classes. Mundesley House on St Mary’s provides weekday boarding provision for secondaryaged pupils from the ‘off-islands’. This provision was inspected by a social care inspector at the same time as the educational provision in the school. The school does not use any alternative provision for pupils’ education. The proportion of disadvantaged pupils eligible for support through the pupil premium is low when compared to other schools nationally. Currently, there are no pupils at the school who are in local authority care. Most pupils are of White British heritage and very few speak English as an additional language. The proportion of pupils who have special educational needs and/or disabilities is slightly above average. A higher than average proportion of pupils arrive at or leave the school other than at the normal times. The school meets the government’s current floor standards, which set the minimum expectation for pupils’ attainment and progress.