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Ofsted and Performance Data

The School's most recent full inspection took place in May 2023, when the school was graded as Good. The report can be downloaded below, as well as from the Ofsted website, where previous inspection reports can also be found.

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Ofsted and HMI inspection teams will always take the views of parents into consideration and it is extremely helpful if as many parents as possible complete the Ofsted Parent View questionnaire. As a school, we too can view responses and it is always very helpful to get feedback which ensures we can improve.

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Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS)​

As a Church of England School, Christ Church Primary School receives a SIAMS expection every 5 years. The SIAMS inspection focuses on the impact of the Church school's Christian vision on pupils and adults. This involves looking at the school’s Christian vision, the provision the school makes because of this vision and how effective this provision is in enabling all pupils to flourish.

Our latest SIAMS inspection was held on Tuesday 21st May 2019. We are pleased to say that we were awarded a judgement of GOOD.

End of KS1 Results​ 2025-2026:

% of pupils meeting expected standard based on teacher assessment -

Reception: GLD (Good levels of Development) = 60% achieved

Year 1 Phonics Check = 81% pass rate

KS1 Data July 2025

Christchurch Primary Expected

 

Christchurch Primary Greater Depth

 

Reading %

71%

 

29%

 

Writing %

56%

 

6%

 

Maths %

52%

 

10%

 

Combined % – Reading/writing/maths

29%

 

5%

 

End of KS2 Results 2025-2026:

% of pupils meeting expected standard -

KS2 Data July 2024

Christchurch Primary Expected

National 2026

Christchurch Primary Greater Depth

National

2026

Reading %

57%

75%

18%

33%

Writing %

69%

73%

7%

13%

Maths %

71%

75%

29%

26%

Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar (SPAG)

64%

74%

36%

30%

Combined % – Reading/writing/maths

50%

63%

3%

9%

 

 

A SATs scaled score is a way to report test results consistently, converting a student's raw marks into a standardized score to compare performance over time, with 100 being the "expected standard" (80-120 for KS2, 85-115 for KS1), indicating if a child has met national expectations, with scores below 100 meaning they need more support and above 100 meaning they've exceeded the standard.