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Requires improvement
Maintained school
East Boldon Junior School
Primary
North Lane, North Road, Tyne & Wear, NE360DL
019 1536 2030


School Profile

GENDER
Mixed
AGE
7 - 11
PUPILS
241

East Boldon Junior School is a Maintained school (Community school). The school consists of mixed pupils aged between 7 and 11 and has a capacity of 241. The school was last rated as Requires improvement by Ofsted on 11 Jul 2018.

This school has strong academic results. It is in the top 30% of Primary schools in England based on pupils who met or exceeded the expected standard in reading, writing and maths.


PUPIL MIX
113 boys and 128 girls
PUPILS PER TEACHER
25.6
ELIGIBLE FOR FREE SCHOOL MEALS
6.6%
ENGLISH NOT FIRST LANGUAGE
0.8%
PERSISTENT ABSENCE
4.9%
PUPIL DIVERSITY MIX
School census date: 16 Jan 2020

SPECIAL CLASSES
No
SEN SUPPORT
7.5%
EHC PLAN
0.4%


School Performance


Pupils meeting expected standard in reading, writing and maths

School
77%
Local Authority
66%
England
65%


Pupils achieving at a higher standard in reading, writing and maths

School
17%
Local Authority
12%
England
11%


Progress score in reading, writing and maths

Reading
Below Average
Writing
Average
Maths
Below Average


Key Stage 2 Scaled Scores

Average Score School Local Authority England
Reading 105 104 104
Maths 106 105 105




School Inspections


Inspectorate

The Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted)

Inspection reports

Ofsted Website  

Latest inspection rating

Latest inspection date

11 Jul 2018

Latest inspection summary:


Category Assessment
Quality of education No Judgement
Behaviour and attitudes No Judgement
Personal development No Judgement
Leadership and management Requires improvement
Safeguarding is effective Yes
Early years provision No Judgement




School Admissions

Admissions data is not available for this school.




School Neighbourhood


PUBLIC TRANSPORT
4
GREEN SPACE
4
ENVIRONMENT
10
SAFETY
5
PROPERTY
£261,000 Median house price as at September 2020


DIVERSITY MIX


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