Parent/Carer Survey Results May 2025

Results of Parent/Carer Survey May 2025

Number of responses - 96

97% of children are happy.
94% of children feel safe.
91% of parents feel children are well-behaved.
70% of parents feel that the Behaviour Policy fairly applied.
59% of parents feel that where there have been incidents of bullying this has been dealt with quickly and effectively (30% of responses were ‘don’t know’).
91% of parents are aware of what children learn.
83% of parents feel that concerns are dealt with.
83% of parents of SEND pupils feel that their children are getting the support they need to succeed.
94% of parents feel that the school has high expectations of their child.
97% of parents believe that their child does well.
98% of parents believe that their child has a good range of subjects.
92% of parents think that there is a good range of clubs and other activities for their child.
94% of parents believe that the school supports their child’s personal development.
92% of parents would recommend the school.

Number of responses - 13

100% of parents’ first impressions of school have been good.
100% found the website provided necessary information they needed.
100% found the website easy to navigate.
100% feel that they have made the right choice of school for their child.
100% would recommend the school to others.
100% found the transition process helpful and informative.
100% believe the school has delivered high quality teaching.
100% believe the school has provided high quality play/outdoor areas.
92% find communication from school has been regular, clear and effective.
100% say the class teacher has been available if they have any concerns.
100% agree they have received sufficient information about how their child is doing at school.
100% say their child has settled into a good routine.
100% of children feel safe at school.
100% of children are engaged and learn effectively.
100% believe their child’s wellbeing has been supported during their transition to school.
23% believe their child has had any additional needs supported (77% of responses are ‘don’t know’).