- Ofsted:Good
- Has a nursery
Results well above the March average.
72 first choices, 60 offers made
Met the standard at 1154%
March 40%England 62%
- Days missed
- 6.4%March 6.7%
- Pupils
- 407
- Pupils per teacher
- 25.1
Primary schools in and near March
All 4 primary schools in March, and the nearest just outside.
- Ofsted:Good in every area
Results close to the March average.
80 first choices, 83 offers made
Met the standard at 1142%
March 40%England 62%
- Days missed
- 6.4%March 6.7%
- Pupils
- 742
- Pupils per teacher
- 19.9
- Ofsted:Requires improvement in 2 areas
- Church of England
- Catholic
Results well below the March average.
23 first choices, 23 offers made
Met the standard at 1117%
March 40%England 62%
- Days missed
- 7.2%March 6.7%
- Pupils
- 184
- Pupils per teacher
- 20.4
- Ofsted:Inadequate
- Has a nursery
Results below the March average, high absence.
46 first choices, 53 offers made
Met the standard at 1132%
March 40%England 62%
- Days missed
- Pupils
- 326
- Pupils per teacher
- 25.5
Just outside March
The nearest ones, measured from the middle of March.
- Ofsted:Good
- Has a nursery
Results well below the March average, high absence.
12 first choices, 14 offers made
Met the standard at 1127%
March 40%England 62%
- Days missed
- Pupils
- 126
- Pupils per teacher
- 25.8
- Primary schools4
- Met the standard at 1139.8%
- Good or Outstanding50%of graded schools ·
- Faith schools2 of 41 Catholic, 1 Church of England
- With a nursery class2take children from 2 or 3
- Free school meals35.5%of pupils get them
The big picture
How March's primary schools spread out
Each dot is one school. Hover over a dot to see which school it is.
Met the expected standard at 11
Share of Year 6 pupils reaching the expected level in reading, writing and maths.
Days missed
Share of school sessions pupils missed, for any reason. Lower is better.
Ofsted grades in March
The last full grade for each school Ofsted has graded. 2 newer or converted schools don't have a grade yet.
- Outstanding: 0 of 2
- Good: 1 of 2
- Requires improvement: 0 of 2
- Inadequate: 1 of 2
Before you apply
Four things worth knowing in March
Half or more are faith schools.
2 of the 4 primary schools in March have a religious character. When they're full, they can put families of their faith first, so check each school's rules.
Show schools with no religious characterA nursery place isn't a Reception place.
2 schools take children from age 2 or 3. You still need to apply for Reception, even if your child is already in the school's nursery.
Show schools with a nurseryApply by 15 January.
Apply to your council for a Reception place starting in September. Offers come out on 16 April.
Check how old the Ofsted grade is.
Some grades are many years old. Each school's page shows the date of its last inspection and what's changed since.
Show Good or Outstanding
About these schools
Primary schools in March, explained
There are 4 primary schools in March, teaching 1,659 children. 0 are run by the council and 4 are academies or free schools.
50% of the mainstream state schools Ofsted has graded are Good or Outstanding, against 94.8% across England. 0 of them are Outstanding, though some grades are several years old, so check the date on each school's page.
39.8% of pupils in March met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths at 11, against 62% across England. The gap between schools is wide, from 17% to 54%, which is why it's worth looking school by school.
35.5% of pupils get free school meals. Schools here spend £6,662 a year on each pupil, against £8,120 across England. 18.5% of pupils are persistently absent, missing one day in ten or more, against 18.1% across England.
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- Chatteris3 primary schools
- Wisbech11 primary schools
- Whittlesey3 primary schools
- Ramsey2 primary schools
- Littleport3 primary schools
- Ely7 primary schools
- Downham Market2 primary schools
- Yaxley3 primary schools
Other schools in March
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Questions
Questions parents ask
How many primary schools are in March?
There are 4 primary schools in March, including state-funded, academies, and independent schools.
What are the best primary schools in March?
The highest-ranked primary schools in March on Eduscope are Cavalry Primary School, Westwood Primary School and All Saints Interchurch Academy. We rank each state school against schools of the same phase across England on its Ofsted inspection, results and attendance.
How are primary schools in March ranked on Eduscope?
Each state school gets a rank score out of 100. We place each measure as a percentile among state schools of the same phase across England, then weight them. Primary schools: latest Ofsted inspection 30%, pupils meeting the expected standard at Key Stage 2 30%, pupils reaching the higher standard 10%, persistent absence (lower is better) 20%, average reading and maths scores 10%. Secondary schools: latest Ofsted inspection 25%, Attainment 8 25%, grade 5 or above in English and maths 15%, persistent absence (lower is better) 15%, pupils staying in education or work after GCSEs 10%, A level average points (sixth forms only) 10%. Results are averaged over up to three years, and an Ofsted grade older than five years counts for less. A school needs data for at least 60% of the weights. Special schools, pupil referral units, nurseries, independent schools and 16 to 19 schools aren't ranked, and are listed by Ofsted grade and name. Our methodology page explains more.
How do primary schools in March perform at Key Stage 2?
Across primary schools in March, 40% of pupils meet the expected standard in reading, writing, and maths at Key Stage 2. This figure is based on the latest published results from the Department for Education.
What is the average class size in March primary schools?
The average pupil-teacher ratio across primary schools in March is 22:1. While this is not a direct measure of class size, it indicates the level of teaching resource available per pupil.
How do I choose a primary school in March?
When choosing a primary school in March, consider Ofsted ratings, Key Stage 2 results, distance from home, school size, and whether the school offers wrap-around care. You can compare all 4 primary schools on Eduscope using filters for school type, gender, religious character, and more.
Sources: Department for Education school performance tables, school census and workforce data, Get Information About Schools and Ofsted. Distances are straight-line estimates.