St Mark's Church of England Primary School

StatePrimaryResourced ProvisionChurch of England

GoodPrimaryAges 4–11421 pupils

Talbot Village, BH10 4JAWebsite01202512241

Good421 pupilsAges 4–11

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Inspected Oct 2023

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Ages4 - 11

Pupils421

Good2y ago

Ages4 - 11

Pupils421

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Type

Academy

Phase

Primary

Age Range

4 - 11

Gender

Co-educational

Capacity

421 / 420 (100%)

Religion

Church of England

Head Teacher

Mr Andrew Bright

At a Glance

InspectionGood

Inspected Oct 2023

Results

KS2 SATs Combined: 81%

AdmissionsIn demand

1.1x oversubscribed (2025-26)

SENDResourced Provision

This school has a specialist SEN unit providing additional support

4.6%

Absence rate

Food hygiene

Key Metrics

Absence & Behaviour

Overall absence rate4.6%

National avg: 5.4%

Persistent absence8.6%

National avg: 13.7%

Suspension rate3.4%

Permanent exclusion rate0.0%

2024-25

Inclusion & SEND

Resourced Provision

This school has designated provision for children with specific special educational needs

SEN Support13.5%

Near averageEngland average: 13%

EHC Plans2.9%

Below averageEngland average: 4.3%

Primary needs breakdown

Speech, Language & Communication34 pupils (49%)

Specific Learning Difficulty13 pupils (19%)

Social, Emotional & Mental Health9 pupils (13%)

Not Assessed5 pupils (7%)

Hearing Impairment4 pupils (6%)

Physical Disability2 pupils (3%)

Autistic Spectrum Disorder1 pupils (1%)

Other1 pupils (1%)

2024-25

Source: DfE School Census 2023-24

Staffing

Teachers (FTE)19

Teaching assistants (FTE)19

Support staff (FTE)30

2024-25

Demographics

Total pupils421

Free school meals12.1%

English as additional language7.1%

Ethnic backgrounds

White British78.6%

White Other4.8%

Mixed White & Asian3.8%

Unclassified2.6%

Asian Other1.7%

Mixed Other1.7%

Chinese1.7%

Mixed White & Caribbean1.7%

Black African1.4%

Mixed White & African1.0%

Other0.5%

Gypsy/Roma0.2%

Indian0.2%

Black Caribbean0.2%

2024-25

Local Context

Food hygiene

Inspected Nov 2023

Spending Per Pupil

£5,913

total expenditure per pupil

£-1,487 vs primary national avg (£7,400)

Teaching staff£2,669

Support staff£1,365

Premises£106

Energy£140

Learning resources£164

Income per pupil£5,841

2023-24

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