Great and Little Shelford CofE (Aided) Primary School

StatePrimaryChurch of England

GoodPrimaryAges 4–11206 pupils

Church Street, Great Shelford, CB22 5ELWebsite01223843107

Good206 pupilsAges 4–11

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Good2y ago

Inspected Mar 2024

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Ages4 - 11

Pupils206

Good2y ago

Ages4 - 11

Pupils206

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Type

Voluntary Aided

Phase

Primary

Age Range

4 - 11

Gender

Co-educational

Capacity

206 / 210 (98%)

Religion

Church of England

Avg Class Size

~29*

Head Teacher

Mr Christopher Grey

* Estimated based on total pupils and year groups. Actual class sizes may vary.

At a Glance

InspectionGood

Inspected Mar 2024

Results

KS2 SATs Combined: 70%

AdmissionsPlaces likely available

Places available (2025-26)

4.1%

Absence rate

Avg 6.4%

Food hygiene

Key Metrics

Borough Comparison

Absence rate

4.1%vs 6.4% avg

Absence & Behaviour

Overall absence rate4.1%

National avg: 5.4%

Persistent absence7.9%

National avg: 13.7%

Suspension rate4.3%

Permanent exclusion rate0.0%

2024-25

Inclusion & SEND

SEN Support13.1%

Near averageEngland average: 13%

EHC Plans2.4%

Below averageEngland average: 4.3%

Primary needs breakdown

Social, Emotional & Mental Health14 pupils (44%)

Speech, Language & Communication6 pupils (19%)

Other4 pupils (13%)

Specific Learning Difficulty3 pupils (9%)

Hearing Impairment2 pupils (6%)

Autistic Spectrum Disorder1 pupils (3%)

Moderate Learning Difficulty1 pupils (3%)

Not Assessed1 pupils (3%)

2024-25

Source: DfE School Census 2023-24

Staffing

Teachers (FTE)10

Teaching assistants (FTE)9

Support staff (FTE)19

2024-25

Demographics

Total pupils206

Free school meals8.3%

English as additional language8.7%

Ethnic backgrounds

White British67.0%

White Other14.1%

Mixed White & Asian4.4%

Mixed Other2.9%

Mixed White & African2.4%

Asian Other1.9%

Indian1.9%

Unclassified1.5%

Mixed White & Caribbean1.5%

Other1.0%

Chinese0.5%

Black African0.5%

Pakistani0.5%

2024-25

Local Context

Food hygiene

Inspected Sept 2025

Spending Per Pupil

£6,888

total expenditure per pupil

£-512 vs primary national avg (£7,400)

Teaching staff£2,524

Support staff£1,242

Premises£292

Energy£209

Learning resources£335

Income per pupil£6,503

2023-24

Data sourced from the Department for Education, Ofsted, and other government bodies under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Provided for general information only — verify details directly with the school. Terms

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