School Context
Cliddesden Primary School is located in beautiful countryside and was originally built to serve the
people from three neighbouring villages. This is still true today although now, pupils also come
from surrounding areas of Basingstoke including Hatch Warren, Beggarwood, Kempshott and Brighton Hill. Links with the community are well established and very good relationships exist between governors, parents and staff.
The school was built in 1876 extended in 2001 and has 4 classrooms. In addition there is a
PE/Assembly hall, school office, library, 2 study rooms, and kitchen, in which all meals are cooked
on site.
We are a mixed gender school with pupils aged between 4 and 11. The classes are
organised as follows: Reception and Year 1, Years 1 and 2, Years 3 and 4 and Years 5 and 6.
The school offers a broad, balanced and differentiated curriculum covering all areas of the
National Curriculum and our aim is to promote learning that meets the needs, interests and
abilities of all children. The school has maintained above the national expectations at the end of Key stage 2 for the last 4 years.
We offer excellent standards of care, guidance and support and a high-quality learning
environment to support all learners equally. We achieve above national expectations at the end of
each key stage through the delivery of rigorous learning. The school upholds an ethos of high
expectations which provides children with challenging opportunities where children acquire skills,
knowledge and confidence that can be applied to all future learning experiences. These
opportunities encourage respect, self-belief, excellence and enjoyment and prepare our pupils for
the next stage of their education.
To achieve this we will strive to provide a school environment that will be secure, stimulating,
supportive and memorable, whereby each child feels valued as part of our community and
encouraged to achieve their full potential.
Data from Census October 2017
- 110 pupils on roll
- 76% of our children are from White British backgrounds
- 24% of our children are from other ethnic backgrounds
- 8% of our pupils' first language is not English
- 3.6% of pupils are entitled to receive free school meals
- 1.8% of pupils receive other additional funding
- 9 % in total receive pupil premium funding
- 8.1% are on the SEN register
- 1.8% have an Education, Health and Care Plan/Statement