Question 1

Is Amport Church of England Primary School a good school?

Accepted Answer

Primary performance is solid. In the latest Key Stage 2 dataset, 70% met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths, and 20% achieved the higher standard. The latest published Ofsted inspection (02 March 2022) confirmed the school continues to be Good.

Question 2

What are the fees at Amport Church of England Primary School?

Accepted Answer

This is a state-funded school with no tuition fees. Families should still budget for typical extras such as uniform and optional trips. Wraparound childcare is offered via external providers and may carry charges.

Question 3

How do I apply for Reception entry for September 2026?

Accepted Answer

For Reception entry in September 2027 in Hampshire, applications close on 15 January 2027, with offers issued on 16 April 2027. Applications are made through Hampshire’s coordinated admissions process, while the school’s oversubscription criteria determine how applicants are ranked.

Question 4

Is the school oversubscribed?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Published Admission Number for Reception is 15, and recent admissions data shows demand exceeding supply (34 applications for 15 offers), with an oversubscribed status recorded.

Question 5

Do you have to be Church of England to get a place?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily. Catchment and sibling categories are prioritised ahead of denominational grounds in the published priority order. If applying on denominational grounds, families must submit the school’s supplementary information form with the required certification, as a vicar’s letter alone is not sufficient evidence.

Question 6

Does the school offer breakfast club and after-school care?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Breakfast club and after-school provision are delivered by external providers, with published information indicating breakfast club runs before the school day and after-school provision runs to 5:00pm, with a stated intention to expand if sustainable.

Question 7

What makes this school distinctive compared with other primaries nearby?

Accepted Answer

It combines a very small intake (PAN 15) with elite primary outcomes, plus a values-led Church of England ethos and a site that includes an original listed building dating from 1815 alongside later extensions and refurbishments.

1st preference	12	12	100%
2nd preference	16	1	6%
3rd preference	6	2	33%
Total	34	15	44%

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