Question 1

Is Sheredes Primary School a good school?

Accepted Answer

Sheredes Primary School was rated Outstanding at its most recent Ofsted inspection (inspection 7 and 8 March 2023; report published 28 April 2023). In the supplied KS2 dataset, 80% reached the expected standard in reading, writing and mathematics combined, with 20% achieving the higher standard.

Question 2

What are the fees at Sheredes Primary School?

Accepted Answer

Sheredes Primary School is a state school. There are no tuition fees. Families may still need to budget for uniform, trips, school meals, and optional activities in line with the school's charging and remissions policy.

Question 3

When do Reception applications open for September 2027 entry in Hertfordshire?

Accepted Answer

Hertfordshire’s published timetable lists 2 November 2026 as the date the online system opens and 15 January 2027 as the deadline to apply for a primary (Reception) place for September 2027 entry. National allocation day is 16 April 2027.

Question 4

Is Sheredes Primary School oversubscribed?

Accepted Answer

In the supplied admissions dataset for the primary entry route, Sheredes had 221 applications for 59 offers, which equates to around 3.75 applications per place. The dataset labels the school as oversubscribed.

Question 5

Does Sheredes Primary School offer wraparound care?

Accepted Answer

The school publishes that onsite breakfast and after school club provision is available and is led by Jousters Childcare. Families should confirm current availability, booking process, and charges directly with the provider.

Question 6

What clubs are available at Sheredes Primary School?

Accepted Answer

The school publishes termly club lists. Examples from Spring 2026 include Coding Club (Years 5 and 6), LEGO Club (Year 4), Times Tables Rockstars (Years 3 and 4), Cedar News (school news reporters), Green Fingers gardening, chess, Spanish, football, netball, yoga, and KS1 and KS2 choir.

Question 7

How does secondary transfer work after Year 6?

Accepted Answer

Secondary transfer is coordinated through the local authority. The school prospectus notes that transfer to a particular secondary school is not automatic and encourages families to attend local secondary open evenings early in the autumn term before submitting preferences.

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