Question 1

Is Scotts Primary School a good school?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Scotts was rated Outstanding by Ofsted in November 2023 across all areas. In the current dataset, 90% of pupils reached expected standards in reading, writing, and mathematics. The school ranks 116th in England for primary academic performance and 1st locally in Havering.

Question 2

What are Scotts Primary School's KS2 results?

Accepted Answer

In the current dataset, 90% of pupils achieved the expected standard in reading, writing, and mathematics. Reading scaled score was 110, mathematics 110, and GPS 113. At higher standard, 60% achieved greater depth in reading, 60% in mathematics, and 80% in grammar, punctuation and spelling.

Question 3

How competitive is entry to Scotts Primary School?

Accepted Answer

Entry is highly competitive. The school is among the most oversubscribed state primaries in Havering. Admissions are managed by Havering Council via eadmissions.org.uk, and distance can be decisive after priority groups.

Question 4

What extracurricular activities does Scotts Primary School offer?

Accepted Answer

The school offers 10-15 different sports annually including football, netball, basketball, gymnastics, dance, and swimming. All Year 4 pupils learn recorder; specialist tuition available in violin, piano, and ukulele. Clubs rotate termly. The school holds School Games Mark Gold Award.

Question 5

Does Scotts Primary School have wraparound care?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Breakfast club runs from 7:45am, after-school club until 6pm, and holiday club during main school holidays. School hours are 8:30am-3:15pm (compulsory 8:45am-3:15pm).

Question 6

Where do Scotts Primary School pupils go for secondary school?

Accepted Answer

Pupils progress to mixed secondaries including Highdown (non-selective), or grammar schools (Reading School, Kendrick School). Approximately 15 pupils per year secure grammar places. Other destinations include Abbs Cross Academy and Arts College (34%), Emerson Park Academy (17%), and The Coopers' Company and Coborn School (10%).

Question 7

How does Scotts Primary School support pupils with SEND?

Accepted Answer

Approximately 45 pupils are on the SEN register. The Deputy Headteacher and SENDCo coordinate support. Staff make appropriate curriculum adaptations so pupils access the same ambitious learning. The school holds the Inclusion Quality Mark. A trained counsellor visits weekly, and each class has a dedicated teaching assistant.

Question 8

When was Scotts Primary School built?

Accepted Answer

Scotts Primary School was built in 1974 to meet rising demand for school places in south Hornchurch. The school operates as a community school under Havering Council, serving 420 pupils aged 4-11 across two-form entry.

Primary School Performance

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