Question 1

Is St Michael's Church of England Infant School Maidstone a good school?

Accepted Answer

The most recent Ofsted inspection (3–4 December 2024) graded the school Good for quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, and early years provision. The report highlights strong routines, a priority on learning to read, and a curriculum supported by trips and workshops.

Question 2

What are the fees at St Michael's Church of England Infant School Maidstone?

Accepted Answer

This is a state-funded school with no tuition fees. Families may pay for optional extras such as clubs, wraparound care, uniform, and trips.

Question 3

When is the application deadline for Reception entry in September 2027?

Accepted Answer

Kent County Council's on-time deadline is midnight on 15 January 2026, with offers issued on 16 April 2026. The school has also published open evenings for September 2026 starters on 10 and 17 November 2025 (4pm–5pm).

Question 4

Is St Michael's Church of England Infant School Maidstone oversubscribed?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The dataset indicates 103 applications for 40 offers (2.58 applications per place) in the main intake route, alongside an oversubscribed status.

Question 5

Does the school offer before and after-school childcare?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The school publishes breakfast club and after-school club options, and also offers Rainbow Club childcare that runs later for families who need it. Availability can be limited, so families should ask about capacity early.

Question 6

Where do children go after Year 2?

Accepted Answer

Most pupils transfer to the linked junior school in the federation at Year 3, but parents must apply for Year 3 places rather than assuming automatic transfer. The school states Year 2 parents must apply for the Year 3 place by 15 January 2027 for September 2026 transfer.

Question 7

How does the Church of England character affect school life and admissions?

Accepted Answer

The school is a voluntary controlled Church of England school. Daily worship and Christian values form part of the school's identity, and the 2026–27 admissions policy includes a denominational criterion within catchment for applicants who request admission on denominational grounds and provide evidence.

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