Question 1

Is Brightwalton C.E. Aided Primary School a good school?

Accepted Answer

The most recent Ofsted inspection (May 2022) graded the school Good overall, with Good judgements across quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, and early years provision. Key Stage 2 outcomes in the 2025 dataset show 70% reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths combined.

Question 2

Is Brightwalton C.E. Aided Primary School state-funded?

Accepted Answer

Yes. This is a state school, so there are no tuition fees. Families should budget for typical extras such as uniform, trips, and optional clubs where applicable.

Question 3

What is the latest Ofsted rating for Brightwalton C.E. Aided Primary School?

Accepted Answer

Ofsted graded the school Good following an inspection on 10 and 11 May 2022.

Question 4

How do I apply for Reception entry to Brightwalton C.E. Aided Primary School?

Accepted Answer

The school states that Reception applications are made through West Berkshire, with a deadline of 15 January for admission the following September. As a voluntary aided Church of England school, the governing body is the admissions authority, but admissions are managed through the West Berkshire admissions team.

Question 5

Is Brightwalton C.E. Aided Primary School oversubscribed?

Accepted Answer

Reception demand in the dataset is recorded as oversubscribed, with 27 applications and 19 offers for the entry route shown. Families should read the published admissions policy carefully and understand how oversubscription criteria are applied.

Question 6

What are the school day times at Brightwalton C.E. Aided Primary School?

Accepted Answer

The school publishes a start window of 08:35 to 08:45, with lessons starting at 08:45, and a finish time of 15:15. The website also describes wraparound care operating from 08:00 to 18:00.

Question 7

What clubs and enrichment does Brightwalton C.E. Aided Primary School offer?

Accepted Answer

The school highlights a broad clubs programme for its size, including examples such as podcast club and Lego club, alongside a range of sports and creative activities. The most recent inspection report also describes a varied range of lunchtime and after-school clubs supporting pupils’ personal development.

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