Question 1

Is Ringwood Church of England Infant School a good school?

Accepted Answer

The latest Ofsted inspection (5 October 2021) rated the school Good overall, with Outstanding judgements for Behaviour and attitudes, Personal development, and Leadership and management. The report highlights calm, purposeful learning and a strong focus on reading through a planned phonics programme.

Question 2

What are the fees at Ringwood Church of England Infant School?

Accepted Answer

This is a state school with no tuition fees. Families should budget for typical extras such as uniform and optional clubs, plus any wraparound childcare costs where applicable.

Question 3

For Reception entry in September 2027 in Hampshire, applications close on 15 January 2027, with offers issued on 16 April 2027.

Accepted Answer

For Reception entry in September 2027 in Hampshire, applications close on 15 January 2027, with offers issued on 16 April 2027. Offers are released on 16 April 2027. The school’s admissions page repeats this timetable and advises naming three schools on the form.

Question 4

Is the school oversubscribed?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The latest demand snapshot shows 101 applications for 64 offers, which is 1.58 applications per place. This means it is sensible to name realistic alternatives alongside this school in your coordinated application.

Question 5

What are the school day start and finish times?

Accepted Answer

The published school day shows school opens at 8:40am, registration ends at 8:50am, and pick-up is at 3:15pm for Reception, Year 1, and Year 2, with a total weekly time of 32.5 hours.

Question 6

Does the school provide wraparound care?

Accepted Answer

Wraparound care is available via The 115 Club, which is located at Ringwood Junior School. Children are transferred between sites by a walking taxi arrangement. The infant school website directs families to confirm current opening times and costs via the club.

Question 7

What is distinctive about the school’s pupil leadership and enrichment?

Accepted Answer

The school runs a Forest Council that meets with staff including the headteacher to raise ideas and lead projects. Past initiatives include Plastic Free Schools work and creating a lunchtime Art club based on pupil questionnaires.

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