Question 1

Is Skegness Infant Academy a good school?

Accepted Answer

The latest Ofsted inspection (20-21 May 2025; published 17 June 2025) reported that the academy has taken effective action to maintain standards and confirmed safeguarding is effective. Inspection evidence also highlights early reading and phonics as a strength, with pupils beginning to learn to read as soon as they start.

Question 2

What are the fees at Skegness Infant Academy?

Accepted Answer

Skegness Infant Academy is a state-funded school with no tuition fees. Nursery provision includes funded 15 and 30 hour places for eligible children, alongside paid sessions; families should check the academy’s nursery information for current pricing and session options.

Question 3

How do I apply for Reception at Skegness Infant Academy?

Accepted Answer

Reception applications are coordinated by Lincolnshire County Council. Families should check the council’s current primary admissions guidance for the relevant application window, deadline, offer day and any late-application arrangements.

Question 4

Is Skegness Infant Academy oversubscribed?

Accepted Answer

Yes, based on the latest available admissions snapshot provided here: 90 applications for 63 offers, which is about 1.43 applications per place. Oversubscription levels can vary year to year.

Question 5

What time does the school day start and finish?

Accepted Answer

The academy publishes arrival for Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 as 8:45am to 8:55am, with collection at 3:10pm. Nursery runs morning, afternoon and full-time sessions with published drop-off and collection windows.

Question 6

Is wraparound care available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The academy states that breakfast club is run by JB Sports and Education from the junior site, with a 7:45am to 8:15am drop-off slot. After-school club runs to 4:30pm with extended options to 5:30pm and 6:00pm (also based at the junior site).

Question 7

What clubs and enrichment does the academy offer?

Accepted Answer

Examples referenced by the academy include clubs such as Lego, multi-skills, agility, dance, yoga, phonics, and computing. Inspection evidence also references opportunities that build aspirations, including careers-related activities for younger pupils.

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