Question 1

Is Immanuel Christian School a good school?

Accepted Answer

A January 2023 ISI educational quality inspection judged pupils’ academic achievements as good and personal development as good, and confirmed Standards were met at that point. A December 2025 ISI material change inspection linked to proposed expansion raised safeguarding-related weaknesses and concluded the school was not likely to meet relevant Standards if the material change were implemented, so families should ask what has changed since then.

Question 2

What are the fees at Immanuel Christian School?

Accepted Answer

For 2025-26, published annual fees are £4,545.00 for Reception to KS2, £5,050.00 for KS3, and £5,555.00 for KS4. Fees are payable termly in advance or by monthly instalments if agreed. Sibling discounts of 10% for a second child and 20% for subsequent children are published.

Question 3

How do admissions work at Immanuel Christian School?

Accepted Answer

Admissions are direct to the school and the policy states there is no entrance examination. Families must accept and respect the Christian ethos. The process includes an interview with the headteacher and usually a half-day visit for the child.

Question 4

What is the Reception application deadline for Immanuel Christian School?

Accepted Answer

For September 2027 entry, online applications open on 7 September 2026 and close on 15 January 2027. Offer day is 16 April 2027, with acceptances due by 30 April 2027.

Question 5

Does Immanuel Christian School have GCSE results data available?

Accepted Answer

The school enters pupils for GCSEs, but inspection reporting notes that small cohort sizes can limit how results are reported and analysed. Parents should ask the school for subject-level information, recent outcomes by cohort, and how pupils are supported into post-16 destinations.

Question 6

What extracurricular activities are available at Immanuel Christian School?

Accepted Answer

Published examples include Craft Club projects, an after-school den building club, curriculum-linked trips, and STEM-related visits such as 3D printing activity with Renishaw, alongside creative projects in music and art.

Question 7

What did the most recent ISI inspection say about Immanuel Christian School?

Accepted Answer

A material change inspection dated 15 December 2025, linked to proposed expansion, concluded the school was not likely to meet relevant Standards if the change were implemented and identified safeguarding policy and oversight weaknesses that required action. Families should ask for the school’s current safeguarding arrangements and what has been changed since that inspection.

GCSE Performance

Grade Distribution