Question 1

Is St Michael's CofE Primary School, Wigton a good school?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ofsted’s inspection dated 14 March 2024 confirmed the school continues to be Good, and safeguarding arrangements were judged effective. The report highlights positive behaviour and routines, a broad curriculum, and strong early reading.

Question 2

What are the fees at St Michael's CofE Primary School, Wigton?

Accepted Answer

This is a state school with no tuition fees. Families should budget for normal school costs such as uniform and optional clubs or trips. The school also publishes charges for wraparound care such as breakfast club and after-school club.

Question 3

How do I apply for Reception at St Michael's CofE Primary School, Wigton?

Accepted Answer

Applications are made through the local authority coordinated process for a September start. The school’s published admissions information points families to Cumberland’s application forms and a mid-January closing point each year.

Question 4

What are the Key Stage 2 results at St Michael's CofE Primary School, Wigton?

Accepted Answer

The current profile flags a very small KS2 cohort and does not provide a refreshed publishable percentage set. Treat older small-cohort results cautiously and ask the school how it supports pupils toward the expected standard and stretches higher attainers.

Question 5

Does St Michael's CofE Primary School, Wigton offer breakfast and after-school care?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The school publishes wraparound provision, including breakfast club from 7.45am and after-school club running until 5.30pm on school days, with published session charges.

Question 6

What is the school’s religious character?

Accepted Answer

The school is Church of England with a values-led approach. The website describes Christian values including friendship, perseverance, respect, love, courage and generosity, and references links with local churches.

Question 7

What does Ofsted say about reading at St Michael's CofE Primary School, Wigton?

Accepted Answer

Ofsted’s March 2024 inspection describes reading as prioritised across year groups, with a systematic phonics programme taught consistently well. The report also mentions pupil roles such as school librarians, supporting a culture that encourages reading widely.

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