OFSTED
27 January 2026
Latest inspection
Latest published outcome
Met
Renewed framework
Safeguarding
Met
Inclusion
Expected standard
Curriculum & teaching
Expected standard
Achievement
Expected standard
Attendance & behaviour
Needs attention
Personal development
Expected standard
Leadership & governance
Expected standard
INSPECTION HISTORY
Previous Ofsted activity
25 November 2021
Ungraded inspection
School remains Good
Published
20 January 2022
SCHOOL DETAILS
About this school
School type
Academy converter
Phase
Primary
Gender
Mixed
Religious character
Does not apply
Local authority
Kingston upon Hull, City of
Trust
THE CONSTELLATION TRUST
Census date
15 January 2026
PUPIL PROFILE
2025/26
School community
Latest published pupil characteristics for 2025/26.
Total pupils
209
194 full-time ·
15 part-time
Female pupils
109
52.2% of pupils
Male pupils
100
47.8% of pupils
Free school meals
Pupils eligible for free school meals.
10.6 pts
above England
School
35.4%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
35.2%
Yorkshire and The Humber
27.7%
England
24.8%
English as an additional language
Pupils whose first language is not English.
5.5 pts
below England
School
14.8%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
19.7%
Yorkshire and The Humber
17.9%
England
20.3%
Young carers
Pupils recorded as young carers.
1.0 pts
below England
School
0.0%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
0.2%
Yorkshire and The Humber
0.4%
England
1.0%
Ethnicity
Largest recorded pupil groups.
White British
82.8%
173
Any other ethnic group
5.3%
11
Any other White background
3.8%
8
Any other Mixed background
2.9%
6
Unclassified
1.9%
4
African
1.4%
3
Council, regional and national comparisons
are pupil-weighted using published school
census counts.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS
2025/26
Special educational needs
Pupils receiving SEN support or with an education, health and care plan.
Pupils with SEN
18.2%
38 of
209 pupils
2.6 pts
below England
England:
20.8%
England
14.8%
0.9 pts
below
England
6.0%
1.7 pts
below
PRIMARY NEEDS
Pupils
Most common identified needs
SEN comparisons are pupil-weighted using published 2025/26 Department for Education school-level data. Primary needs combine pupils receiving SEN support and pupils with EHC plans.
ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
2024/25
Key stage 2 outcomes
Published Department for Education results for 2024/25.
EXPECTED STANDARD
Reading, writing & maths
67.0%
6.6 pts
above England
EXPECTED STANDARD
79.0%
Reading
5.2 pts above England
School
79.0%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
71.8%
Yorkshire and The Humber
72.8%
England
73.8%
EXPECTED STANDARD
71.0%
Writing
0.7 pts above England
School
71.0%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
72.0%
Yorkshire and The Humber
70.2%
England
70.3%
EXPECTED STANDARD
71.0%
Maths
1.0 pts below England
School
71.0%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
72.2%
Yorkshire and The Humber
71.9%
England
72.0%
School results show the percentage of
pupils meeting the expected standard.
Council, regional and national
comparisons are averages of published
school-level percentages and are not
pupil-weighted official attainment rates.
ATTENDANCE & ABSENCE
2024/25
Attendance profile
Published Department for Education absence data for 2024/25. Lower absence rates are generally better.
ABSENCE RATE
7.20%
Overall absence
Percentage of possible sessions missed.
0.99 pts
higher than
England
School
7.20%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
6.31%
Yorkshire and The Humber
6.13%
England
6.22%
ABSENCE RATE
20.94%
Persistent absence
Pupils missing 10% or more of sessions.
5.13 pts
higher than
England
School
20.94%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
17.69%
Yorkshire and The Humber
15.55%
England
15.82%
ABSENCE RATE
1.57%
Severe absence
Pupils missing 50% or more of sessions.
0.23 pts
lower than
England
School
1.57%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
1.75%
Yorkshire and The Humber
1.77%
England
1.80%
Council, regional and national
comparisons are averages of published
school-level percentages rather than
pupil-weighted official absence rates.
HOW DOES IT COMPARE?
School context
Comparison with open primary schools.
CAPACITY
Capacity utilisation
65.3%
22.9 pts
below England
Appleton Primary School
65.3%
Kingston upon Hull, City of
96.3%
Yorkshire and The Humber
88.6%
England
88.2%
Benchmarks use open schools in the
same phase. Capacity utilisation is
calculated from published pupil and
capacity figures.