How many pupils does Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy have?

Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy has 189 pupils enrolled.

Who is the head of school of Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy?

The head of school of Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy is Ben Greene.

What type of school is Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy?

Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy is a Academy sponsor led with a Primary phase of education.

Which local authority is Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy in?

Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy is in the North Yorkshire local authority area.

Academy sponsor led Primary Open

Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy

Low Street, Brotherton, North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, WF11 9HQ

Ofsted: Good (graded inspection, 19 October 2023). Last inspected 19 October 2023.

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189

Pupils

32.2%

Free school meals

1 August 2015

Opened

About this school

Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy is an Academy sponsor led serving primary age pupils, located in North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire. The school has 189 pupils enrolled. Ofsted: Good (graded inspection, 19 October 2023). Last inspected 19 October 2023. The Head of School is Ben Greene. The school is administered by North Yorkshire local authority. It belongs to EBOR ACADEMY TRUST. It opened in 1 August 2015.

School details

Head of School: Ben Greene
Trust: EBOR ACADEMY TRUST
Local authority: North Yorkshire
Gender: Mixed
URN: 141393

Contact

01977355020 admin.bbs@ebor.academy Visit website Ofsted Report

Admissions

Applications for places at Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy are handled by the school or the local authority (North Yorkshire). See the school's website for admissions arrangements, or read the GOV.UK guide to school admissions.

SATs Performance (Key Stage 2)

48%

Meeting the expected standard · 2024-25

Reaching the higher standard · 2024-25

The expected standard means pupils reached the level the Department for Education expects in reading, writing and maths combined by the end of primary school.
The higher standard means pupils achieved a high score in reading and maths and were working at greater depth in writing.

Source: Department for Education school performance data. Check this school on GOV.UK →