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Mickleton Primary School

Ages 5 to 11 · 203 pupils (115 boys, 88 girls)

Getting a Reception place in 2026

2 places left

Last year, Mickleton Primary School did not fill its Reception places: 2 of 30 were still free after offer day, so distance did not decide who got in.

30places

23families put it first

50listed it at all

Year by year since 2019

2019Not full: everyone who applied got in
2020Not full: everyone who applied got in
20211.98 mi
2022Not full: everyone who applied got in
2023Not full: everyone who applied got in
20242.29 mi
2025Not full: everyone who applied got in
2026Not full: everyone who applied got in
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More about how places were given

30 Reception places for September 2026; 28 offered on national offer day.

23 families put it first; 50 listed it as any preference.

2 spare places after offers in 2026.

Distances change every year. Looked-after children, siblings, catchment and faith can come before distance. Check the admissions policy before you apply.

Places offered, September 2026 Reception entry, Gloucestershire County Council. Earlier years: allocation-day tables, Gloucestershire County Council. What this means

Closing date for Reception and junior applications: Midnight, 15 January 2027. Key dates

In short.

Worth knowing

  • It had spare places after offer day last year.

Typical is the middle school when all 243 Gloucestershire primaries are lined up, half above and half below. Tap a box for the detail.

How places are given.

The council runs admissions for this school. If more families apply than there are places, places go in this order:

  1. Children in care, or who were in care
  2. Brothers and sisters of children already at the school (or its linked junior school, if it has one)
  3. Everyone else, nearest first, measured in a straight line from home to school

Gloucestershire County Council admission arrangements, September 2027. Children whose EHC plan names the school are given a place first.

Gloucestershire admission rules for September 2027

Free school transport. If this is your nearest suitable school and the walking route is more than 2 miles (children under 8) or 3 miles (8 and over), the council usually provides free transport. Families on lower incomes can get help over shorter distances. School transport

Visit the school.

We haven't found published open day dates for this school. Most primary schools are happy to show families round between November and January: check the school's website or call 01386438393 to arrange a visit. See every open day we know about.

SATs results.

+6

6 more children in every 100 meet the expected level than at schools in England with similar pupils. Similar pupils means a similar share from lower-income families (46% here). About 59% would be expected.

Met the expected level, each year

202365%
202465%
202565%

Each year is a different group of pupils.

Where it ranks in Gloucestershire
SATs: met the expected levelReading, writing and maths, 2023 to 2025 · joint 80th of 213 · Typical 61%65%
SATs compared with similar schoolsExtra children in every 100 meeting the level, against schools in England with similar pupils · 52nd of 202 · Typical −3+6
SATs: met the expected level in 2025Reading, writing and maths, one year · joint 98th of 209 · Typical 64%65%
Reading, 2025joint 64th of 209 · Typical 80%85%
Writing, 2025joint 110th of 209 · Typical 74%73%
Maths, 2025joint 55th of 209 · Typical 77%85%
Teachers still there a year laterjoint 43rd of 200 · Typical 87%94%

Positions are among Gloucestershire state primary and junior schools with a published figure. 1st means the highest results. Typical is the school in the middle when they are lined up from highest to lowest. Jargon buster.

Key stage 2 results 2024/25 and 3-year average 2023 to 2025 (revised).

Ofsted.

Ofsted

Good

Short check, 2023

A short Ofsted check (8 February 2023) found it is still Good.

In Ofsted's words, from its school inspection report, February 2023:
“Pupils are proud to belong to this inclusive and happy school. Leaders ensure that the school’s values and motto, ‘To become the person I need to be’, are at the centre of everything they do. Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) are well supported and participate fully in all aspects of school life. […]”

Read the full report (PDF) · Ofsted, Open Government Licence.

Inspection history (6 reports)
  • 07 February 2023School inspection · report
  • 13 July 2017Short inspection · report
  • 17 October 2012Full inspection: Good · report
  • 30 September 2009Full inspection: Satisfactory · report
  • 08 November 2006Full inspection: Satisfactory · report
  • 13 January 2003Full inspection · report

Grades from different years were given under different rules, so they are not directly comparable. Reports from before a school became an academy are listed under its old school on the Ofsted website.

Read the reports on the Ofsted website

What parents told Ofsted.

Not enough parents filled in Ofsted's Parent View survey for this school to publish results. Ofsted only publishes a school's results once 10 or more parents have answered (November 2025 to September 2026).

See this school on Ofsted Parent View, or add your own views if your child goes there.

Day to day.

Pupils

Average class size▲ Higher than typical (26)29
How full the school is197 pupils for 210 places, May 202594%
Can get free school mealsA sign of how many families have lower incomesAbout typical (16%)17%
Get extra help with special needsSEN support, without a formal plan▼ Lower than typical (18%)12%
Have an EHC planA legal plan for special needs▼ Lower than typical (4.3%)3.0%
Speak another language at home▼ Lower than typical (5.1%)2.5%

Attendance and behaviour

Lessons missedFor any reasonAbout typical (4.7%)4.8%
Missing 1 day in 10 or moreCalled “persistently absent”About typical (11%)10%
Suspensions per 100 pupils▼ Lower than typical (1.6)0.5

Teachers and money

Pupils per teacherNot the same as class size▲ Higher than typical (19.7)21.4
Teachers still there a year later▲ Higher than typical (87%)94%
Spending per pupilSmall schools usually cost more per child▼ Lower than typical (£6,992)£6,632

Behaviour policies differ between schools, so compare suspensions with care. Pupils and staff: school census and workforce census, Department for Education.

Questions parents ask.

How close do you need to live to get a place at Mickleton Primary School?

Last year, Mickleton Primary School did not fill its Reception places: 2 of 30 were still free after offer day, so distance did not decide who got in. Year by year since 2019: 2019: not full: everyone who applied got in; 2020: not full: everyone who applied got in; 2021: 1.98 miles; 2022: not full: everyone who applied got in; 2023: not full: everyone who applied got in; 2024: 2.29 miles; 2025: not full: everyone who applied got in; 2026: not full: everyone who applied got in. Distances change every year, and children in priority groups (such as looked-after children and brothers or sisters of current pupils) can get places before distance is used.

How many families applied to Mickleton Primary School?

For September 2026 Reception entry, 23 families put Mickleton Primary School as their first choice and 50 listed it as one of their choices, for 30 places. (Gloucestershire County Council)

What are Mickleton Primary School's SATs results?

Over the three years 2023 to 2025, 65% of Year 6 children at Mickleton Primary School met the expected level in reading, writing and maths. (Department for Education, key stage 2 results)

What did Ofsted say about Mickleton Primary School?

A short Ofsted check (8 February 2023) found it is still Good.

How do I apply for a place at Mickleton Primary School?

You apply to your home council, not to the school. If you live in Gloucestershire, that is Gloucestershire County Council. For September 2027 entry, apply by midnight, 15 January 2027. Offers are sent on 16 April 2027.

Contact and nearby.

Broadmarston Lane, Mickleton, Chipping Campden, GL55 6SJ

Headteacher: Mr Tom Roberts

01386 438393 · School website

Official school record · Gloucestershire school admissions

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This is a guide, not an admissions decision. Figures come from the Department for Education, Ofsted and Gloucestershire County Council and were last updated 7 November 2026. Always check the school's admissions policy and the council's admissions pages before applying. How admissions work