Primary school

Woodgrange Infant School

  • Community School
  • ages 3–7
  • Mixed
  • Newham
  • E7 0NJ

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Results · 2024/25

England rank: Not ranked for 2024/25: no published figure for this school

Against London

Expected standard, RWMNot enough data · London 72No results published for 2024/25
Higher standard, RWMNot enough data · London 12No results published for 2024/25
Reading scoreNot enough data · London 107No results published for 2024/25
Maths scoreNot enough data · London 107No results published for 2024/25

Getting in · 2026

First-choice families who got in95.6%
109 of 114 who put it first2014 · 99.0%2026 · 95.6%
By preference
ChoiceAppliedOffered
1st114109
2nd548
3rd192
Last distance offered
  • 2026/271.2 km
  • 2025/261.2 km
  • 2024/251.5 km
  • 2022/231.6 km
  • 2021/222.3 km
  • 2020/211.6 km

Inspections · 2008–2025

  • Personal developmentGood
  • Quality of educationRequires improvement
  • Behaviour and attitudesGood
  • Early years provisionGood
  • Leadership and managementRequires improvement
  • SafeguardingEffective
  1. 2008Good
  2. 2011Good
  3. 2016Ungraded visit
  4. 2019Remains Good
  5. 2025Lowest Requires improvement

2 points to improve

Read what Ofsted said (6)

From Ofsted report, inspected Mar 2025

Strengths

  • “Pupils enjoy coming to this kind and welcoming school.”
  • “Pupils are kept safe and know they can rely on staff to help resolve any issues or worries.”
  • “Staff encourage pupils to reflect on things when they go wrong and to work together to come up with a solution.”

To improve

  • “In many foundation subjects, the school has not given enough thought to the knowledge, skills, and vocabulary that it wants pupils to know and remember.”
  • “As a result, pupils do not achieve well enough in foundation subjects.”
  • “The school should identify the subject-specific concepts and knowledge that it wants pupils to know, retain and build on over time.”

Ofsted inspection report extracts, Crown copyright, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Pupils · 2024/25

On roll · Jan 2026378
Free school meals (past 6 years)19.8%
First language not English59.4%
SEN support24.3%
EHC plan2.9%
Absence (sessions missed)6.3%
Persistently absent pupils20.3%

Girls 51.5%Boys 48.5%

105% full · 360 places

Parent View

Earlier survey (before Nov 2025) · as at 1 Sep 2025 · 151 responses (39.8% of pupils)

  • My child is happy at this school98.7% agree
  • My child feels safe at this school99.3% agree
  • The school makes sure its pupils are well behaved97.4% agree
  • My child has been bullied and the school dealt with the bullying quickly and effectively · 78.2% not applicable63.7% agree
  • The school makes me aware of what my child will learn during the year96.7% agree
  • When I have raised concerns with the school they have been dealt with properly · 42.4% not applicable93.1% agree
  • Does your child have special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND)?0% yes
  • My child has SEND, and the school gives them the support they need to succeed · asked only of the 0% who said Yes above0% agree
  • The school has high expectations for my child90.1% agree
  • My child does well at this school98.7% agree
  • The school lets me know how my child is doing98% agree
  • There is a good range of subjects available to my child at this school95.4% agree
  • My child can take part in clubs and activities at this school92.1% agree
  • The school supports my child's wider personal development93.4% agree
  • I would recommend this school to another parent98.7% yes

Workforce · 2025/26

Pupils per teacher21.0
Pupils per adult8.8
  • Classroom teachers 14.6
  • Leadership 2.8
  • Teaching assistants 22.7
  • Other support 6.1

Teachers 17.4 FTE · Whole workforce 46.2 · 59 people

Financials · 2025/26

Income per pupil£8,468
Spend per pupil£8,429
Staff spend per pupil£6,833
Reserve per pupil£251
  • +£91,611revenue reserve
  • +£14,164in-year balance

Grants £8,188 · self-generated £280 · premises £379 per pupil