Secondary school

Hungerhill School

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  • ages 11–16
  • Mixed
  • Doncaster
  • DN3 2JY
  • No sixth form
Ofsted areas (no overall grade) · inspected Dec 2024

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Results · 2024/25

Ranked 1,055 of 3,280 secondaries in England · top 33%

Top % in England, by year
2015/16: top 23%23%2016/17: top 19%19% · 2016/172017/18: top 24%2018/19: top 41%2021/22: top 37%2022/23: top 24%2023/24: top 25%2024/25: top 33%No exams

Against Yorkshire and The Humber

Attainment 849.2 · Yorkshire and The Humber 45.38/10 Above
Grade 5+ English and maths50.2% · Yorkshire and The Humber 42.7%7/10 Above+10.6 pts since 21/22
EBacc point score4.58 · Yorkshire and The Humber 3.939/10 Top 20%
Progress 8 · 2023/24+0.41 · Yorkshire and The Humber −0.079/10 Top 20%+21.7 pts since 18/19
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No exams 2019/20–21

Attainment 8
2015/16: 54.5 · 224 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 49.82016/17: 52.4 · 223 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 45.82017/18: 51.4 · 221 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 45.42018/19: 47.9 · 221 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 45.552021/22: 51.1 · 249 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 47.22022/23: 51.6 · 217 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 44.72023/24: 51.1 · 218 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 44.92024/25: 49.2 · 217 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 45.354.547.9No exams
Grade 5+ English and maths
2016/17: 52% · 223 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 40%2017/18: 50% · 221 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 39%2018/19: 38% · 221 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 39%2021/22: 51% · 249 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 47%2022/23: 53% · 217 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 40%2023/24: 54.1% · 218 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 42.3%2024/25: 50.2% · 217 pupils · Yorkshire and The Humber 42.7%54.1%38%No exams

Getting in · 2026

First-choice families who got in76.1%
232 of 305 who put it first2014 · 79.9%2026 · 76.1%
By preference
ChoiceAppliedOffered
1st305232
2nd1457
3rd783

Last distance offered: London only

Inspections · 2008–2024

  • Personal developmentOutstanding
  • Quality of educationOutstanding
  • Behaviour and attitudesOutstanding
  • Leadership and managementOutstanding
  • SafeguardingEffective
  1. 2008Goodas predecessor
  2. 2012Outstanding
  3. 2024All areas Outstanding

Pupils · 2024/25

On roll · Jan 20261,175
Free school meals (past 6 years)20.6%
First language not English7.3%
SEN support9.3%
EHC plan2.2%
Absence (sessions missed)7.3%
Persistently absent pupils19.4%

Girls 53.5%Boys 46.5%

104.9% full · 1,120 places

Parent View

Earlier survey (before Nov 2025) · as at 1 Sep 2025 · 123 responses (10.5% of pupils)

  • My child is happy at this school74.8% agree
  • My child feels safe at this school80.5% agree
  • The school makes sure its pupils are well behaved70.7% agree
  • My child has been bullied and the school dealt with the bullying quickly and effectively · 67.5% not applicable42.5% agree
  • The school makes me aware of what my child will learn during the year65% agree
  • When I have raised concerns with the school they have been dealt with properly · 23.6% not applicable51.1% agree
  • Does your child have special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND)?25.2% yes
  • My child has SEND, and the school gives them the support they need to succeed · asked only of the 25.2% who said Yes above48.4% agree
  • The school has high expectations for my child86.2% agree
  • My child does well at this school76.4% agree
  • The school lets me know how my child is doing74% agree
  • There is a good range of subjects available to my child at this school66.7% agree
  • My child can take part in clubs and activities at this school92.7% agree
  • The school supports my child's wider personal development59.3% agree
  • I would recommend this school to another parent63.4% yes

Workforce · 2025/26

Pupils per teacher17.9
Pupils per adult13.0
  • Classroom teachers 54.3
  • Leadership 11.2
  • Teaching assistants 10.3
  • Other support 34.1

Teachers 65.5 FTE · Whole workforce 109.9 · 132 people

Financials · 2024/25

Income per pupil£7,423
Spend per pupil£6,893
Staff spend per pupil£5,453
Reserve per pupil£2,407
  • +£2,833,000revenue reserve
  • +£624,000in-year balance

Grants £7,167 · self-generated £260 · premises £283 per pupil

Multi-academy trust: BRIGHTER FUTURES LEARNING PARTNERSHIP TRUST (7 academies) · trust reserve £6,151,000 · Reserves in a multi-academy trust belong to the trust; this academy's figures include the share of central costs the trust gives it

Destinations · 2023/24 leavers

After Year 11

218 students, followed through 2024/25 · Provisional

  • Sustained95.4%
  • Education83.9%
  • Apprenticeship9.6%
  • Employment1.8%
  • Not sustained2.8%
  • Unknown1.8%