Abbeyfield School

About Abbeyfield School

Abbeyfield School is a mixed, non-denominational secondary in Wiltshire with capacity for 1,069 pupils aged 11 to 19. The school is currently rated Good by Ofsted, and while the data doesn’t include a specific pupil count, its size places it among the larger secondaries in the local authority. Wiltshire has 30 state secondary schools, of which only three hold an Outstanding rating, so Abbeyfield’s Good grade puts it in the solid middle tier. The school does not have nursery provision and is not a boarding school, so it serves day pupils only. Free school meal eligibility figures aren’t provided here, but the local authority’s average Progress 8 score sits at -0.01, which gives a useful benchmark for the area. Admission information isn’t detailed in the data, so it’s unclear how oversubscribed the school is, but its size suggests it can accommodate a broad cross-section of the local community. The school’s religious character is listed as “Does not apply,” meaning it operates without a faith-based admissions criteria, which may appeal to families seeking a secular environment.

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