Amport Church of England Primary School

About Amport Church of England Primary School

Amport Church of England Primary School is a small state primary in Test Valley, Hampshire, with 97 pupils on roll against a capacity of 105, meaning it runs close to full but with a handful of spare places. The school serves a predominantly rural community, and while the data doesn’t give a specific free school meals percentage for Amport itself, the local authority average for KS2 attainment sits at 61 per cent, which provides a useful benchmark. Demand is strong: for the 2025/26 intake, the school received 34 applications for 15 places, an oversubscription ratio of 2.27. Of those, 12 first-preference families were offered a place, and there were exactly 12 first-preference applications in total, suggesting that nearly every family who put it first got in, but competition from outside that group was high. The school’s Church of England character and its location in the Test Valley borough likely appeal to local families seeking a village-style primary with a clear religious foundation.

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