Beoley First School

About Beoley First School

Beoley First School is a small state primary for mixed pupils aged 4 to 9, with a school capacity of 110. That modest size places it firmly in the category of an intimate village-style school, and the fact that it operates as a first school — taking children only up to Year 4 — means families will need to plan for a middle or junior transfer at age nine. The school is non-denominational, with no nursery provision and no sixth form, so its focus is squarely on the early primary years. While the data doesn’t include a specific free school meals percentage, the local authority of Worcestershire has 180 primary schools in total, of which only 13 are rated Outstanding by Ofsted, suggesting that a Good rating like Beoley’s puts it in solid company. There is no explicit admissions oversubscription figure in the data, so it’s unclear how much demand pressure the school faces, but its relatively small capacity often means that first schools in this area are popular with local families who value a close-knit setting.

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