Holy Trinity CofE Dobcross Primary School

About Holy Trinity CofE Dobcross Primary School

Holy Trinity CofE Dobcross Primary School is a state-funded Church of England primary in Oldham with a total capacity of 236 pupils, serving children aged 3 to 11. The school operates as a mixed-gender institution and includes nursery provision for the youngest children. While the data does not specify the exact number of pupils currently on roll or the percentage eligible for free school meals, the school’s capacity figure suggests a relatively modest intake compared with larger primaries in the area. In the broader Oldham local authority context, only four out of 86 primary schools hold an Outstanding Ofsted rating, placing Holy Trinity within a competitive landscape where Good-rated schools are the norm. The school’s religious character as Church of England may appeal to families seeking a faith-based education, though admission details — including whether the school is oversubscribed — are not provided in the available data. Its location in Dobcross, a village within the Saddleworth area, means it likely draws from a local catchment, and the presence of a chapel on site reinforces its church affiliation.

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