Langrish Primary School

About Langrish Primary School

If you're a parent considering Langrish Primary School, the feedback from other families is strikingly positive. In the most recent Parent View survey, covering September 2024 to September 2025, a remarkable 96% of respondents said they would recommend the school. That's based on 80 responses, which is a solid sample size for a school of 210 pupils. The detail backs up the headline: 86% strongly agreed that their child is happy, and 83% strongly agreed their child feels safe. On behaviour, 94% agreed or strongly agreed the school ensures pupils are well-behaved. The school is also clearly popular locally. For the 2025/26 intake, it received 61 applications for just 30 places, making it oversubscribed with a ratio of 2.03 applicants per place. Of those, 35 were first-preference applications, and 29 first-preference offers were made, so getting a place is competitive but not impossible for families who live nearby.

Academically, Langrish performs well above the local average. In the 2023/24 Key Stage 2 results, 83% of pupils reached the expected standard in reading, writing and maths combined, compared to a Hampshire local authority average of 61%. The school also excels at stretching its pupils: 33% achieved the higher standard in all three subjects. In reading, 67% reached the higher standard, and in maths it was 47%. Average scaled scores were 108 in both reading and maths, comfortably above the national benchmark of 100. This performance places Langrish 5th out of 31 primary schools in East Hampshire, and in the top 10% nationally. Its most recent graded Ofsted inspection, in October 2019, rated the school Good overall, with Outstanding marks for early years provision and personal development. A subsequent ungraded inspection in May 2025 confirmed the school has improved significantly since then, though the overall effectiveness rating remains Good.

The school offers a strong set of facilities for a primary of its size, including a sports hall, playing fields, a forest school area, and a sensory room. Sports provision covers swimming, tennis, cricket, athletics and netball, while clubs include chess, choir, drama and an eco club. For children with additional needs, the school has specific provisions for dyslexia, autistic spectrum disorder, visual impairment and social, emotional and mental health needs, though the Parent View data on SEND support had no responses, so it's worth asking the school directly about this. With a very low proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals (1.9%), the school draws from a relatively affluent catchment. Langrish is a good fit for families who value strong academic outcomes, a happy and safe environment, and a school that is full to capacity with high local demand.

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