Latymer All Saints CofE Primary School

About Latymer All Saints CofE Primary School

Latymer All Saints CofE Primary School sits in the middle of the pack in Enfield, ranking 37th out of 59 primary schools in the local authority. Its headline Key Stage 2 metric — the percentage of pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths — comes in at 65%, which is just a shade below the Enfield average of 67%. That puts it in the 43rd percentile nationally, meaning it performs broadly in line with the typical state primary across the country. The school is oversubscribed, with 84 applications for 32 places in the 2025/26 admissions round, and 30 of those 84 were first-preference offers. So while the raw results don't set it apart from the LA average, local demand suggests it's a popular choice for families in the area.

Digging into the 2023/24 exam data, the picture is mixed. In reading, 81% of pupils hit the expected standard and 39% reached the higher standard, with an average scaled score of 107. Maths was similar: 83% at expected and 27% at higher, with an average score of 106. Writing was weaker — 73% at expected and just 4% at higher. Only 2% of pupils achieved the higher standard across all three subjects. The school's most recent Ofsted inspection, in December 2024, rated it Good overall, though the early years provision was judged Requires improvement. Behaviour, personal development, leadership and the quality of education all came out as Good. The previous inspection in 2012 also rated the school Good, so the overall grade has held steady over time.

The school has a Church of England character and a nursery provision for children from age three. Facilities include a forest school, a sensory room, a chapel, music rooms and a sports hall. Clubs cover art, chess, coding, science and choir, and sports on offer include football, cricket, tennis and netball. SEND support is listed for a range of needs including dyslexia, moderate learning difficulties, speech and language needs, hearing impairment, physical disability and autistic spectrum disorder. Parent View responses from 35 families were largely positive: 91% strongly agreed or agreed that their child is happy, and 94% felt their child is safe. 86% would recommend the school to other parents. With 35.1% of pupils eligible for free school meals, the school serves a diverse intake and may suit families looking for a mainstream state primary with a strong pastoral focus and a clear Christian ethos.

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