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Porchester Junior School

Gedling, NG4 1LFPrimaryAges 7–11MixedState
Ofsted Inspection
Ofsted inspected
No single grade since Sep 2024
Apr 2026
KS2 Results
73%
meeting expected standard in RWM
Applications / places
N/A
No data
Last admitted 0.3 mi
Ranking
🏆Top 25%
#3324 of 13,686 nationally

About Porchester Junior School

Porchester Junior School is a state-funded primary school in Gedling, East Midlands, for pupils aged 7 to 11 for boys and girls. DfE data records 178 pupils on roll and a published capacity of 180.

The latest recorded Ofsted inspection was on 14 Apr 2026 has no single overall grade. 73% met the expected KS2 standard in reading, writing and maths in 2024/25.

Figures can refer to different reporting periods. Check the date and source shown beside each section. How Classpot uses published data.

Key Details

School TypePrimary (State)
Age Range7 to 11 years
GenderMixed
AddressStandhill Road, Carlton, Nottingham, Gedling, NG4 1LF
HeadteacherMrs Vicki Welsby
Local AuthorityNottinghamshire
Number of Pupils178
Free School Meals (FSM)28.1%
School Capacity178 / 180 (99% full)

Ofsted Report Card

14 Apr 2026
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No single overall grade

Ofsted report cards assess separate areas on a five-level scale. These results should not be converted into an overall score.

Safeguarding standardsMet
InclusionStrong standard
Curriculum & teachingStrong standard
AchievementStrong standard
Attendance & behaviourStrong standard
Personal development & wellbeingStrong standard
Leadership & governanceStrong standard

Source: Ofsted official management information, 19 May 2026. Report-card levels are not directly comparable with legacy Ofsted grades.

Published SEND Data

AutismMental HealthSpeech & LanguageVisionPhysicalLearning Difficulty

Source: Department for Education. Confirm current provision with the school's SENCO.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Porchester Junior School

Yes, Porchester Junior School has been inspected by Ofsted. State-funded school inspections stopped receiving a single overall effectiveness grade from September 2024. From November 2025, renewed inspections use report cards with separate five-point grades for each evaluation area.