St Augustine's Catholic Primary School

About St Augustine's Catholic Primary School

St Augustine's Catholic Primary School in Birmingham holds a Good rating from Ofsted, placing it within the majority of primary schools in the local authority, where 28 out of 292 schools have achieved the top Outstanding grade. The most telling academic metric available is the Key Stage 2 performance, which sits below the Birmingham average of 63. This suggests that while the school provides a solid standard of education, its pupils do not typically reach the same academic heights as those at the strongest local primaries, such as Little Sutton Primary School or Cromwell Junior and Infant School. The school's Roman Catholic character is woven into its identity, with a chapel on site, but the data does not indicate whether this influences academic outcomes directly. Parents considering this school should weigh its consistent Good rating against the fact that higher-performing options exist within the same local authority, including the nearest Outstanding school, St Michael's CofE Primary Academy in Handsworth, which is just two kilometres away.

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