The Langley Heritage Primary

About The Langley Heritage Primary

Parents at The Langley Heritage Primary are overwhelmingly positive, with 95% of respondents to the most recent Parent View survey saying they would recommend the school. The survey, which ran between September 2024 and September 2025 and gathered 66 responses, shows particularly strong satisfaction around pupil happiness and safety: 94% of parents either agreed or strongly agreed that their child is happy, and 96% felt their child is safe. The school is clearly popular locally, too. For the 2025/26 academic year, it received 111 applications for just 60 places, with 65 of those applications coming from families who put it as their first preference. That works out at an oversubscription ratio of 1.85, meaning nearly two families applied for every available spot. The school has a nursery provision and caters for children from age 2 through to 11, and its capacity of 690 currently houses 528 pupils, so there is some room to grow.

Academically, the school sits in the middle of the pack within Slough. Its most recent graded Ofsted inspection, in November 2019, rated overall effectiveness as Good, with leadership and management judged Outstanding. A subsequent ungraded inspection in April 2025 confirmed that standards have been maintained. In the 2023/24 Key Stage 2 results, 68% of pupils reached the expected standard in reading, writing and maths combined, which is just below the local authority average of 70%. The school ranks 16th out of 26 primary schools in Slough on this metric. Individual subject scores were solid: average scaled scores of 106 in both reading and maths, with 77% reaching the expected standard in maths and 75% in reading. A higher standard was achieved by 12% of pupils across all three subjects. The school’s national ranking places it in the 37th percentile, and within the South East region it sits in the 35th percentile.

The school offers a broad range of facilities including an ICT suite, art studios, music rooms, a library and playing fields. Sports on offer include football, tennis, athletics, netball and dance, while clubs cover drama, choir, chess, coding and film club. For families with children who have special educational needs, the school lists provisions for a wide range of needs including autistic spectrum disorder, speech and language communication needs, and social, emotional and mental health support. In the Parent View survey, 92% of parents agreed or strongly agreed that SEND children get the support they need. The school is non-religious and is located in Slough, within the South East region. Given its oversubscription, families considering it should be prepared for a competitive admissions process, particularly for Reception places. It suits families who value strong parent-reported satisfaction, a Good Ofsted rating with an Outstanding leadership judgement, and a school that is well-regarded enough to be a first choice for many local families.

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