This page contains links, downloads and information about our school performance. It includes the OFSTED report published in October 2013 which recognised the high quality of our work by giving us a 'good' rating.
Results
School Performance 2017
Key statistics about our performance in 2016-17 academic year can be found in this document:
Key statistics about our performance in 2016-17 academic year can be found in this document:
| key_performance_indicatorsjuly_2017.pdf |
Also have a look at our annual report. The link is below.
Key Stage 2 test results 2016
You can find more detail about how well we did in 2016 by reading the annual report. The link is below.
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OFSTED report 2013
The link below will open a copy of our latest OFSTED report. 
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School Performance Tables
This links to the DfE school performance tables. 
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Annual Report
At the end of each year the governors publish a report to parents which summarises the school's achievements that year. They contain the latest information about the school's performance. Copies of these can be found below.
Annual Report 2012-13
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Annual report 2013-14
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Annual report 2014-15
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Annual Report 2015-16
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Annual Report 2016-17
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Pupil Premium
Pupil Premium is a grant awarded by the Department for Education aimed at improving outcomes for children who may be disadvantaged. All schools receive this grant depending on the number of children whose parents serve in the armed services and how many are entitled to Free School Meals (or have been during the preceding 6 years). All schools are required to publish information on the amount of Pupil Premium grant received; how the money has been spent and what the outcomes are for the group of children it is aimed at.
You can find out about how we use our pupil premium here.
You can find out about how we use our pupil premium here.
| pupil_premium_strategy_2017.pdf |
| 2016_pupil_premium_statement.pdf |
| Langham Primary Pupil Premium 2015 |
| Langham Primary School Pupil Premium |
Sport Premium
The Government is providing funding of £150 million per annum for the academic years 2013/14 and 2014/15 to provide new, substantial primary school sports funding. The aim of this funding is to enable schools to improve on their provision of PE and sport but have the freedom to choose how to do this.
You can find out how we are using ours in this document.
You can find out how we are using ours in this document.
| sports_grant_july_2017.pdf |
