SCHOOL PROFILE

Beormund Primary School

Not applicable Community special school URN 100879
Open
Pupils 8,834,192 Latest school census
Capacity — Published school capacity
Capacity used — Pupils as a share of capacity
Age range 5 – 11 Statutory age range
OFSTED

Latest graded inspection

18 June 2024
Latest published outcome Outstanding
OEIF
Quality of education Outstanding
Behaviour & attitudes Outstanding
Personal development Outstanding
Leadership & management Outstanding
INSPECTION HISTORY

Previous Ofsted activity

23 February 2023
Ungraded inspection School remains Good (Concerns) - S5 Next
Published 26 April 2023
SCHOOL DETAILS

About this school

School type Community special school
Phase Not applicable
Gender Mixed
Religious character Does not apply
Local authority Southwark
Trust Not applicable
Census date 15 January 2026
PUPIL PROFILE

School community

Latest published pupil characteristics for 2025/26.

2025/26
Total pupils 37 37 full-time · 0 part-time
Female pupils 7 18.9% of pupils
Male pupils 30 81.1% of pupils

Free school meals

Pupils eligible for free school meals.

70.3%
45.5 pts above England
School 70.3%
Southwark 35.7%
London 26.3%
England 24.8%

English as an additional language

Pupils whose first language is not English.

2.7%
17.6 pts below England
School 2.7%
Southwark 27.8%
London 39.2%
England 20.3%

Young carers

Pupils recorded as young carers.

0.0%
1.0 pts below England
School 0.0%
Southwark 0.3%
London 0.5%
England 1.0%

Ethnicity

Largest recorded pupil groups.

White British
40.5%
15
Caribbean
18.9%
7
African
16.2%
6
Any other White background
8.1%
3
Any other Black background
5.4%
2
Any other Mixed background
5.4%
2
Council, regional and national comparisons are pupil-weighted using published school census counts.
ADDITIONAL NEEDS

Special educational needs

Pupils receiving SEN support or with an education, health and care plan.

2025/26
Pupils with SEN 100.0% 37 of 37 pupils
79.2 pts above England England: 20.8%
School 100.0%
Southwark 22.5%
London 19.8%
England 20.8%
SEN support 0.0% 0 pupils
England 14.8% 14.8 pts below
EHC plans 100.0% 37 pupils
England 6.0% 94.0 pts above
PRIMARY NEEDS

Most common identified needs

Pupils
Social, emotional & mental health 26
Autistic spectrum disorder 6
Other difficulty or disability 2
Speech, language & communication 2
Specific learning difficulty 1

SEN comparisons are pupil-weighted using published 2025/26 Department for Education school-level data. Primary needs combine pupils receiving SEN support and pupils with EHC plans.

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

Key stage 2 outcomes

Published Department for Education results for 2024/25.

2024/25
EXPECTED STANDARD

Reading, writing & maths

17.0% 43.4 pts below England
School 17.0%
Southwark 65.8%
London 67.9%
England 60.4%
EXPECTED STANDARD

Reading

17.0%

56.8 pts below England

School 17.0%
Southwark 76.4%
London 78.2%
England 73.8%
EXPECTED STANDARD

Writing

33.0%

37.3 pts below England

School 33.0%
Southwark 74.3%
London 75.1%
England 70.3%
EXPECTED STANDARD

Maths

17.0%

55.0 pts below England

School 17.0%
Southwark 75.0%
London 77.7%
England 72.0%
School results show the percentage of pupils meeting the expected standard. Council, regional and national comparisons are averages of published school-level percentages and are not pupil-weighted official attainment rates.
ATTENDANCE & ABSENCE

Attendance profile

Published Department for Education absence data for 2024/25. Lower absence rates are generally better.

2024/25
ABSENCE RATE

Overall absence

10.13%

Percentage of possible sessions missed.

3.91 pts higher than England
School 10.13%
Southwark 6.56%
London 6.38%
England 6.22%
ABSENCE RATE

Persistent absence

33.33%

Pupils missing 10% or more of sessions.

17.52 pts higher than England
School 33.33%
Southwark 18.21%
London 17.60%
England 15.82%
ABSENCE RATE

Severe absence

2.78%

Pupils missing 50% or more of sessions.

0.97 pts higher than England
School 2.78%
Southwark 2.04%
London 1.67%
England 1.80%
Council, regional and national comparisons are averages of published school-level percentages rather than pupil-weighted official absence rates.
Sources: Department for Education · Get Information about Schools · Ofsted monthly management information