Earned recognition - identified from published data
Old Cleeve Church of England First School
Somerset · TA23 0PB · URN 140636 · Part of BEACON EDUCATION MAT LTD · Diocese of Bath and Wells
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Fall in suspensions and exclusions per 100 pupils year on year - 6.4 fewer per 100 pupils, from the 2023/24 school year.
Results year: 2023/24 · Source: DfE suspensions and permanent exclusions · of 180 schools compared
Parents who agree their child feels safe at school - 100% of parents agree, from parent survey responses submitted during 2023.
Results year: 2023 · Source: Ofsted Parent View (dated submission window) · a bar met by about 28.8% of schools measured
Based on 2023 data; 2024 data for this measure is now published.
Teaching staff retained year on year - 100% staff retained, from the 2023/24 school year.
Results year: 2023/24 · Source: DfE School Workforce Census · a bar met by about 16.5% of schools measured
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