St Edmund’s Girls’ School, Wiltshire, South West

St Edmund’s Girls’ School is an academy converter residing in locality of Laverstock. It has been offering exceptional educational opportunities for students aged between 11 and 16. Residing on Church Road, in the town of Salisbury, the school is within the parliamentary constituency of Salisbury.

This is a girls gender school has a maximum capacity of 840 pupils, with the school's current pupil count stands at 843 pupils with 0 boys and 843 girls.

St Edmund’s Girls’ School is part of the Diocese of Salisbury, continues to served the community with distinction for many years, and wears its Church of England character proudly.

As per the latest data, 13.8% of the students in St Edmund’s Girls’ School receive Free School Meals (FSM), underlining the school's commitment to providing for pupils from all walks of life.

Mr Bruce Burley (the headteacher) leads a dedicated team of educators and staff members. The school's last Ofsted inspection was on 06-02-2018 awarding it a Good rating.

St Edmund’s Girls’ School Profile

Other Info for St Edmund’s Girls’ School

School Status

: Closed

Ofsted Rating

: Good

Parliamentary Constituency

: Salisbury

Inspectorate Name

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St Edmund’s Girls’ School Address & Location

This education institution is located in Church Road, Laverstock, Wiltshire, South West SP1 1RD.

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Teachers & School Workforce

St Edmund’s Girls’ School have a total of teachers in their school, with of them are classroom teachers. Only % of them are above the age of 50. In St Edmund’s Girls’ School the pupil to teachers ratio is , which means 1 teacher teaches around pupils.

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