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St Nicholas Church of England Primary Academy

Fairfield Road, New Romney TN28 8BP

3Schola Grade
Year groups
Reception–Year 6
Primary
Pupils
412
On roll
Ages
4–11
Capacity 440
Local authority
Kent
The Diocese of Canterbury Academies Trust

Schola Grade 3

GCSE-style grade (9–1) · compared with 13,602 state-funded primary schools in England · How we grade
Key stage 2 tests56% met the expected standard in reading, writing & maths
29thpercentile
Disadvantaged pupils41% of disadvantaged pupils met the expected standard
33rdpercentile
Attendance16% of pupils persistently absent
26thpercentile

Percentiles compare this school with other state-funded primary schools in England; the line marks the middle. Data: key stage 2 tests, GCSE results (Attainment 8) and persistent absence, 2024/25 (Department for Education).

About St Nicholas Church of England Primary Academy

St Nicholas Church of England Primary Academy is a primary academy in New Romney, Kent, for pupils aged 4–11 (Reception–Year 6). It is part of The Diocese of Canterbury Academies Trust.

It has 412 pupils on roll and room for 440. Religious character: Church of England. Its Schola Grade is 3 on the GCSE-style 9–1 scale, compared with 13,602 state-funded primary schools in England.

Location & nearby schools

Fairfield Road
New Romney TN28 8BP
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School details

Type
Academy · What this means
Level
Primary
Year groups
Reception–Year 6
Ages
4–11
Official type
Academy sponsor led
Religious character
Church of England
Pupils on roll
412
Capacity
440 pupils
Free school meals
39.10% of pupils eligible
Academy trust
The Diocese of Canterbury Academies Trust
Local authority
Kent
Nation
England
URN
142814

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