St Mildred's Primary Infant School

St Mildred's Avenue, Broadstairs, Kent, CT10 2BX

Not rated

Not yet inspected

Not inspected

Ofsted

Primary

Phase

4–7

Ages

268

Pupils

Mixed

Gender

Foundation school

Type

School Information

Local Authority: Kent →
School Type: Foundation school
Phase: Primary
Age Range: Ages 4–7
Gender: Mixed
Pupils / Capacity: 268 / 270 (99%)
Sixth Form: Does not have a sixth form
Nursery: No Nursery Classes
Religious Character: Does not apply

Pupil profile

2023/24

Who attends this school — useful context if you’re considering teaching here.

17.9%

Disadvantaged

7.8%

EAL

1.5%

SEN support

13.8%

EHC plan

Source: DfE School Census, 2023/24, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Results & performance

2023/24

Official Department for Education results, pupil destinations and attendance.

Attendance

4.8%

Overall absence

9.9%

Persistent absence

Source: Department for Education performance tables, 2023/24, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Some independent schools’ qualifications (e.g. IGCSEs) are not all reflected in these figures.

Workforce

2024/25

Staffing at this school, with the trend over recent years — useful if you’re considering working here.

13.25

Teachers (FTE)

↑ +1.0 vs 2023/24

20.2

Pupils per teacher

↓ -1.8 vs 2023/24

13.64

Teaching assistants (FTE)

↓ -3.6 vs 2023/24

£43,673

Avg teacher salary

Mean · 19% on leadership pay

↑ +£2,385 vs 2023/24

Teacher vacancies

0% rate

→ 0 vs 2023/24

2.85

Leadership (FTE)

→ 0.0 vs 2023/24

Data for the 2024/25 academic year (trend lines show 3 years). Source: DfE School Workforce Census, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. State-funded schools only.

School finances

2024-25

How this school is funded and where the money goes — per pupil.

£6,835

Spend per pupil

£6,732

Income per pupil

43%

Spent on teaching staff

Source: DfE school finance returns (CFR for council-maintained schools, AAR for academies), 2024-25, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Per-pupil figures are calculated from total income/expenditure.