A good voluntary aided school school in Merton. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School.
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| Year | Mat Average | Read Average |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 107.0 | 107.0 |
| 2023 | 107.0 | 107.0 |
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"Learning in Love"
As a Catholic school, Sacred Heart serves Catholic families, those of other faiths and none, in an ethos of understanding, mutual respect and inclusivity.
Headteacher’s Welcome describes Sacred Heart as a vibrant, friendly two-form entry Catholic school welcoming families of all faiths and none; inclusive and diverse with 31 languages spoken; school motto is ‘Learning in Love’ and core values are Faith, Hope and Love.
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Wrap-around childcare for 2-11 years through Little Hearts Pre-school and Kidz Klub breakfast and after-school club; Breakfast Club 7:30am–8:40am; After-school Club 3:15pm–6:00pm; Holiday Clubs 8:00am–5:30pm; Extended day for Pre-school 7:30am–5:00pm; Booking via Kidz Klub (07840776329) or [email protected]; Invoicing for Little Hearts available; 2 days minimum for bookings; separate charges apply for some services.
SEND and EHCPNA process; SEN Offer and Information Report 2025-26; Local Offer leaflet from Merton; Presentation from Parent Meeting about SEND and EHCPs; Timeline for EHCPs;DfE Special Needs Jungle flowcharts; SEN pages including SEND EHCP timelines and resources.
Two application forms: CAF (local authority) for Reception or In-Year Transfer and Sacred Heart’s Supplementary Information Form; Baptismal certificates (if available) should be included; Completion of Supplementary Information Form is not mandatory, but without it the governing body cannot fully consider faith criteria; All children can start in the September following their 4th birthday for Reception; Nursery admissions information and policies; In-Year admissions and appeals processes.
School meals cost from September 2025: £3.10 per meal; Universal Free School Meals available for all Reception to Year 2; Mayor-funded free school meals for Year 3 to Year 6; Nursery meals charged; Other fees not listed on page set.