A good academy converter school in Bradford. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for St Cuthbert and the First Martyrs' Catholic Primary School, A Voluntary Academy.
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Official government statistics
| Year | Mat Average | Read Average |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 106.0 | 107.0 |
| 2023 | 106.0 | 104.0 |
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Derived insights and analysis
Improving trend (+1.5 per year)
Up 1.5% over 3 years
Information extracted from the school's own website
"Excellence In All We Do. Outstanding Every Day."
Our Catholic identity is central to who we are. Prayer, worship and service are woven into the life of the school, and we encourage children not just to learn about faith, but to live it through their actions, whether in the classroom, on the playground or in the wider community.
Welcome to St Cuthbert & The First Martyrs' Catholic Primary School. Our vision is Excellence in all we do, outstanding every day. Our mission, Through the sign of the cross we follow Jesus, reminds us that we are a Catholic family rooted in faith, and that Christ is our guide in how we live and learn together. Life at the school is shaped by the Virtues to Live By, which encourage our children to be loving, courageous, attentive, wise and just. Our Catholic identity is central to who we are. Prayer, worship and service are woven into the life of the school, and we encourage children not just to learn about faith, but to live it through their actions, whether in the classroom, on the playground or in the wider community.
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SEN provision includes Quality First Teaching, targeted small group work, and specific individual support. The SENCO coordinates support, maintains the SEND register, and liaises with outside agencies such as Speech and Language Therapy or Occupational Therapy. IEPs are reviewed termly with parents. Homework may be adjusted to meet individual needs. A home/school contact book may be used. The school uses Bradford's range of SEND services and information. Students may access additional support through external agencies as needed.
Nursery: 15 hours free per week (term time, 38 weeks). 30 hours free for eligible working parents. Additional sessions charged at £15 per 3-hour session. Free fruit snack provided. School meals (for 30-hour children) £2.00 per day. Children may bring their own packed lunch. Activities not directly related to the EYFS may be charged (Ad Hoc). Milk is free. Invoices are itemised; parents can opt out of chargeable extras. The statutory guidance also notes that some charges are permissible for optional services or consumables, but free entitlements should remain available.