Linby-Cum-Papplewick Church of England Primary School

State-Funded School

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East MidlandsRegion

NottinghamshireLocal Authority

Sherwood ForestConstituency

NG15 8GAPostcode

2.1

Academic Performance

Ofsted

About the School

Linby-Cum-Papplewick Church of England Primary School is a state-funded primary for pupils aged 5–11, located in Nottinghamshire, East Midlands.

The school is rated Requires improvement by Ofsted. It currently serves 102 pupils. Linby-Cum-Papplewick Church of England Primary School is part of Diocese Of Southwell And Nottingham Multi-Academy Trust.

Ofsted Rating

Safeguarding effective

Yes

Rating last maintained

2020

Subject Areas

Leadership &management

Requires improvement

Quality ofeducation

Requires improvement

Personaldevelopment

Good

Behaviour &attitudes

Good

Early yearsprovision

Good

Academic Performance

Below average

Ranked against primary schools in England · 2023-24

Reading, writing & maths: 83%
Higher standard: 17%
Reading score: 108
Maths score: 107

Ethnicity

White

92%

Black

<1%

Mixed

Unclassified

Pupils

102

Total Pupils

57%Boys

43%Girls

Pupil Characteristics

Free school meals

17%

England average

27%

First language not English

<1%

England average

22%

Young carers

<1%

England average

0%25%50%75%100%

DfE school census, January 2026.

Key Information

Phase: Primary
Age range: 5 – 11
Deprivation band: Deprived
Total pupils: 102
IDACI quintile: 4 (Less deprived)
MAT name: Diocese Of Southwell And Nottingham Multi-Academy Trust

Inspection history

Ofsted has published one graded inspection for this school. Ungraded and monitoring visits are not shown.

Report published					Overall
8 Mar 2020	Requires improvement	Requires improvement	Good	Good	Requires improvement

A grey dot means Ofsted did not report that judgement in the inspection of the day — the sub-judgements shown here were introduced with the 2019 framework.

Ofsted data as at 31 December 2024. A school may have been inspected since, or had an ungraded visit that does not change its grade — check Ofsted’s own record.