Statutory Information
Achievement Data
Greyfriars performance data can be found on the DFE’s Compare School’s performance website, where these results tables come from.
KS2 Perfomance from 2017
Admission Arrangements
All admissions are undertaken by Norfolk Local Authority. Our annual Published Admission Number for Reception is 37 but each year we are heavily oversubscribed as competition for places is high. Applications for admission into Reception need to be made directly to Norfolk County Council. Further details and admission criteria can be found by clicking the following link: Information on admission into Reception at Greyfriars Academy
If you wish your child to transfer to us in-year you will need to contact the Local Authority in the first instance. Further information and contact details can be found here: Information on moving schools within the current school year.
Each Autumn we hold an open morning for prospective parents whose children will be starting school the following September. We advertise this locally and through our website.
Behaviour Policy
Charging & Remissions Policy
Cookie & Privacy Policy
KWEST GDPR Compliance Statement
Overview
Effective: 1st May 2012
Greyfriars Academy is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy.
This webpage tells you the data protection and privacy practices for www.greyfriarsprimary.school, specifically:
What personally identifiable information is collected
Which organisation is collecting this information
How this information is used
Plain English Summary
We take your privacy very seriously.
www.greyfriarsprimary.school does not actively track you as an individual.
Should you send us an email via the contact form, your name, email address and message will be emailed to us (as you would expect). This information is kept private. We will store this information within our own email system so that we are able to respond to you.
Should you comment on a blog post or web page on this site, then your name, email address, IP address and message will be stored in our website database (as you would expect). This makes your name, website address and comment (but not your email address) viewable by the general public on the website.
The website does use some cookies when you browse this website. These are used to ensure proper running of this website, and also to help us improve your experience when browsing.
This site used Facebook cookies for the like buttons.
NONE OF THE INFORMATION WE GATHER VIA COOKIES IDENTIFIES YOU AS AN INDIVIDUAL – IT IS ALL ENTIRELY ANONYMOUS.
The cookies we use are detailed below:
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| Blog/Post Comments | If you leave a comment on the website e.g. on a page, article or blog post, then a cookie may be stored to ‘remember’ your email address for the next time you post (should you choose the “remember me” option). |
| Cookie Header | In the header of each web page on this site you will see a message alerting you of our privacy and cookie policy. If you’ve seen this message once, you probably won’t want to see it again. We use a cookie to remember this setting. User data is all anonymous. |
| WordPress | WordPress is the Content Management System (CMS) that runs this website. It uses a “session cookie” when logging in and out and is essential for proper website operation. User data is all anonymous. |
Contact details
You can write to us at the following address:
Greyfriars Academy
London Road
King’s Lynn
Norfolk
PE30 5PY
Headteacher: Mrs B. Barrett
You can phone or fax us on these numbers:
Phone No: 01553 773087
Fax No: 01553 776140
Complaints Policy and procedure
Curriculum
Ethos and Values
Governors
| Name | Type | Term of Office | Committee | Business Interest | Other Governorship |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Type | Term of Office | Committee | Business Interest | Other Governorship |
| Susan Fraser | Co-opted | 31/12/2019 | Teaching, Learning & School Improvement | None | None |
| Heather Garrod | Co-opted | 30/11/2018 | Finance, Personnel & Premises | None | None |
| Lesley Bambridge | Co-opted | 15/03/2019 | Finance, Personnel & Premises | None | None |
| Marie Blades | LA | 22/10/2020 | Finance, Personnel & Premises | None | None |
| Wobine de Sitter | Parent | 26/04/2020 | Teaching, Learning & School Improvement | None | None |
| Sarah Simms | Parent | 19/12/2017 | Teaching, Learning & School Improvement | None | None |
| Beverly Barrett | Headteacher | N/A | All | ||
| Sarah Cook | Staff | 18/05/2020 | Finance, Personnel & Premises | None | None |
| Diane Marshall | Co-opted | 30/11/2018 | Teaching, Learning & School Improvement | None | None |
| Brian Hall | Clerk | N/A | All | None | None |
Ofsted
Our last Ofsted inpection was in Dec 2014 where Greyfriars was judged to be a good school.
The report is available on the Ofsted website and here.
Pupil Premium Funding
Pupil Premium
The Pupil Premium, which is additional to main school funding, is allocated to schools to support the learning of children from low-income families. These are children who are known to be eligible for free school meals (FSM) or have been eligible over the last 6 years.
Money is also allocated to schools with children who have been ‘looked after’ continuously for more than six months. Since April 2014 further pupil premium funding has been generated by children who have moved from care into adoption or special guardianship.
Children from service families are also eligible for additional funding.
It is for schools to decide how the Pupil Premium, allocated to schools per eligible pupil, is spent, since they are best placed to assess what additional provision should be made for the individual pupils within their responsibility.
Schools are held accountable for how they have used Pupil Premium funding in support of the learning of pupils from low income families.
Pupil premium strategy report 2017-2018
Pupil Premium Strategy 2016-2017
Pupil Premium Report and Impact 2015-2016
