Lyppard Grange Primary School is inspected under the OFSTED framework.

The school's most recent inspection was in June 2026

We were inspected under the new inspection framework which no longer uses the previous grading categories. To aid your understanding of the new framework, I have provided you with the new categories below as well as a description of how these are applied:

• Exceptional 
• Strong Standard 
• Expected Standard 
• Needs Attention 
• Urgent Improvement 

The ‘expected standard’ is just that – it means the school or other provider is doing everything that it should be doing, so you’ll see the green colour coding on the report card. It’s a high standard, to make sure your children are receiving everything they need and deserve.

Moving up the scale, ‘strong standard’ marks out excellent, consistent work that’s making a real difference for children and learners.

And finally, there’s ‘exceptional’. This grade is only awarded when practice is among the very best nationally, which should be shared with other schools or providers to help them improve.

‘Needs attention’ is an indication that there is work to be done to reach the ‘expected standard’. It’s not a ‘fail’ but it highlights where issues can be addressed before they become bigger problems that need ‘urgent improvement’.

The outcomes of our most recent statutory assessments are also available by following the links below.

The government will not publish KS2 school level data for the 2021/2022 academic year. The last available public data is from the 2018/2019 academic year. It is important to note that the data from that year may no longer reflect current performance.

The most recent attainment information is available from the Department for Education website click the link to access information about Lyppard Grange Primary School.

Please Click the link below to see the latest official national assessments for Lyppard Grange Primary School