Our latest inspection by Ofsted took place on 19th & 20th March 2019. 

We have since had a Teaching & Learning Review on 5th June 2019 led by Mary Thorne (LDBS) and Karen Mathews (Bevington Primary).

The overall summary from their findings were:

• This was an effective school where pupils in all classes were learning.

• Behaviour for learning was strong.

• Relationships were well managed and there is trust and a supportive atmosphere in the school.

• There is obvious progress in books from the time of the previous review in all year groups.

• The wider curriculum is now being taught.

• There was evidence of scientific enquiry being taught in lots of places and a significant reduction in the use of worksheets in Science.

• Phonics was well taught and EYFS is a strength of the school.

Special Educational Needs

If you would like more information about special educational needs or if you have any issues that you would like to discuss, please contact Mr Oliver Parsons, our Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator (SENCo) or Miss Ruth Vince our Headteacher on 020 7328 0221.

Alternatively, ask at the office for the contact details of Mrs Cecilia Anim who is our SEND Governor.

Please see the SEND page in the Children section for full details and documents regarding SEN at St Augustine's. 

This document explains what the pupil premium is, how it has been spent and what effect it has had at St Augustine's.

Main barriers to educational achievement faced by some of the children at St. Augustine's are listed below:

- Oral language skills (CLL) of children entering Nursery and Reception are generally below the expected level of attainment for their age

- Pupils eligible for Pupil Premium are achieving lower levels of attainment than the cohort in most year groups.

- Emotional and social well-being. Lack of emotional stability can have a negative impact on the attainment and progress of pupils

- Lack of educational stimulus outside of the school

- Low aspirations for future education/careers

-Inconsistent progress of disadvantaged pupils over the past 18 months due to COVID-19 school closures and lack of devices/sharing devices with siblings

The date for the next review of the Pupil Premium Strategy is September 2022.