Brayton Community Junior School Selby

Brayton Community Junior School is a Community School located in Selby, North Yorkshire, teaching Primary students aged between 7 and 11 years of age.

The school operates under the North Yorkshire local authority.

Brayton Community Junior School was inspected by Ofsted on 20 March 2013.

School Location

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School Information

School nameBrayton Community Junior School
HeadteacherMrs Alison Smith BA Dip Ed
Number of pupils212
Type of schoolCommunity School
Phase of educationPrimary
Ages7 - 11
Local authorityNorth Yorkshire
Parliamentary constituencySelby and Ainsty

Local Information


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Geographic Data
PostcodeYO8 9DZ
LocationBrayton
TownBrayton
CountyNorth Yorkshire
RegionYorkshire and The Humber
Local AuthoritySelby
Ward NameBrayton
Area Type Non-metropolitan District
Coordinates53.766847,-1.085941

Mortgaged Houses
92%
UK AVERAGE: 34%

EU Leave Voters
58%
UK AVERAGE: 51.9%
Unemployed
2%
UK AVERAGE: 3.9%
High Earners
34%
UK AVERAGE: 22.1%

Overview

£197,548
Av. House Price

88
Population

69%
Married

£28,439
Average Salary


Data: OS © Crown copyright and database right 2021, data extracts from Census 2011.


OUTSTANDING

GOOD

REQUIRES IMPROVEMENT

INADEQUATE

Primary Schools
Ofsted RatingDistance
Brayton Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, Selby and Ainsty0 mi
St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Selby and Ainsty0.4 mi
Selby, Longman's Hill Community Primary School, Selby and Ainsty0.6 mi
Selby Abbey Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, Selby and Ainsty1.3 mi
Selby Community Primary School, Selby and Ainsty1.3 mi
Barwic Parade Community Primary School, Selby, Selby and Ainsty1.4 mi
Barlby Bridge Community Primary School, Selby and Ainsty1.7 mi
Thorpe Willoughby Community Primary School, Selby and Ainsty1.8 mi
Barlow Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, Selby and Ainsty2.7 mi
Barlby Community Primary School, Selby and Ainsty2.7 mi
Secondary Schools
Ofsted RatingDistance
Brayton High School, Selby and Ainsty0.5 mi
Selby High School Specialist School for the Arts and Science, Selby and Ainsty1 mi
Barlby High School, Selby and Ainsty3.2 mi
Holy Family Catholic High School, Carlton, Selby and Ainsty4.6 mi
The Snaith School, Brigg and Goole5.7 mi
Sherburn High School, Selby and Ainsty7.2 mi
De Lacy Academy, Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford7.7 mi
Goole High School, Brigg and Goole9.2 mi
Howden School, Haltemprice and Howden9.4 mi
Airedale Academy, Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford9.7 mi

OFSTED Ratings Explained

Outstanding: The school provides the highest quality education and care for children, and will not be inspected again unless concerns are raised.


Good: The school provides for all their pupils' educational needs, and prepare them well for the next stage of their lives.


Requires Improvement: The school provides an acceptable quality of education and care for children, but will have areas where they could improve.


Inadequate: The school is failing to provide an acceptable quality of education and care for children, and will need to make significant improvements immediately.



Data: Ofsted © 2021, last updated Jan 2020.


1 to 6.9
Property/Salary Ratio

Freehold
100%
1 Bedroom
1%
Owned
92%
Leasehold
1%
4 Beds+
48%
Rented
8%
7-Year Property Price Trends
2020
£197,548
2019
£198,217
2018
£197,689
2017
£191,840
2016
£173,519
2015
£170,326
2014
£163,904
Average House Prices
Detached
£300,451
Semi-Detached
£178,485
Terraced
£155,886
Flats
£108,688
Property Types
Detached
70%
Semi-Detached
25%
Terraced
3%
Flats
2%
Bedsits
0%


Data: ONS licensed under the Open Government Licence v30, Last updated Jun 2020. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2020. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Male
43%
Children
15%
Female
57%
Adults
85%
Social Grade
YO8 9DZUK
AB
34%27%
C1
31%28%
C2
21%20%
DE
13%25%


Demographic Data

£46,800
Household Income

34.06%
Degree Educated

14.69%
In Professional Jobs

£28,439
Average Salary

32,219/34,753
Deprivation Rank

0%
owning 3+ cars


Unemployed
2%
High Earners
34%


Single
20%
Unemployed
2%
Married
69%
Degrees
34%
Occupation
YO8 9DZUK
Managerial/Directors
15%11%
Professionals
19%20%
Associate Professionals
11%14%
Admin/Secretarial
14%10%
Skilled Trades
10%11%
Caring, Leisure & Service
7%9%
Sales & Customer Service
8%8%
Plant & Machine Operatives
7%6%
Elementary Occupations
8%11%


Ethnicity
YO8 9DZUK
White
98%86%
Mixed
0%2.2%
Asian
0%7.5%
Black
0%3.4%
Arabic/Other
0%0.6%
Marital Status
YO8 9DZUK
Single
20%35%
Married
69%47%
Civil Partnership
0%0.2%
Divorced
5%9%
Christian
75%
None
17%
Buddhist
0%
Muslim
0%
Sikh
0%
Jewish
0%



Data: ONS © Crown copyright and database right 2021, data extracts from Census 2011.

LOW
Crime
8
Burglaries
Crimes (Last 12 Months)
YO8 9DZUK
Anti-social behaviour
736
Burglaries
811
Robberies
02
Theft
1719
Vehicle Crimes
112
Possession of Weapons
012
Violent Crimes
1351
Drug Offences
05
Criminal Damage & Arson
415
Police ForceNorth Yorkshire Police
TypeTerritorial police force
Formed1974
Officers1,486
Budget£127.6
Area Size8,310 hectares
JurisdictionEngland and Wales


Data: ONS © Police.uk under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Last updated Jan 2020.

Nigel Adams MP

2019 General Election Results
Cons
60%
Green
3%
Labour
25%
Brexit
0%
Lib Dem
9%
Pl. Cymru
0%


The Selby and Ainsty constituency is located in North Yorkshire, and has a total population of 96,888, of which 78,398 (80.9%) are eligible to vote. Election turnout for the Selby and Ainsty constituency in 2019 was 72%, higher than the average UK turnout at 67.3%.



ConstituencySelby and Ainsty
Member of Parliament MP
Constituency TypeCounty
ResultCon hold
Declaration Date/Time12/13/2019 3:45:00 AM
GE2019 ResultCon hold
First PartyCon
Second PartyLab
Electorate78398
Valid Votes56418
Winning Majority20137
EU Leave %58%

City of York Council


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Ofsted Report

3
OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS

How good is this school?


Requires improvement - Brayton Community Junior School is a school that requires improvement and is not yet a good school, but is not inadequate. This school will receive a full inspection within two years from the date of the inspection.


2
BEHAVIOUR

Behaviour and safety of pupils:


Good - Brayton Community Junior School is a good school, effective in delivering outcomes that provide well for all its pupils' needs. Pupils are well prepared for the next stage of their education, training or employment.


2
LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

Overall leadership and management grade:


Good - Brayton Community Junior School is a good school, effective in delivering outcomes that provide well for all its pupils' needs. Pupils are well prepared for the next stage of their education, training or employment.


3
QUALITY OF TEACHING

Overall quality of the teaching provided:


Requires improvement - Brayton Community Junior School is a school that requires improvement and is not yet a good school, but is not inadequate. This school will receive a full inspection within two years from the date of the inspection.


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Brayton Community Junior SchoolOfsted Report
Inspection Start Date20 March 2013
Inspection End Date21 March 2013
Inspection TypeSpecial Measures
Overall3 - Requires improvement
Achievement3 - Requires improvement
Behaviour & Safety2 - Good
Quality of Teaching3 - Requires improvement
Leadership & Management2 - Good
Category of Concern
Warning Notice0

Full Ofsted Report
You can view the full report by clicking on the Ofsted website at
http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/inspection-reports/find-inspection-report/provider/ELS/114884.

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Ofsted carry out full regulatory inspections of schools and educational institutions throughout England. Reporting to the UK government, Ofsted are both impartial and independent, and inspect institutions that care for young people and children, as well as organisations that provide education or skills for people of all ages.

Ofsted inspects education providers, children's services and organisations that provide education or skills. One or more Ofsted inspectors visit a provider to inspect the quality of teaching, the levels of achievement that pupils achieve, the behaviour of those who are in attendance, and the effectiveness of teaching that schools provide to their pupils.

A typical Ofsted report will contain information about how well their inspectors think that a school is performing, as well as ways that it can improve certain areas. It also includes data on how well students are performing, both in their general education and their well-being. In addition, Ofsted inspectors will include feedback from parents and carers about their views and opinions of the school.

In order to produce a useful tool for improvement, inspectors will give a school an overall grade for how good they think a school is:

  • Grade 1 - Outstanding
  • Grade 2 - Good
  • Grade 3 - Requires improvement
  • Grade 4 - Inadequate


Should a school be judged as 'requires improvement' or 'inadequate', then the Ofsted report will explain why the grade was given, as well as ways how the school can improve their grade.

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