Joshua Mangas

Marwood Church of England Voluntary Controlled Infant School, Great Ayton

  • Primary
  • Voluntary controlled school
  • Ages 4 to 7
  • Church of England

URN 121495 · North Yorkshire

In North Yorkshire

Inspection

Ofsted management information, as at 30 September 2026.

Latest report card inspection

10 February 2026
Inclusion
Expected standard
Curriculum and teaching
Expected standard
Achievement
Expected standard
Attendance and behaviour
Expected standard
Personal development and wellbeing
Strong standard
Leadership and governance
Expected standard
Early years
Expected standard
Safeguarding standards
Met

Full inspection (section 5)

Report cards, used from 10 November 2025, grade each area on a five-point scale and give no overall grade. Safeguarding is met or not met.

Earlier inspection, different framework

Earlier graded inspection

9 November 2021

Overall effectiveness
Good

Quality of education
Good
Behaviour and attitudes
Good
Personal development
Outstanding
Leadership and management
Good
Early years provision
Good
Safeguarding is effective
Yes

Full inspection (section 5)

Under the earlier framework, inspections gave an overall effectiveness grade.

Read the reports on Ofsted’s website. Source: Ofsted, State-funded school inspections and outcomes: management information.

Attendance

Against North Yorkshire and England, primary schools.

Overall absence

2024/25

3.9%

North Yorkshire
4.8%
England
5.2%

1.3 percentage points lower than England.

2.34.26.02017/182024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEnglandShaded: COVID years, no comparable data
Show the figures as a table
Overall absence
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2017/186.0%Not published4.2%
2018/192.7%Not published4.0%
2020/212.0%Not published3.6%
2021/224.6%Not published6.3%
2022/233.6%Not published5.9%
2023/243.9%5.2%5.5%
2024/253.9%4.8%5.2%

Sessions missed for any reason, as a share of all possible sessions in the school year. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Persistent absence

2024/25

11.4%

North Yorkshire
10.5%
England
13.0%

1.6 percentage points lower than England.

3.19.916.72017/182024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEnglandShaded: COVID years, no comparable data
Show the figures as a table
Persistent absence
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2017/1815.8%Not published8.7%
2018/196.1%Not published8.2%
2020/212.1%Not published8.8%
2021/228.1%Not published17.7%
2022/235.7%Not published16.2%
2023/242.9%12.4%14.6%
2024/2511.4%10.5%13.0%

Pupils who missed 10% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Severe absence

2024/25

2.9%

North Yorkshire
0.8%
England
0.9%

2.0 percentage points higher than England.

0.51.62.82017/182024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEnglandShaded: COVID years, no comparable data
Show the figures as a table
Severe absence
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2017/180.0%Not published0.4%
2018/190.0%Not published0.4%
2020/210.0%Not published0.7%
2021/220.0%Not published0.6%
2022/230.0%Not published0.7%
2023/240.0%0.6%0.9%
2024/252.9%0.8%0.9%

Pupils who missed 50% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Suspensions and permanent exclusions

Against North Yorkshire and England, primary schools.

Suspensions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.00

North Yorkshire
2.43
England
2.47

2.47 lower than England.

0.21.22.32017/182024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEnglandShaded: COVID years, no comparable data
Show the figures as a table
Suspensions per 100 pupils
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2017/180.00Not published1.40
2018/190.00Not published1.41
2019/200.00Not published1.00
2020/210.00Not published0.99
2021/220.00Not published1.42
2022/230.00Not published1.81
2023/240.002.192.27
2024/250.002.432.47

Suspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. One pupil can be suspended more than once. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.00

North Yorkshire
0.03
England
0.03

0.03 lower than England.

0.00.00.02017/182024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEnglandShaded: COVID years, no comparable data
Show the figures as a table
Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2017/180.00Not published0.03
2018/190.00Not published0.02
2019/200.00Not published0.02
2020/210.00Not published0.01
2021/220.00Not published0.02
2022/230.00Not published0.03
2023/240.000.050.03
2024/250.000.030.03

Permanent exclusions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Pupils

Against North Yorkshire and England, primary schools.

Eligible for free school meals

2024/25

9.3%

North Yorkshire
18.5%
England
24.7%

15.4 percentage points lower than England.

4.113.723.32021/222022/232023/242024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
Show the figures as a table
Eligible for free school meals
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2021/221.8%16.6%23.1%
2022/234.0%17.6%24.0%
2023/245.6%17.8%24.3%
2024/259.3%18.5%24.7%

Pupils known to be eligible for free school meals on census day in January. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

SEN support

2024/25

11.6%

North Yorkshire
14.0%
England
15.0%

3.4 percentage points lower than England.

11.715.619.42021/222022/232023/242024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
Show the figures as a table
SEN support
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2021/2219.6%12.8%13.0%
2022/2320.0%13.2%13.5%
2023/2411.1%13.7%14.1%
2024/2511.6%14.0%15.0%

Pupils receiving special educational needs support without an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Education, health and care plan

2024/25

0.0%

North Yorkshire
2.9%
England
3.5%

3.5 percentage points lower than England.

0.62.03.32021/222022/232023/242024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
Show the figures as a table
Education, health and care plan
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2021/220.0%1.9%2.3%
2022/230.0%2.3%2.5%
2023/241.9%2.5%3.0%
2024/250.0%2.9%3.5%

Pupils with an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

First language other than English

2024/25

2.3%

North Yorkshire
7.4%
England
23.4%

21.1 percentage points lower than England.

3.913.122.32021/222022/232023/242024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
Show the figures as a table
First language other than English
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2021/220.0%5.8%21.2%
2022/232.0%6.6%22.0%
2023/241.9%6.8%22.8%
2024/252.3%7.4%23.4%

Pupils whose first language is known or believed to be other than English. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Teachers

Against North Yorkshire and England, primary schools.

Pupils per qualified teacher

2025/26

15.6

North Yorkshire
19.8
England
21.2

5.6 lower than England.

11.516.120.72017/182025/26
This schoolNorth YorkshireEnglandShaded: COVID years, no comparable data
Show the figures as a table
Pupils per qualified teacher
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2017/1814.7Not published21.3
2018/1916.5Not published21.4
2019/2019.1Not published21.4
2020/2113.9Not published21.1
2021/2217.5Not published21.0
2022/2315.6Not published21.1
2023/2415.919.421.2
2024/2510.820.121.3
2025/2615.619.821.2

Full-time equivalent pupils for each full-time equivalent qualified teacher. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2025/26.

Teacher sickness absence

2024/25

1.5 days

North Yorkshire
5.9 days
England
5.0 days

3.5 days lower than England.

Compared with all state-funded schools: DfE publishes this measure for all schools, not by phase.

1.14.57.92017/182024/25
This schoolNorth YorkshireEnglandShaded: COVID years, no comparable data
Show the figures as a table
Teacher sickness absence
YearThis schoolNorth YorkshireEngland
2017/181.0 daysNot published4.0 days
2018/19Not publishedNot published4.0 days
2019/20Not publishedNot publishedNot published
2020/210.6 daysNot published3.9 days
2021/22Not publishedNot published6.3 days
2022/23Not published5.9 days5.2 days
2023/248.4 days6.3 days5.3 days
2024/251.5 days5.9 days5.0 days

Days lost to sickness absence in the school year, averaged across all teachers. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2024/25.

Finance

DfE publishes this maintained school’s income, spending and balances in its Financial Benchmarking and Insights Tool, which has no stable download, so this site links to it rather than copying the figures.

See this school in the Financial Benchmarking and Insights Tool

About the school

Pupils on roll
53
Capacity
69
Type
Voluntary controlled school
Phase
Primary
Age range
4 to 7
Sixth form
Does not have a sixth form
Gender
Mixed
Religious character
Church of England
Setting
Smaller rural: Nearer to a major town or city
Constituency
Richmond and Northallerton
Deprivation of the area (IDACI)
Decile 10 of 10 (1 is the most deprived tenth of neighbourhoods)

Address: Low Green, Great Ayton, Middlesbrough, TS9 6NN

Website: www.marwoodschool.org

Telephone: 01642722389

Open in the map

Sources and corrections

Every figure on this page names its source and period. This release was built on 20 October 2026.

Spotted something wrong? Report a correction with the school’s URN (121495). Fixes go out in the next weekly release.