1
Liphook Infant School
Primary • Community school • Liphook
Outstanding
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These rankings cover primary schools in the district of East Hampshire based on the most recent graded Ofsted inspections. We order by headline grade first, then by publication date; ties are broken using “Quality of education” (where available), then contextual signals.
Graded primary schools
20
Outstanding
2
Good
18
Median inspection year
2022
Ofsted grade mix (graded schools)
O: 10% · G: 90% · RI: 0% · I: 0%
Summary
Outstanding: 2
Good: 18
Requires improvement: 0
Inadequate: 0
Earliest inspection
Mar 2015
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Latest inspection
Jun 2024
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These rankings use each school’s latest graded Ofsted inspection. Ungraded visits do not replace the most recent graded judgement.
2
Liphook Church of England Controlled Junior School
Primary • Voluntary controlled school • Liphook
Outstanding
3
Catherington Church of England Infant School
Primary • Voluntary controlled school • Waterlooville
Good
4
Liss Junior School
Primary • Community school • Liss
Good
5
Binsted Church of England Primary School
Primary • Voluntary controlled school • Alton
Good
6
Andrews' Endowed Church of England Primary School
Primary • Voluntary aided school • Alton
Good
7
St Matthew's Church of England Aided Primary School
Primary • Voluntary aided school • Liss
Good
8
Four Marks Church of England Primary School
Primary • Voluntary controlled school • Alton
Good
9
Medstead Church of England Primary School
Primary • Voluntary controlled school • Alton
Good
10
Bordon Junior School
Primary • Academy converter • Bordon
Good
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How we rank these schools
- Headline Ofsted grade orders: Outstanding (1), then Good (2), then RI (3), then Inadequate (4).
- More recent graded inspection dates rank higher.
- Where available, we use the Quality of education sub-judgement as a tie-breaker.
- We may consider contextual signals (e.g., %FSM, roll size) to break remaining ties.
Ungraded visits don’t replace the last graded judgement.
About Ofsted grades
- Outstanding (1) — highest judgement across key areas.
- Good (2) — consistently meets standards.
- Requires improvement (3) — not yet good; clear areas to improve.
- Inadequate (4) — significant weaknesses found.
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