St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School, Surbiton
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School is a primary school for pupils aged 7 to 11 in Surbiton. It has a Church of England religious character. Its most recent Ofsted inspection, in April 2026, ended in a report card: 6 strong standard. Before that it was rated Outstanding at its last graded inspection, in November 2021. Its 2025 Key Stage 2 results were the 3rd-highest of the 7 schools in Surbiton with published results, and 3,246th of 14,452 across England. It was 99% full in 2025.
- SATs results
- Above England average
- Ofsted report card
- 6 of 6 areas strong or better
- Capacity
- 99% full
- Attendance
- Better than England average
Data last updated 26 Oct 2026
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School in detail
What Ofsted's report card says
Ofsted's report card from its 14 April 2026 inspection grades St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School on 6 areas: 6 strong standard. Report cards replaced single-word judgements in November 2025, on a five-point scale from exceptional to urgent improvement.
Achievement - Strong standard. "Throughout the school, leaders ensure that pupils' progress from their different starting points is consistently positive."
Attendance and behaviour - Strong standard. "Attendance is above the national average and improving further year on year."
Curriculum and teaching - Strong standard. "The school's curriculum is ambitious and broad."
Inclusion - Strong standard. "Leaders have established an inclusive culture in which every pupil is supported to achieve highly."
Leadership and governance - Strong standard. "Leaders have a deep and thorough knowledge of the families and community that the school serves."
Personal development and wellbeing - Strong standard. "Leaders place the school's aim of living ‘life in all its fullness' at the heart of the personal development programme."
Safeguarding standards were met.
Ofsted's next steps for the school: "Leaders should continue to build on their effective work to further improve the attendance of all pupils, especially those who are disadvantaged"; "Leaders should continue their successful strategies to ensure that disadvantaged pupils achieve well in mathematics".
Read the full report card on Ofsted's site (school website)
Source: Ofsted report card (Open Government Licence), quoted
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School in its own words
In its own words: "St Andrew's and St Mark's every pupil is supported to achieve highly. We are junior school specialists and accept pupils age d 7 to 11 from across the state and independent sectors. Our bespoke junior curriculum and enrichment opportunities will allow your child to thrive , setting them up for success in secondary school and beyond."
From the headteacher's welcome: "Guided by the school's vision of ‘life in all its fullness’, pupils at St Andrew’s and St Mark’s flourish. They are proud of its values, which are not just taught but lived by everyone Welcome to St. Andrew's and St. Mark's Church of England Junior School ."
Clubs and activities named on the school's website include football, netball, rugby, hockey, cricket, tennis, athletics, basketball, swimming and cross-country.
The school runs a breakfast club from 6:50am and after-school care.
Vision and values (school website)Headteacher's welcome (school website)Clubs (school website)Wraparound care (school website)
Source: The school's own website
Results
In 2025, 87% of Year 6 pupils at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School reached the expected standard in reading and 84% in maths. At the average state primary the figures were 80% and 80% in Kingston upon Thames and 77% and 75% across England.
Results were similar in 2024 (88% in reading, 86% in maths).
Getting a place at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School
Across Kingston upon Thames, 90% of families were offered their first-choice primary school for 2026 entry, and 99% were offered one of the schools they named.
In 2026, families in Kingston upon Thames lodged 3 appeals against primary school offers; 2 reached a hearing and none succeeded.
Compared with nearby schools
The nearest other state primary schools to St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School are Maple Infants' School (under 0.1 miles, Good); Lime Tree Primary School (0.4 miles, Good, 77% reading, 68% maths); St Matthew's CofE Primary School (0.6 miles, Good, 88% reading, 79% maths); and St John's C of E Primary School (0.7 miles, Good, 73% reading, 90% maths).
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School's 2025 results were higher than all 3 of them.
Maple Infants' SchoolLime Tree Primary SchoolSt Matthew's CofE Primary SchoolSt John's C of E Primary School
Who goes there
11.8% of pupils are eligible for free school meals, well below the average state school (25%), and 43.4% speak English as an additional language, against 18.8% on average, according to the 2026 school census.
The largest ethnic groups are White British (30%), Mixed (22%) and Asian (15%).
In 2026, 28 pupils (7.8%) received SEN support and 16 (4.5%) had an education, health and care plan, against 16.2% and 4.6% at the average state school. The most common need among them is autism.
Getting there
The nearest railway station is Surbiton, about 300 metres away (roughly a 4-minute walk).
12 bus stops are within a five-minute walk; the closest is Surbiton Station/Claremont Rd (->s), 200 metres away.
Suspensions and exclusions
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School recorded no suspensions or permanent exclusions in 2024/25.
Secondary schools nearby
The secondary schools closest to St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School are The Hollyfield School and Sixth Form Centre (0.4 miles) and Hinchley Wood School (1.6 miles).
The Hollyfield School and Sixth Form CentreHinchley Wood School
Sources: DfE school performance data (averages: state mainstream schools); DfE school-level applications and offers; council admissions booklets; DfE appeals statistics; DfE school census and special educational needs statistics; NaPTAN (Department for Transport); DfE exclusions statistics
Key Information
DfE GIASOfsted Rating
Ofsted · 6 months agoReport card - no single overall grade (Ofsted's framework since November 2025)
Safeguarding standards met
- AchievementStrong standard
- Attendance and behaviourStrong standard
- Curriculum and teachingStrong standard
- InclusionStrong standard
- Leadership and governanceStrong standard
- Personal development and wellbeingStrong standard
Safeguarding standards: met
Ofsted's report card, in its own words
What it's like to be a pupil at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School
Guided by the school's vision of ‘life in all its fullness', pupils at St Andrew's and St Mark's flourish. They are proud of its values, which are not just taught but lived by everyone. Pupils attend regularly. If attendance begins to slip, staff and families work together to put it right. Pupils feel they belong from the moment they arrive each morning. The school's caring and friendly atmosphere is central to pupils' strong sense of belonging. For example, staff greet every pupil by their name and pupils relish their daily walk in the playground, which gives them time to catch up with friends. Pupils enjoy their learning. They are motivated by skilled teachers, an exciting curriculum and thoughtful rewards, such as 'value points' and 'good work bags'. Staff know pupils well and quickly remove any barriers to their learning. This includes for pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities and disadvantaged pupils. Across subjects and year groups, pupils' achievement is high. Pupils behave well in lessons, at lunchtime and on the playground. They are kind to one another and treat adults with respect. Pupils feel safe. Bullying is rare. Pupils trust staff to deal with bullying when it happens. Pupils appreciate the different ways that they can ask for help, including, for instance, an electronic messaging system that lets pupils share their worries at the start of the day and after lunch. Pupils who feel upset or are finding behaviour difficult benefit from personalised pastoral guidance. This includes, for instance, being offered ‘time in' with a member of staff. Pupils take part in a rich range of clubs, trips and leadership roles that extend the school's curriculum beyond the academic. As a result of the school's provision, by the time pupils leave in Year 6, they are very well prepared for the next stage of their education.
What Ofsted says the school should do next
- Leaders should continue to build on their effective work to further improve the attendance of all pupils, especially those who are disadvantaged.
- Leaders should continue their successful strategies to ensure that disadvantaged pupils achieve well in mathematics.
From Ofsted's report card (inspection 14 April 2026). Read the full report Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Ofsted Insights
From Ofsted's April 2026 inspection report.
What This School Does Well
This is a caring school where pupils thrive academically and personally. The school places wellbeing at its heart - every child feels known and valued, with thoughtful pastoral support like calm club and the spiritual garden available to all. Teachers are highly skilled at adapting learning so all pupils, including those with additional needs, can access challenging work confidently and make excellent progress.
Key Strengths
- Pupils achieve above national average in reading, writing and maths, with disadvantaged pupils making strong progress alongside peers
- Attendance is above national average and improving year on year
- Behaviour is excellent - pupils are kind, respectful and bullying is rare
- Curriculum is ambitious and broad with teaching that consistently builds on prior knowledge
- Inclusive culture where every pupil receives tailored support and feels known, valued and included
Areas for Improvement
- Leaders are focused on raising disadvantaged pupils' achievement further, particularly in mathematics
Safeguarding
Safeguarding standards are met. Leaders have established an open culture where safeguarding is everyone's responsibility and pupils are made safer and feel safe.
Extracurricular Activities
After-school clubs, educational visits, pupil parliament with committees covering wellbeing/advocacy/environment/learning, peer mediators, sports leaders, librarians, calm club, spiritual garden
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School is a strong performing school where pupils achieve highly across all subjects and feel safe, valued and included. Leaders have created an ambitious, well-sequenced curriculum with excellent teaching that meets the needs of all learners, including disadvantaged pupils and those with special educational needs.
At a Glance
11.8%
Free School Meals
No
Boarding
No
Nursery
No
Sixth Form
No
Special Measures
Primary Performance (KS2)
Academic year 2024/25KS2 Results (% meeting expected standard)
Reading has remained stable at around 87% (2024 to 2025). Maths has remained stable at around 84% (2024 to 2025). Writing has remained stable at around 82% (2024 to 2025).
Class Sizes
29.8
Avg class size
29.8
KS2
12
Total classes
1 class with more than 30 pupils
2025/26 academic year
How Does This School Compare?
Ranked against 5 nearby primary schools
Keep up with St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School
Before and after school care
Clubs on Ofsted's childcare register at or near St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School.
- Lion Pack Camp SASMAt the school · Not yet graded
- Camp Beaumont - Hollyfield580m away · Not yet graded
- Kumon Surbiton Study Centre690m away · Not yet graded
Getting There
Train Stations
Bus Stops
Free school transport
Check free transport to St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School from your postcode →
You apply to the council where you live. St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School is in Kingston upon Thames; for families living there:
Apply to Kingston upon Thames for free school transport. Its policy is on the council's website.
Safety and surroundings
Road collisions within 500 m (2021 to 2025)
- Collisions
- 67
- Fatal
- 0
- Serious
- 15
- Children hurt
- 9
Within 500 m of the school's mapped location, police recorded 67 road collisions in which someone was injured in 2021 to 2025: none fatal, 15 serious and 52 slight.
9 children aged 0 to 15 were hurt: 9 on foot.
13 of the collisions happened on a weekday between 08:00 and 09:30 or 14:45 and 16:30, holidays included.
The typical figure for schools in Kingston upon Thames is 41 (the median across 65 schools, same distance and years).
Serious and slight counts use the Department for Transport's severity adjustment, which allows for changes in how police forces record injuries; they are estimates, rounded to whole numbers. Distances are in a straight line. Source: Department for Transport, Road Safety Data (STATS19), Open Government Licence v3.0.
Commute and house prices
Capacity & Demand
School Occupancy
99%
Near capacity
356 pupils
360 places
4 spare places in 2025
2025, DfE school capacity data
Area Demand Pressure - Surbiton
Based on MHCLG Live Table 122 (2024-25, last 5 years) for Surbiton
Across Kingston upon Thames council
Places available
1,664
Applications
1,457
Got 1st preference
90.0%
Got preferred school
99.1%
All primary applications across Kingston upon Thames council (2026/27), not just this school.
Inspection History(5)
SEND & SEN Provision
SEN Overview
28
SEN Support
16
EHC Plans
12.3%
of Total Pupils
2026 academic year
Provision & Specialist Facilities
Pupils by Need Type
Pupil Demographics
Ethnicity
2026 academic year
Key Indicators
357
Total Pupils
166
Boys
191
Girls
2026 academic year
Workforce
18
Teachers
19.8:1
Pupil-teacher ratio
£48,644
Mean salary
2026 data
School Funding
£5,319
Per pupil
£2027k
Total funding
£65k
Pupil premium
2025-26 financial year allocations
Pupil Absence2024/25
3.6%
Overall absence
7.9%
Persistent absence
378
Enrolments
Absence trend
Source: DfE pupil absence statistics. Persistent absence = pupils missing 10%+ sessions.
Secondary Schools Nearby
Secondary schools pupils are likely to move to
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School
Questions parents ask about St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School
What are SATs results like at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School?
Of the pupils at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School who took the 2025 Key Stage 2 assessments, 87% reached the expected standard in reading and 84% did so in maths.
What is St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School's Ofsted rating?
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School's most recent Ofsted inspection, in April 2026, produced a report card, which grades each area but gives no overall grade. At its last graded inspection, in November 2021, it was rated Outstanding.
What is the catchment area for St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School?
No fixed boundary. When St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School is oversubscribed, Kingston upon Thames allocates places by its published criteria, usually ending with home-to-school distance.
Is it hard to get a place at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School?
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School was close to full in 2025, at 99% of its capacity.
How big are the classes at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School?
Classes at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School average 29.8 pupils (2025/26). 1 class has more than 30 pupils - infant classes are capped at 30 by law, with limited exceptions.
How many pupils go to St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School?
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School has around 357 pupils on roll. 12% are eligible for free school meals.
What is attendance like at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School?
3.6% of sessions were missed at St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School in 2024/25. 7.9% of pupils were persistently absent (missing 10% or more of sessions).
How do I apply to St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School?
Apply through Kingston upon Thames's coordinated admissions process, naming St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School on your application. The national closing date in England is 31 October for secondary places and 15 January for primary places, in the year before your child starts.
Does St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School have a breakfast club or after-school club?
Ofsted's childcare register lists an out-of-school club at the school: Lion Pack Camp SASM (registered, not yet graded). There are 2 more within a kilometre. The school may also run its own clubs, which don't have to register with Ofsted.
How many road collisions happen near St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School?
Within 500 m of the school's mapped location, police recorded 67 road collisions in which someone was injured in 2021 to 2025: none fatal, 15 serious and 52 slight. 9 children aged 0 to 15 were hurt: 9 on foot. 13 of the collisions happened on a weekday between 08:00 and 09:30 or 14:45 and 16:30, holidays included. The typical figure for schools in Kingston upon Thames is 41 (the median across 65 schools, same distance and years).
Where is St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School?
St Andrew's and St Mark's CofE Junior School is at Maple Road, Surbiton, Surrey, KT6 4AL.
Source: Department for Transport, Road Safety Data (STATS19)