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Mid Sussex schools and Ofsted

Every state school and nursery in Mid Sussex, 54 in all, with its latest Ofsted inspection. 87% were judged good or better at their last inspection. 9 have the new-style report cards, which grade each area of the school rather than giving one word.

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54state schools and nurseries
87%good or betterat their last inspection
9new report cardssince November 2025
8inspections publishedin the last six months

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Latest inspections

Every school

Albourne Church of England Primary SchoolBN6 9DHPrimaryAlbourneGood in every area (2025)
Ashurst Wood Primary SchoolRH19 3QWPrimaryAshurst WoodGood in every area (2025)
Balcombe Cofe Primary SchoolRH17 6HSPrimaryBalcombeGood (2023)
Baldwins Hill Primary School, East GrinsteadRH19 2APPrimaryEast GrinsteadGood (2022)
Birchwood Grove Community Primary School, Burgess HillRH15 0DPPrimaryBurgess HillGood (2023)
Blackthorns Community Primary SchoolRH16 2UAPrimaryLindfieldReport card Sept 2026: Strong standard in 1, expected standard in 6
Blackwell Primary SchoolRH19 3JLPrimaryEast GrinsteadGood (2023)
Bolney CofE Primary SchoolRH17 5QPPrimaryBolneyGood in every area (2025)
Bolnore Village Primary SchoolRH16 4GDPrimaryHaywards HeathSchool remains Good (2019)
Brantridge SchoolRH17 6EQSpecialStaplefieldReport card Jun 2026: Exceptional in 1, strong standard in 5
Chalkhill Education Centre, Chalkhill HospitalRH16 4NQAlternative provisionHaywards HeathSchool remains Outstanding (2023)
Colgate Primary SchoolRH13 6HSPrimaryPease PottageSchool remains Good (2023)
Copthorne CofE Junior SchoolRH10 3RDPrimaryCopthorneGood (2024)
Crawley Down Village CofE SchoolRH10 4XAPrimaryCrawley DownSchool remains Good (2024)
Danehill Church of England Primary SchoolRH17 7JBPrimaryHorsted KeynesSchool remains Good (with concerns) (2024)
Downlands Community SchoolBN6 8LPSecondaryKeymerReport card Sept 2026: Strong standard in 4, expected standard in 2
Estcots Primary SchoolRH19 3TYPrimaryEast GrinsteadStandards maintained (2025)
Fairway Infant School, CopthorneRH10 3QDPrimaryCopthorneStandards maintained (2025)
Halsford Park Primary SchoolRH19 1LRPrimaryEast GrinsteadGood (2023)
Handcross Primary SchoolRH17 6HBPrimaryHandcrossSchool remains Good (2023)
Harlands Primary SchoolRH16 1PJPrimaryHaywards HeathSchool remains Good (2023)
Hassocks Infant SchoolBN6 8EYPrimaryHassocksReport card Jun 2026: Strong standard in every area
Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School, CuckfieldRH17 5BQPrimaryCuckfieldSchool remains Good (2023)
Lindfield Primary AcademyRH16 2DXPrimaryLindfieldReport card Sept 2026: Strong standard in 4, expected standard in 3
London Meed Community Primary SchoolRH15 9YQPrimaryBurgess HillGood (2023)
Northlands Wood Primary AcademyRH16 3RXPrimaryHaywards HeathStandards maintained (2025)
Oak Tree Primary SchoolRH15 0PZPrimaryBurgess HillRequires improvement (2022)
Oathall Community CollegeRH16 2AQSecondaryLindfieldSchool remains Good (2023)
Sackville SchoolRH19 3TYSecondaryEast GrinsteadSchool remains Good (2024)
Sheddingdean Community Primary SchoolRH15 8JTPrimaryBurgess HillReport card Jul 2026: Expected standard in 2, needs attention in 5
Southway Junior SchoolRH15 9SUPrimaryBurgess HillGood in every area (2025)
St Augustine's CofE Primary SchoolRH17 7PBPrimaryScaynes HillGood (2023)
St Giles CofE Primary SchoolRH17 7AYPrimaryHorsted KeynesStandards maintained (2024)
St Joseph's Catholic Primary SchoolRH16 3PQPrimaryHaywards HeathGood (2023)
St Lawrence CofE Primary SchoolBN6 9UYPrimaryHurstpierpointReport card Mar 2026: Strong standard in 1, expected standard in 6
St Mary's Church of England Primary School, East GrinsteadRH19 2DSPrimaryEast GrinsteadSchool remains Good (2022)
St Paul's Catholic CollegeRH15 8GASecondaryBurgess HillOutstanding (2023)
St Peter's Catholic Primary SchoolRH19 1JBPrimaryEast GrinsteadStandards maintained (2024)
St Peter's CofE Primary SchoolRH17 6UQPrimaryArdinglyStandards maintained (2025)
St Wilfrid's Catholic Primary SchoolRH15 9RJPrimaryBurgess HillGood (2023)
St Wilfrid's CofE Primary SchoolRH16 3NLPrimaryHaywards HeathStandards maintained (2025)
St. Mark's CofE Primary SchoolRH17 6ENPrimaryStaplefieldSchool remains Good (2024)
The Burgess Hill AcademyRH15 9EASecondaryBurgess HillSome aspects not as strong (2025)
The Gattons Infant SchoolRH15 9SLPrimaryBurgess HillGood (2024)
The Meads Primary SchoolRH19 4DDPrimaryEast GrinsteadSchool remains Good (2024)
The Windmills Junior SchoolBN6 8LSPrimaryKeymerGood (2021)
Turners Hill Church of England Primary SchoolRH10 4PAPrimaryTurners HillGood (2023)
Twineham CofE Primary SchoolRH17 5NRPrimaryHicksteadRequires improvement (2024)
Warden Park Primary AcademyRH16 3JRPrimaryHaywards HeathSome aspects not as strong (2025)
Warden Park Secondary AcademyRH17 5DPSecondaryCuckfieldReport card Jul 2026: Strong standard in 4, expected standard in 2
West Hoathly CofE Primary SchoolRH19 4QGPrimaryWest HoathlyRequires improvement (2023)
West Sussex Alternative Provision CollegeRH15 8REAlternative provisionBurgess HillSchool remains Good (2024)
Woodgate Primary AcademyRH11 9GTPrimaryPease PottageReport card Jun 2026: Expected standard in 5, needs attention in 2
Woodlands MeedRH15 9EYSpecialBurgess HillSchool remains Good (2023)

How the new report cards work

Since November 2025 Ofsted grades each area of a school (achievement, teaching, behaviour, personal development, inclusion, leadership) on a five-point scale: exceptional, strong standard, expected standard, needs attention, urgent improvement. Safeguarding is met or not met. Across the 9 Mid Sussex report cards so far, the grades given were: strong standard 26 times, expected standard 26 times, needs attention 7 times, exceptional 1 times.

Schools inspected before then have a single grade (outstanding, good, requires improvement or inadequate), or from September 2024 a grade for each area without an overall one. Short “ungraded” visits check a school is still at its last grade.

Where the figures come from

Ofsted publishes the latest inspection of every state-funded school each month, under the Open Government Licence. We keep those at RH and BN postcodes and show here the ones in Mid Sussex. Independent schools and childminders aren’t included. Each school links to its full report on the Ofsted website.

Schools in every area

Questions people ask

How many schools in Mid Sussex are rated good or better?

87% of the 54 state schools and nurseries in Mid Sussex were judged good or better at their last Ofsted inspection.

What are Ofsted report cards?

Since November 2025 Ofsted grades each area of a school separately, from exceptional to urgent improvement, instead of giving one overall word.

How many schools are there in Mid Sussex?

There are 54 state-funded schools and nurseries in Mid Sussex: 44 primary, 6 secondary, 2 special, 2 alternative provision.