Schools in and around Averham (NG23)

Data updated October 2026

Applying for a school place in Averham (NG23)

School admissions are run by the local authority where you live; the school may be in a different local authority (that is, it goes by your address rather than the school's). This area covers more than one local authority — mainly Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.

Apply through the council for the area where you live. In some parts of England there are two councils — a smaller district or borough council and a larger county council. Where that is the case, it is the county council that handles school admissions. If you are not sure which applies to you, use the “find your local authority” link above. Deadlines and admission rules vary by council, so always check its official pages. See also our guide to school admissions.

Schools near Averham (NG23) on the map

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Primary schools near Averham (NG23)

Here are primary schools in and around Averham (NG23), Nottingham. A postcode district is not a catchment area, so this list includes the nearest schools just outside it as well — always check the school and your local authority for who can actually apply.

Looking at the older single-grade inspections, 100% were judged Good or Outstanding.

Caunton Dean Hole CofE Primary School comes out highest among Averham (NG23)'s primary schools on our score, followed by John Blow Primary School. The score is a rough shortlisting guide built from each school’s latest inspection, not an official Ofsted judgement, so open any school that interests you and read its full report.

For families considering special educational needs (SEN) support, primary schools here have on average about 13.8% of pupils on SEN support and about 4.3% with an Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan (national averages are roughly 13% and 4-5% respectively). This indicates how common SEN provision is locally — context only, not a measure of quality; always contact a school's SENCo to discuss your child's needs.

10 of these schools were inspected in the last five years. 2 were last inspected before 2016, so their published grade may not reflect the school today — always check the current Ofsted report before deciding.

If you're after a particular kind of school, Averham (NG23) has 6 faith schools among its primary schools. Admission rules for these differ — check each school's criteria with the school and your local authority.

On intake, about 16.5% of pupils at these primary schools are eligible for free school meals on average, close to the national average of roughly a quarter. This is background context to read results fairly — schools serving more disadvantage often add a lot of value that raw results understate — not a measure of quality, and not part of our score.

Primary schools here range from about 12 to 251 pupils (typically around 69), so there's a mix of smaller and larger settings to weigh up.

Based on the MHCLG Index of Multiple Deprivation, Averham (NG23) is around the national average for deprivation. Note this data relates to the wider neighbourhood, not the school. It is provided as context but is not a measure of the schools’ quality.

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Primary schools in and around Averham (NG23), ranked by the Good School Finder score.
#SchoolPupilsClass sizePostcodeLatest Ofsted
1Caunton Dean Hole CofE Primary School126NG23 6ADAreas graded, lowest: GoodOfsted inspection (individual areas graded)
2John Blow Primary School19228.3NG23 7PTGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
3Flintham Primary School5618.7NG23 5LFGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
4Muskham Primary School185—NG23 6HDGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
5All Saints Anglican/Methodist Primary School9318.2NG23 5NPGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
6Norwell CofE Primary School6616.5NG23 6JPGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
7Long Bennington Church of England Academy25125.1NG23 5EHGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
8The Claypole Church of England Primary School17529.2NG23 5BQGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
9Sutton-On-Trent Primary and Nursery School12922NG23 6PDGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
10St Matthew's CofE Primary School38—NG23 6RWGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
11Norwell CofE Primary School55—NG23 6JPGoodInspected under the pre-2024 framework
12North Clifton Primary School208.5NG23 7APReport card, lowest area: Expected standardReport card (framework from Nov 2025)
13Queen Eleanor Primary School6616.5NG23 7EQReport card, lowest area: Needs attentionReport card (framework from Nov 2025)
14Muskham Primary School13922.7NG23 6HDInspected — standards maintained (no overall grade)Ungraded Ofsted inspection
15St Matthew's CofE Primary School6923NG23 6RWInspected — standards maintained (no overall grade)Ungraded Ofsted inspection