Independent

Belong School Gloucestershire

Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, South West · GL2 7BP

Belong School Gloucestershire is a very small independent school in Slimbridge, with around 35 pupils on roll. Its size places it among the most intimate fee-paying settings in the area, where teaching can be closely tailored to individual needs. Entry is available at age 11, including through an 11+ route. The school's published attainment figures sit well below national averages, which families will want to understand in the context of the kind of pupils it serves and the support it offers.

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Overview & data

Type: independent (fee-paying) school
Pupils: 35
Location: Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, South West
Website: http://www.belonglearning.co.uk/gloucestershire

Entrance & admissions

Entry age: 11

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Latest results

Attainment 8

National average 46.9

GCSE grade 5+ (English & Maths)

National average 47%

Teaching & academics

Headline results are markedly lower than national benchmarks: the average Attainment 8 score is 4.0, compared with a national average of 46.9, and no pupils achieved grade 5 or above in English and Maths against a national figure of 47%. Figures like these, combined with the very small roll, are typically associated with a school working with pupils who learn differently or who benefit from a highly individualised approach rather than conventional academic throughput.

The last word

A tiny independent setting in Slimbridge that is likely to suit families seeking close, individual attention rather than headline exam results. Parents should look closely at how its approach matches their child's needs.

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