St James' Church of England Aided Infant School Overview

St James' Church of England Aided Infant School is a infant school located in Derby and reports to the local authority of Derby.

St James' Church of England Aided Infant School is a mixed gender school that caters to students aged from 2 to 7 years old and it has a Church of England religious affiliation

Currently the school is oversubscribed as it has an official capacity of 120 students but currently enrols 129 pupils across all class years. This can generally mean that all applications to this school stand a much weaker chance of being accepted due to already being over capacity.

St James' Church of England Aided Infant School students range across many different ethnicities with African being the predominant ethnicity, accounting for 48.1% of all current students. English as a 1st language accounts for 84.5% of students at the school.

40.4% of all students at the school qualify for free school meals and 0% of St James' Church of England Aided Infant School pupils are classed as SEN students who have a range of special educational needs.

Student Ethnicities