Rampton Primary School

Rampton Primary School is in the north of Nottinghamshire, near to the borders of Nottinghamshire, Doncaster and Lincolnshire. Rampton is a small village and the school was built at the turn of the 1900s with additions in the 1960’s. Major building works in 2011 saw the addition of a corridor to link separate parts of the school which has created a cohesive, inclusive feel to the school. The school was built to be equidistant between the 5 villages it serves and as a consequence is surrounded by fields and is a mile from the village of Rampton. Almost all parents choose the bring pupils to and from school in cars and some choose to use the service bus which passes the school.

Rampton Primary School is a thriving school which has seen a recent surge in numbers and currently has 92 pupils on roll and this number is rising. The majority of pupils enter school in line with National expectations. 73% of pupils are from the catchment area for the school and 27% are from out of catchment.