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Dalmain Primary School
Ages 3–11364 pupilsDoes not apply
Dalmain Primary School is a primary school for pupils aged 3 to 11 in London, within the Lewisham local authority. The school has around 364 pupils on roll. Families comparing primary schools in London can view Dalmain Primary School's Ofsted rating, pupil numbers and exact location free on NestScope. Set in London (SE23 1AS), Dalmain Primary School serves families across the surrounding catchment area. It also appears on the interactive map alongside nearby schools and their Ofsted ratings, with local transport, safety, healthcare and green-space data to help compare areas.
Ofsted & inspection
Overall effectiveness & sub-judgements
Quality of educationGood
Behaviour & attitudesOutstanding
Personal developmentOutstanding
Leadership & managementGood
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Strengths & watch points4 strengths · 0 watch
Computed from Ofsted & DfE outcomes vs England average
Quality of education
Behaviour & attitudes
Personal development
Leadership & management
Computed from published Ofsted judgements & DfE outcomes — not a written review.
Primary results — Key Stage 2-17%
Expected standard (RWM)-17%
England avg -22%
Higher standard (RWM)-3%
England avg -7%
DfE, 2023/24
Pupil intake15.2%
Free school meals15.2%
England avg 24.0%
English not first language17.6%
England avg 18.8%
DfE school census, 2025/26
Attendance & staffing94.4%
Attendance94.4%
England avg 94.5%
Pupils per teacher18.1
England avg 20.9
Persistent absence
Teachers with QTS
DfE — absence & workforce, 2025/26
Nearby schools in London
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