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Holdbrook Primary School and Nursery
Goodgraded 18/01/2022Ages 3–11205 pupils
Holdbrook Primary School and Nursery is a primary school for pupils aged 3 to 11 in Waltham Cross, within the Hertfordshire local authority. The school has around 205 pupils on roll. At its most recent graded Ofsted inspection in 18/01/2022, Holdbrook Primary School and Nursery was judged Good. Families comparing primary schools in Waltham Cross can view Holdbrook Primary School and Nursery's Ofsted rating, pupil numbers and exact location free on NestScope.
Ofsted & inspectionGood
Overall effectiveness & sub-judgements
Quality of educationGood
Behaviour & attitudesGood
Personal developmentGood
Leadership & managementGood
Last inspected 18/01/2022. How to read an Ofsted rating →
Strengths & watch points6 strengths · 0 watch
Computed from Ofsted & DfE outcomes vs England average
Quality of education
Behaviour & attitudes
Personal development
Leadership & management
Reading scaled score
Maths scaled score
Computed from published Ofsted judgements & DfE outcomes — not a written review.
Primary results — Key Stage 2Above average
Expected standard (RWM)48%
England avg 59%
Higher standard (RWM)5%
England avg 7%
Reading scaled score107
100 = expected standard
Maths scaled score109
100 = expected standard
DfE, 2023/24
Pupil intake41.0%
Free school meals41.0%
England avg 24.0%
English not first language53.3%
England avg 18.8%
Places filled92%
SEN support
EHC plan
DfE school census, 2025/26
Attendance & staffing94.6%
Attendance94.6%
England avg 94.5%
Pupils per teacher18.0
England avg 20.9
Persistent absence17.3%
England avg 14.3%
Teachers with QTS
DfE — absence & workforce, 2025/26
Nearby schools in Waltham Cross
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