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Oak Tree Primary School

Burgess Hill · West Sussex · RH15 0PZ. primary · Academy sponsor led · State-funded · Ages 4 to 11. Compare published figures with nearby schools, then print a visit pack — not a league table.

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Published snapshot

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Ofsted overall
Requires improvement
KS2 RWM expected
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Attainment 8
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English & maths 9–4
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Ofsted publication date: 15/06/2022. Open Ofsted report

Common questions

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What is Oak Tree Primary School's Ofsted rating?

Oak Tree Primary School has an overall Ofsted grade of Requires improvement (published 15/06/2022). Open the full report for context — a single grade is not a verdict on fit for your child.

Where is Oak Tree Primary School?

Oak Tree Primary School is in Burgess Hill (RH15 0PZ), West Sussex. URN 150711.

How do I compare Oak Tree Primary School with nearby schools?

Open School Compass with Oak Tree Primary School shortlisted, enter your home postcode, tick two to four neighbours, then compare side by side and print a visit pack. School Compass is parental compare — patterns to visit on, not a ranked verdict.

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Oak Tree Primary School
URN: 150711
Local authority: West Sussex
Town: Burgess Hill
Postcode: RH15 0PZ
Ofsted overall: Requires improvement (15/06/2022)
DfE data period: 2024/2025
Index updated: 2026-07-31
Canonical: https://schoolcompass.uk/schools/150711/
Positioning: School Compass parental compare — not a league table.

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