Schools in S1 – Sheffield City Centre

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Distances are measured in miles from the centre of the postcode district (S1). Use the filters below to show only schools within 1, 2 or 5 miles.

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Area overview

Area ratingGood

Population: 38,200
Population change (5 years): +4.2%
Households: 18,900
Aged under 18: 17.2%
Aged 65+: 22.4%
Deprivation: Decile 6 – Slightly less deprived than average
Crimes (last 12 months): 3,250
Crimes per 1,000 people: 85.1Around national average
Average house price: £245,000 (+1.8% last year)
Ethnicity: White 78%, Asian 12%, Black 4%, Mixed 4%, Other 2%
Flood risk: Low
Broadband: Superfast (80%+ premises, 50+ Mbps)
Green space: Good – parks, botanical gardens, Peak District access
Council tax: Typical band D
Transport: Sheffield station; tram and bus network

Data & accuracy: Period: 2023–24. ONS, Land Registry, Ofsted, police.uk. Postcode-district level; figures are indicative.

Guide to school and area statistics

Free school meals (FSM): Percentage of pupils eligible for free school meals. Often used as an indicator of disadvantage.
SEN: Percentage of pupils with special educational needs (SEN) support or an Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan.
Attainment: Primary: % of pupils reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths at Key Stage 2. Secondary: Progress 8 score (above 0 means above average).
Area rating: A simple 1–5 summary for this postcode district based on crime levels, deprivation (IMD), and the average quality of local schools (Ofsted). It is indicative only and does not replace your own research.
Ofsted: The school’s latest inspection grade (Outstanding, Good, Requires improvement, Inadequate). Links to the full report when available.

SEN provision: Extra provision such as a resourced provision, SEN unit, or specialist support. Useful if your child has or may need SEND support.
Flood risk: Indicative for the postcode district. For a specific address, check the Environment Agency flood maps.
Broadband: Typical availability and speeds in the area. Check with providers for a specific address.
Green space: Summary of parks, woodland or countryside access – useful for families when moving.
Council tax: Typical band for the area. The exact band depends on the property; check the VOA or council.
Transport: Nearest stations, bus routes or tram links – for the school run and commuting.
EAL: Percentage of pupils with English as an additional language (first language is not English).
Attendance: Percentage of possible sessions attended. Higher is better.
Walking distance: Schools within 1.5 miles of the area centre, roughly a 25–30 minute walk.
Trust: Academies are run by a trust (e.g. Outwood Grange, Dixons). Shown when the school is an academy so you know who runs it.
Age range: Year groups the school covers (e.g. 4–11 for primary, 11–16 or 11–18 for secondary). 11–18 means the school has a sixth form.
Persistent absence: Percentage of pupils missing 10% or more of their possible sessions. Lower is better. Published by DfE.
Admissions: Whether the school is usually oversubscribed (more applications than places), often has places, or about average. Based on applications vs places in recent years.
Attainment vs local: We compare each school’s attainment (KS2 % or Progress 8) to the average of other schools in this postcode district, so you can see if it is above or below average for the area.
Average house price: Typical sold prices in this postcode district. Source: Land Registry (or similar). Figures are indicative; actual prices vary by street and property type.
Data & accuracy: Area stats are at postcode-district level. School data is from Ofsted and official statistics. Crime and population data are from ONS and police records. Dates and coverage are shown in each area overview.
Deprivation (IMD): Index of Multiple Deprivation: a Government measure of how deprived an area is (income, employment, health, education, etc.). Decile 1 = among the most deprived 10% of areas in England, Decile 10 = among the least deprived. Decile 5 is about average.
Crime vs national average: We compare this area’s crime rate (per 1,000 people, last 12 months) to the England & Wales average for the same period. “Below” means lower than average, “Above” means higher.
What this school highlights: Bullet points drawn from the school’s own website or prospectus, summarising strengths and focus areas they promote.

Schools

Schools in this area, grouped by phase. Use the tabs below to switch between primary, secondary and other types. Each listing shows Ofsted rating, distance and key statistics.

Hunter's Bar Infant School
Sharrow Vale Road, Sheffield, Sheffield S11 8GR
TypeLA maintained school
Age range4–7
OfstedOutstanding10 May 2023Full report
0.4 miles from area centre Walking distance
What this school highlights
- Outstanding early years and infant provision
- Creative curriculum with strong literacy focus
- Close partnership with junior school next door
- Vibrant local community in Hunter's Bar
Pupils
180
Free school meals
5%
SEN
9.2%
EAL
8.1%
Attendance
97.1%
Persistent absence
2.1%
Admissions
Usually oversubscribed
Attainment
84% (about average for this area)
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