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School Update

Gloucestershire County Council Consultation on the closure of Ashleworth C of E Primary with effect from 1 April 2027


 


What are we proposing for Ashleworth C of E Primary and why


Ashleworth C of E Primary is a 4-11 Church of England voluntary controlled primary school.


The school currently offers 8 Reception places each year with a total capacity for 56 pupils. In May 2026 there were 15 pupils in attendance, however, as of 1 September 2026, there were no pupils on roll.


Families are choosing alternative schools in the local area, and the ongoing low numbers of pupils have limited what the school can offer in terms of a broad, balanced and effective education and an appropriate peer group. The social development of pupils is a key issue.


An Ofsted inspection in March 2026 (report June 2026) placed the school in special measures. If a school is placed in special measures, it means that Ofsted has judged that the school is not providing an acceptable standard of education. This does not mean a school is unsafe, nor that children should move schools, but it does mean that aspects of the school’s provision require urgent action.


As a result, Gloucestershire County Council considers that the school is no longer viable and is now seeking feedback on a proposal to close the school as of 1 April 2027.


 


What happens next?


Responses received will be put together into a report for the Cabinet Member for Education and Skills. She will then consider everything that people have said to help decide on the future of Ashleworth C of E Primary School.


If the Cabinet Member decides that the best option is to close the school, Gloucestershire County Council will publish a statutory notice with proposals for the school to close on 1 April 2027. There will then be a further 4-week period for people to respond to the proposal before a final decision is made in February/March 2027.


 


You can also give us your comments by emailing: [email protected] or by posting a copy of the questionnaire to:


Ashleworth C of E Consultation


Education, Planning and Development


Shire Hall


Gloucester GL1 2BR


 


You can also complete the questionnaire on our website at: https://haveyoursaygloucestershire.uk.engagementhq.com


Completed questionnaires must reach us by 5pm on Tuesday 10 November.


 


Gloucestershire County Council has a commitment to protecting personal information.  All answers will be treated in accordance with the Data Protection act.