Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy vs Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School
A head-to-head comparison of two primary schools in East of England, England, 2.7 km apart, using official English 2025 data. The better value in each row is highlighted.
Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy
Norwich · Academy primary · Ages 4–11
75 students
Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School
Norwich · Local authority primary · Ages 5–11
105 students
| Measure | Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy Norwich, East of England | Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School Norwich, East of England |
|---|---|---|
| Success Index (England) | 41 Lower 50% | 35 Lower 50% |
| Region rank | #1218 of 1,872 | #1359 of 1,872 |
| National rank | #10002 of 15,697 | #11262 of 15,697 |
| Sector | Academy | Local authority |
| Type | Primary | Primary |
| Year range | Ages 4–11 | Ages 5–11 |
| Students | 75 | 105 |
| Pupils on roll | 75 | 105 |
| Free school meals | 21.3% | 17.1% |
| Capacity filled | 50% | 109.4% |
| KS2 expected standard (RWM) | 57% | 52% |
| KS2 higher standard (RWM) | 7% | 5% |
| KS2 reading progress | – | – |
| KS2 writing progress | – | – |
| KS2 maths progress | – | – |
| Attainment 8 | – | – |
| Progress 8 | – | – |
| Grade 5+ English & maths | – | – |
| Grade 4+ English & maths | – | – |
| EBacc average points | – | – |
| A level points per entry | – | – |
| town | Norwich | Norwich |
| region | East of England | East of England |
| Website | newtonflotman.norfolk.sch.uk | tasvalley.org.uk/tasburghprimary/ |
The verdict
- •Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy scores higher on the Success Index (England) (40.7 vs 34.9).
- •Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy does better on ks2: reading, writing & maths expected standard (57% vs 52%).
- •Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy does better on ks2: higher standard (7% vs 5%).
- •Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School is the larger school with 105 students compared with 75.
- •Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy is a academy school while Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School is a local authority school, so fees and admission rules differ.
The Success Index (England) summarises published results and context from official data. It does not measure teaching quality or fit. Methodology.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy better than Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School?
On the Success Index (England), Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy ranks higher (40.7 vs 34.9 out of 100). The index is built from published results and context data, not from teaching quality or fit, so visit both schools before deciding.
How far apart are Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy and Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School?
About 2.7 km in a straight line, between Norwich and Norwich in East of England.
Which has the better Pupils on roll?
Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy: 75. Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School: 105. Number of pupils in the latest school census.
How do Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy and Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School rank in East of England?
Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy is 1218th of 1,872 and Tasburgh Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School is 1359th of 1,872 among primary schools in East of England on the 2025 Success Index (England).