Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School

  • Primary
  • Local authority maintained
  • Ages 4 to 11
Report card: Expected standard to strong standard

Lyttelton Road, Stechford, Birmingham, B33 8BLOpen in maps (opens in a new tab)

Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School is a primary school in Birmingham for ages 4 to 11. It is one of the 501 schools in Birmingham. It ranks 107th of 264 primary schools in Birmingham. Its latest Ofsted outcome is a report card, from an inspection in March 2026.

Ofsted report card

Inspected 17 March 2026, report published 16 June 2026

Each area is graded from urgent improvement to exceptional, and safeguarding is either met or not met.

Inclusion
Strong standard
Curriculum and teaching
Expected standard
Achievement
Expected standard
Attendance and behaviour
Expected standard
Personal development and wellbeing
Expected standard
Leadership and governance
Expected standard
Early years
Expected standard
Safeguarding
Met

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 17 March 2026

Pupils skip into school with smiles on their faces and are warmly greeted by adults. There are strong relationships in place across the school. Because they feel safe, loved and cared for, pupils experience a powerful sense of belonging. Everyone is welcome in this highly inclusive school. It is an environment where pupils can flourish. Corpus Christi is a hub of learning where every moment counts. Pupils experience effective teaching across the school. They access the support they need to secure important reading, writing and mathematical knowledge. This means they achieve well in end of key stage 2 examinations and are well-prepared for the next stage. Pupils’ knowledge across the wider curriculum is not quite as detailed. Those with barriers to learning progress well from their starting points because staff have high expectations of what they can achieve. Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities access tailored and effective support. Across the school, behaviour is highly positive and classrooms are calm. Pupils enjoy their learning and work hard. Pupils say that bullying incidents are rare. They know they can talk to a trusted adult if they experience an issue. Pupils want to come to school and learn, which helps them to attend increasingly well. Pupils enjoy a wide range of opportunities and experiences that enrich their learning. For example, they visit a coast to study coastal erosion and a valley to study river formation. Leaders ask pupils what they are interested in to ensure the school offers clubs and experiences matched to their interests. Leaders and families work together to overcome any barriers to access these experiences so that they are an entitlement for all. By the time they leave school, pupils are well prepared for life in modern Britain. They know how to make a difference as a positive member of the community, value difference and treat others with respect.

What the school should improve

  • Leaders should ensure that teachers design activities that help pupils to build depth in their knowledge and vocabulary across the wider curriculum.
  • Leaders should continue their work to secure consistently high attendance for all pupils.

Exam results

SATs results (key stage 2), 2024/25

60 pupils took the tests

Expected standard in reading, writing and maths75%

75%, 13 percentage points above the England average of 62%.

Higher standard in reading, writing and maths5%

5%, 3 percentage points below the England average of 8%.

Reading, average scaled score105

105, 1 below the England average of 106.

Maths, average scaled score105

105, the same as the England average.

Grammar, punctuation and spelling, average scaled score107

107, 2 above the England average of 105.

Pupil numbers and mix

385 pupils on roll, with places for 405

Eligible for free school meals59.7%

59.7%, 33.2 percentage points above the England average of 26.5%.

English as an additional language24.7%

24.7%, 3.1 percentage points above the England average of 21.6%.

Special educational needs support16.4%

16.4%, 1.6 percentage points above the England average of 14.8%.

Education, health and care plan2.3%

2.3%, 3.7 percentage points below the England average of 6%.

Schools near Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School

SchoolDistanceOfstedResults
Stechford Primary School0.1 milesOfsted: Good58% met the expected standard
Blakesley Hall Primary School0.4 milesOfsted: Good43% met the expected standard
St Cuthbert's RC Junior and Infant (NC) School0.5 milesOfsted: Good52% met the expected standard
The Oval School0.7 milesOfsted: Good65% met the expected standard
Alston Primary School0.8 milesOfsted: Good59% met the expected standard

School details

School type
Voluntary aided school
Sector
Local authority maintained
Age range
4 to 11
Gender
Mixed
Religious character
Roman Catholic
Nursery classes
No
Headteacher
Mrs Julie Taylor
Address
Lyttelton Road, Stechford, Birmingham, B33 8BL
Local authority
Birmingham
URN
103424

School details from Get Information about Schools, 17 September 2026. Ofsted outcomes published to 31 August 2026. Exam results for 2024/25 from the Department for Education. Pupil mix from the school census, 2025/26.