Stanborough Primary School is one of a group of schools run by the British Union Conference of Seventh Day Adventists. The school is on the same site as a sister secondary school and an international residential school. The school shares some of its maintenance of the school site and teaching staff with these schools. The primary school was part of an all-age school that opened in 1957. The school was registered separately as a primary school in 2008. Pupils come from a range of backgrounds, with the largest group being Black Caribbean, Black African or mixed European heritages. Inspection report: Stanborough Primary School, 12–14 March 2019 Page 9 of 14 The school has fewer than five disadvantaged pupils. These are not reported on separately as they could be identified. No pupils currently on roll have an education, health and care plan. The school has identified some pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). The school’s previous inspection history: – The school’s previous standard inspection was conducted by Ofsted in June 2017. The school’s overall effectiveness was judged as requires improvement and two of the independent school standards were not met. The standards not met were about the teaching and the leadership and management at the school. – In January 2012, Ofsted conducted a standard inspection of the school. The quality of education was judged as good. Two of the independent school standards were not met and the accessibility plan did not meet requirements. The standards not met were about the facilities for pupils who are ill and the information required to be available about governance. – In 2007, the school was inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) when the school was part of the all-age provision with the secondary school.