Primary schools in Armagh

There are 13 primary schools in Armagh (Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon), teaching 2,803 pupils. Northern Ireland publishes no results for primary schools, so these schools have a profile showing pupil numbers, free school meals, special needs and attendance, but no score.

Secondary schools in Armagh All schools in Armagh

Pupils from low-income families23%average across these schools

Pupils2,803across these schools

Schools13primary schools

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Primary schools (13)

Listed alphabetically. Click a column heading to sort, or hover a row to find it on the map.

School	Pupils	Low income	Ofsted
Armagh Christian Brothers Primary SchoolCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	568	21%	ETI, no open data
Armagh Royal Preparatory DepartmentPrep · ages 4-11	19	0%	ETI, no open data
Darkley Primary SchoolControlled · ages 4-11	105	32%	ETI, no open data
Foley Primary School, TassaghControlled · ages 4-11	172	14%	ETI, no open data
Killylea Primary SchoolControlled · ages 4-11	88	8%	ETI, no open data
Lisnadill Primary SchoolControlled · ages 4-11	148	5%	ETI, no open data
Mount St Catherine's Primary SchoolCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	144	41%	ETI, no open data
Saints and Scholars Integrated Primary SchoolIntegrated · ages 4-11	305	32%	ETI, no open data
St Joseph's Primary School, MaddenCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	169	11%	ETI, no open data
St Malachy's Primary SchoolCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	178	28%	ETI, no open data
St Michael's Primary School, CladyCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	78	45%	ETI, no open data
St Patrick's Primary SchoolCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	368	36%	ETI, no open data
The Armstrong Primary SchoolControlled · ages 4-11	461	24%	ETI, no open data

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About this list

Schools in Northern Ireland have no score because the inspectorate doesn't publish grades as open data and there is no progress measure. Post-primary schools show the Department of Education's Year 12 GCSE and Year 14 A level results. Every school shows pupil numbers, free school meals, special needs and attendance. How the score works.