Primary schools in Downpatrick

There are 10 primary schools in Downpatrick (Newry, Mourne and Down), teaching 1,990 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 Downpatrick All schools in Downpatrick

Pupils from low-income families25%average across these schools

Pupils1,990across these schools

Schools10primary schools

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Primary schools (10)

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

School	Pupils	Low income	Ofsted
Downpatrick Primary SchoolControlled · ages 4-11	213	32%	ETI, no open data
Holy Family Primary SchoolCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	176	12%	ETI, no open data
Our Lady & St Patrick Primary SchoolCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	352	29%	ETI, no open data
St Brigid's Primary SchoolCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	267	22%	ETI, no open data
St Colmcille's Primary SchoolCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	402	54%	ETI, no open data
St Joseph's Primary School, TyrellaCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	34	35%	ETI, no open data
St Macartan's Primary SchoolCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	163	15%	ETI, no open data
St Malachy's Primary School, KilcliefCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	35	29%	ETI, no open data
St Patrick's Primary School, LegamaddyCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	163	22%	ETI, no open data
St Patrick's Primary School, SaulCatholic maintained · ages 4-11	185	5%	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.