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Penn Hall School

Vicarage Road, Penn, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV4 5HP ·

Report card: strong areas· 2025

At a glance

A state special school for ages 3–19 in Wolverhampton. Ofsted report card (November 2025): strong areas. Results aren't compared with the England average for special schools.

Ages: 3–19
Pupils: 150
Gender: Mixed
Sixth form: Yes
Admissions: Non-selective
Local authority: Wolverhampton
Academy trust: AMETHYST ACADEMIES TRUST
Headteacher: Mr Konrad Katarzynski
Opened: Nov 2022
Nursery: Has nursery classes

School website 01902558355 Explore the area

Inspection

Ofsted report card (renewed framework)

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Inspected 18 Nov 2025Published 28 May 2026

SafeguardingMet
InclusionStrong standard
Curriculum and teachingExpected standard
AchievementExpected standard
Attendance and behaviourStrong standard
Personal development and well-beingStrong standard
Post-16 provisionExpected standard
Leadership and governanceStrong standard

Report cards grade each area separately on a five-point scale, from Urgent improvement to Exceptional. There is no single overall grade, and results are not directly comparable with earlier grades such as “Good”.

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Exam results

Department for Education performance tables

Year 6 pupils, 2024/25 · 9 pupils

Expected standard

Reading, writing & maths

Higher standard

Reading, writing & maths

Reading score

–

Average scaled score

Maths score

–

Average scaled score

This school

Wolverhampton

65%

England

62%

Expected standard over time

Small year group: with few pupils, results can swing a lot from year to year. Look at several years together.

Earlier years include results published for this school's predecessor (URN 104417), for example before it converted to an academy.

KS2 tests were not held in 2019/20 or 2020/21. Progress scores are not available from 2024/25.

Admissions

Demand for places and how places are allocated

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No school-level applications data is published for this school. It may admit pupils at a different age, or be a special or post-16 provider.

Catchment area

We don't have an official catchment boundary for this school. Many schools don't have one, and few councils publish boundaries as open data. We don't estimate catchments. Check the school's admissions policy or the council's admissions booklet.

Last distance offered

Not published nationally. Many councils publish the furthest distance offered for each school in their annual allocation reports. Past distances vary year to year with demand and sibling numbers, so they are not a guarantee.

How places are allocated: you apply through your home council. When a school has more applicants than places, it applies its published oversubscription criteria in order. These usually start with looked-after children, then siblings, then catchment or distance; faith schools may prioritise church attendance. Children with an EHC plan naming the school are admitted first. Apply on GOV.UK

Pupils

School census 2024/25

Pupils

138

Capacity

106

142% full

Girls / boys

37/63

Mixed

Eligible for free school meals (last 6 years)65.8%
English as an additional language18.1%
SEN support0%
Education, Health and Care plan100%
The black tick shows the median for state-funded all-through schools in England.