Thousands of families across Derbyshire have been waiting for primary school National Offer Day to find out if their children got a place at their chosen infant or primary school in September.
Now the wait is finally over with parents across the county found out schools allocations for their children today (Thursday, April 16).
We have ranked Derbyshire primary school looking at the 2025 Key Stage 2 performance data, based on pupils’ SAT results.
The ranking is based on the average reading and maths results in the 2024/25 school year.
The results were calculated using scaled average scores, which indicate how well pupils performed in their key stage 2 reading and maths tests.
The Department of Education defines the average scaled score as the mean scaled score of all pupils awarded a scaled score. It only includes pupils who took the test and achieved a scaled score.
The ranking below includes Derbyshire primaries with 10 best and 10 worst average maths and reading scores last year.
Schools which had less than 10 pupils at the end of Key Stage 2 are not included in the ranking. This is because schools with fewer than 10 pupils in Y6 are not required to publish their SAT results.
The league table does not include special schools and schools located in Derby.

21. New Bolsover Primary and Nursery School
New Bolsover Primary and Nursery School saw an average score of 99.5 points in maths and reading assessments in 2025 as well. 236 of pupils met the government’s expected standard in reading, writing and maths, while none achieved a higher standard. The school, located at New Station Road in Bolsover, had 34 key stage 2 pupils on the roll. The primary was visited by Ofsted in May 2024 and inspectors 'rated' the school as 'good' across all areas inspected. Photo: Google

22. William Rhodes Primary School
William Rhodes Primary School, located at Hunloke Avenue in Chesterfield, saw an average score of 99 points in maths and reading assessments in 2025. This is the seconds worst score in Derbyshire this year. Two schools in the county saw this result. 39% of pupils met the government’s expected standard in reading, writing and maths, while 3% achieved a higher standard. The school, located at School Board Lane in Chesterfield had 31 key stage 2 pupils on the roll. Ofsted inspectors visited William Rhodes Primary School in February 2025 with an inspection report published in April. Ofsted made the following key judgements: early years provision, quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, as well as leadership and management were named as 'good'. The school was previously rated as 'requires improvement.' Photo: Google

23. Brampton Primary School
Brampton Primary School saw an average score of 99 points in maths and reading assessments in 2025 as well. 21% of pupils met the government’s expected standard in reading, writing and maths, while 2% achieved a higher standard. The school, located at School Board Lane in Chesterfield had 47 key stage 2 pupils on the roll. Ofsted inspectors visited Brampton Primary School Board Lane in Brampton, Chesterfield in January 2025. In their report, published on March 13, Ofsted made the following key judgements: personal development and early years provision - 'good', behaviour and attitudes, quality of education, as well as leadership and management were named as 'requires improvement'. Photo: Google

24. Marlpool Junior School
Marlpool Junior School at Claramount Road in Heanor, saw saw an average score of 97.5 in maths and reading assessments in 2025. This is the worst score in Derbyshire this year. 21% of its pupils met expected standards for reading, writing and maths, while none achieved a higher standard. The school had 29 pupils at the end of key stage 2 and was rated 'good' by Ofsted following an inspection carried out in October 2022. Photo: Google

