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Corran Integrated Primary School, Larne
Primary · Ages 3–11 · Primary school
50 Seacourt Road, Larne BT40 1TE · corranips.co.uk
On the mapSearch near BT40 1TE
Overview
- Places left
- 13
- Primary, 2025/26 · after the October census
- Pupils
- 221
- October 2025 census
- District council
- Mid and East Antrim
- Type of school
- Primary school
- Management type
- Grant Maintained Integrated
- Nursery class
- Yes
- Urban or rural
- Urban
- Free school meal entitlement
- 49 pupils (22%)
- Special educational needs
- 31 pupils (14%)
- All stages
- With a statement of SEN
- 6 pupils (3%)
- SEN at stages 1 and 2
- 25 pupils (11%)
- Newcomer pupils
- Fewer than five pupils
From the Department of Education’s school enrolment (school level) data and available places, and the 2016 school locations on OpenDataNI.
Admissions
The Department of Education’s available places for 2025/26, for Corran Integrated Primary School, Larne: primary phase, an approved enrolment of 203, 195 pupils on the roll at the October census, 13 places left; nursery phase, an approved enrolment of 26, 26 pupils on the roll at the October census. These are places left after the October census, not a chance of getting in: admission depends on each school’s admissions criteria and on the number of applications.
Places
| Approved | On roll | Over | Left | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nursery | 26 | 26 | <5 | hidden |
| Primary | 203 | 195 | 5 | 13 |
Per year
Entry year
Inspection
The Education and Training Inspectorate (ETI) inspects schools in Northern Ireland and publishes a report on each inspection. Its reports of 2012 to 2020 sum up their findings in a table, shown here in ETI’s own words; earlier and later reports give written findings only. Nothing here is set beside an Ofsted outcome.
Ratings
| Achievements and Standards | Satisfactory |
|---|---|
| Provision | Good |
| Leadership and Management | Satisfactory |
| Nursery Unit | Good |
Other reports
- Nov 2016Follow-up inspection
- May 2007Short inspection