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Beis Chinuch Lebonos Girls School
Beis Chinuch Lebonos Girls School is an Orthodox Jewish all-through school located in Hackney, London. Established in 1991, the school offers a comprehensive education for girls aged 2 to 16. With a commitment to personal development and good behavior, the school provides a supportive environment. Although the latest Ofsted report highlights areas requiring improvement, the school's focus on early years provision and academic progress is evident. With a small student population of 776, Beis Chinuch Lebonos Girls School ensures individual attention and support for students with SEN needs. The school does not have boarding facilities and offers nursery classes. Overall, the school strives to provide a well-rounded education within a religious and inclusive setting.1 schools in compare list -
Quwwat Ul Islam Girls' School
Quwwat Ul Islam Girls' School is an all-through school in Forest Gate, London. Founded in 2003, the school provides a supportive Islamic environment and offers a blend of National Curriculum subjects and Islamic education. With a focus on personal development and good behavior, the school aims to equip girls aged 4-16 with the skills and self-assurance for a promising future. The school values diversity and welcomes students of all faiths and backgrounds. Although the overall effectiveness and quality of education require improvement, the school has shown positive progress in areas such as leadership and management. In KS4 exams, the school achieved a 4.2 average point score for the EBacc subject and a high percentage of students achieving GCSE grades 4 or higher.
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Bnos Yisroel School Manchester
Bnos Yisroel School Manchester is an all-through girls' school located in Salford. With a history dating back to 1968, the school offers a quality education for girls aged 3-16 years. Led by Headteacher Rabbi Raphael Spitzer, the school provides a nurturing environment that focuses on personal development and good behavior. Although it requires improvement in some areas, the school's overall effectiveness and educational quality are rated as good by Ofsted. With a small student population of 631, including 7.4% receiving SEN support, Bnos Yisroel School Manchester aims to provide a well-rounded education that prepares students for their future. Although the school does not meet the independent school standards, its early years provision is rated as good, and its exam results show that students achieve GCSE grades 4 or higher.1 schools in compare list -
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Ateres Girls High School
Ateres Girls High School is a secondary school for girls aged 11-16. With a total student population of 253, the school is known for its outstanding behavior and attitudes. Although the school requires improvement in some areas, it offers a good quality education. The school is led by Rabbi Y M Katz and was founded in 2012.1 schools in compare list -
Tiferes High School
Tiferes High School is a secondary school for girls located in Barnet, London. Founded in 1997, the school provides a good quality education for students aged 11-16. With a small student population of 123, Tiferes High School focuses on providing support for students with special educational needs, with 10.3% of students receiving SEN support. While the school requires improvement in certain areas, such as personal development and leadership, it maintains a positive learning environment with good behavior and attitudes. Please note that Tiferes High School does not meet the independent school standards.1 schools in compare list -
Bnos Zion of Bobov
Bnos Zion of Bobov is an Orthodox Jewish all-through school for girls aged 3-16. With a focus on good behaviour and attitudes, the school provides a nurturing environment for personal development. Although the school requires improvement in certain areas, its early years provision is rated as good.1 schools in compare list -
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Islamia School for Girls'
Islamia School for Girls' is a secondary school located in Brent, London. Founded in 1989, the school provides education for girls aged 11-16 with a focus on Islamic teachings. With a student population of 98, the school offers a supportive environment and maintains good behaviour and attitudes. However, the school received an inadequate rating in its overall effectiveness and leadership and management, as per the latest Ofsted report. The school does not meet the independent school standards. Students receive SEN support, with a rate of 1.3%. The school's exam results show an average EBacc point score of 6.41, with a high percentage of students achieving GCSE grades 4 or higher.1 schools in compare list -
Beis Malka Girls school
Beis Malka Girls school is an Orthodox Jewish all-through girls' school located in Salford. With a strong focus on education and good behavior, the school offers a nurturing environment for girls aged 3-16. Although the school requires improvement in certain areas, it provides a good quality of education and has a positive early years provision.1 schools in compare list -
Beis Ruchel Girls School
Beis Ruchel Girls School is a secondary school located in Salford, North West. Established in 2010, it provides education for girls aged 11-16 years. With a total of 177 students, the school offers a good quality of education and promotes positive behavior and attitudes. However, it requires improvement in personal development and leadership and management. Although the school does not meet the independent school standards, it aims to ensure that students achieve GCSE grades 4 or higher.1 schools in compare list -
Rida Girls High School
Rida Girls High School is a girls-only secondary school located in Savile Town. With an outstanding focus on behaviour and attitudes, the school provides a good personal development for its 97 students aged 11-16. However, the overall effectiveness and leadership of the school require improvement.1 schools in compare list -
Beis Trana Girls' School
Beis Trana Girls' School is an all-through school located in Hackney, London. Established in 1997, the school provides education for girls aged 3-16 years. With a small student body of 276 girls, the school offers a nurturing environment for learning. The school has a good record in promoting positive behavior and attitudes among students. However, it requires improvement in certain areas, as highlighted in the most recent Ofsted report. The school does not meet independent school standards. Parents seeking a school with nursery classes and SEN support may consider Beis Trana Girls' School.1 schools in compare list -
Jamia Al-Hudaa Residential College
Jamia Al-Hudaa Residential College is a secondary school for girls located in Nottingham. Founded in 1996, the school offers a boarding option for students aged 11-19. With a focus on providing a good learning environment, the school aims to improve its overall effectiveness and education quality. However, it currently falls short of meeting the independent school standards. The school's exam results show an average EBacc point score of 3.88 in 2019.
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Headington School
Headington School is an established all-through girls' school in Oxford, founded in 1920. With a strong focus on academic excellence, the school offers a range of scholarships and bursaries to support talented students. The school has a nurturing environment with a low student-to-teacher ratio and provides SEN support to ensure inclusive education. Headington School also boasts impressive exam results, with a high percentage of students achieving top grades at both KS4 and A-level. With its rich history, strong values, and commitment to holistic development, it is a top choice for parents seeking an outstanding education for their daughters.
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Manchester High School for Girls
Manchester High School for Girls is an all-through school located in Manchester, North West. With a history dating back to 1980, it provides a high-quality education for girls aged 4-18 years. Led by the experienced Headteacher, Mrs Helen Fiona Jeys, the school offers a nurturing environment where girls can thrive academically and personally. With a focus on academic excellence, the school has achieved impressive exam results, with an average EBacc point score of 7.07 at KS4 and 58.40% of A-level students achieving AAB or higher. The school also offers various scholarships and bursaries to support and incentivize students, including academic, music, and sports scholarships. With a student body of 983 girls, Manchester High School for Girls is dedicated to providing a well-rounded education that prepares students for future success.
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Brighton Girls GDST
Brighton Girls GDST is an all-through girls' school in Brighton and Hove. With a strong history in girls' education, the school offers a creative and enterprising learning environment. The school values courage, kindness, and community, aiming to develop self-assured and morally strong girls who can make a positive impact on the world. With academic scholarships, a range of SEN support, and impressive exam results, Brighton Girls GDST provides an excellent education for girls aged 3-18.
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St Helen and St Katharine
St Helen and St Katharine is a prestigious girls' school located in Abingdon on Thames. With a history dating back to 1980, this school offers a comprehensive and well-rounded education for girls aged 9-18. Boasting a high percentage of students achieving AAB or higher at A-levels, as well as a range of scholarships and awards, this school provides academic excellence and opportunities for personal growth. With a supportive environment and a dedicated headteacher, St Helen and St Katharine is the perfect choice for parents seeking a quality education for their daughters.
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The Maynard School
The Maynard School is the top independent day school for girls in the South West. With a rich history dating back to 1658, we provide exceptional pastoral care and have a remarkable reputation for excellence in the arts, music, and sports. Our academic results are consistently impressive, with a focus on achieving AAB or higher at A-level and an average points score of 45.12. We are specialists in educating girls and pride ourselves on nurturing bright careers, lifelong friendships, and a strong moral foundation.
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Wakefield Girls' High School
Wakefield Girls' High School is a prestigious all-girls secondary school located in Wakefield, Yorkshire. With a history dating back to 1980, the school offers a comprehensive education for girls aged 7-18. Led by Ms Heidi-Jayne Boyes, the dedicated staff prioritize academic excellence and offer a range of scholarships and bursaries to support students in achieving their full potential. The school's impressive exam results, including an average GCSE score of 6.53 and A-level achievement of 29.20% students attaining AAB or higher, highlight the exceptional education provided at Wakefield Girls' High School.1 schools in compare list -
The Marist School
The Marist School, founded in 1956, is an all-through Roman Catholic co-educational school located in Sunninghill. With a focus on academic excellence, the school offers a range of scholarships and discounts for students. With small class sizes and a supportive environment, the school caters to the individual needs of students, including those with SEN support. Additionally, the school has a thriving sixth form and a nursery for younger children. The Marist School is committed to providing a well-rounded education, encouraging students to excel academically and personally.
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St Mary's School for Girls
St Mary's School for Girls, founded in 1919, is a highly regarded all-through school located in Colchester, East of England. With a strong focus on academic excellence and a wide range of scholarships available, the school provides an inclusive and nurturing environment for girls aged 3-16. The dedicated staff and supportive community ensure that every student receives the individual attention they need to thrive. With a low student-to-teacher ratio and a commitment to SEN support, St Mary's School for Girls ensures that each child's unique needs are met. Prepare your daughter for success at St Mary's School for Girls.1 schools in compare list
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