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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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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 -
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The Tutorial Foundation
The Tutorial Foundation is an all-through school in Bromley, London that caters to students aged 11-25. Led by Mrs Julia Low, the school provides a co-educational environment with a small student population of 57, allowing for personalized attention. With a focus on supporting students with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health needs, the school strives to foster good behavior and attitudes. While the school requires improvement in certain areas according to the Ofsted report, it meets the independent school standards and prioritizes the personal development of its students.1 schools in compare list -
Pardes House Grammar School
Pardes House Grammar School is a secondary school located in Finchley, London. With its founding in 1976, the school has been providing education to boys between the ages of 11 and 16. Led by Rabbi Yitzchok Lev, the school has a good reputation for behaviour and attitudes among its 272 students. Although the overall effectiveness and quality of education require improvement according to the latest Ofsted report, the school focuses on personal development and offers support to students with special educational needs.1 schools in compare list -
Yesodey Hatorah School
Yesodey Hatorah School is an all-through boys' school in Hackney, London. Founded in 1958, it provides education for students aged 5-16 years. With a focus on behaviour and attitudes, the school aims to develop personal growth. However, it requires improvement in overall effectiveness and quality of education according to the latest Ofsted report. The school offers good early years provision but falls short of meeting the independent school standards.1 schools in compare list -
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Young Dancers Academy
Young Dancers Academy is a secondary school located in Shepherds Bush, London. Founded in 2008, the school offers a co-ed education for students aged 10-16. With a small student body of 46, the school provides a supportive environment for students with SEN support, making up 27.5% of the student population. While the school's overall effectiveness has been deemed inadequate in recent years, it excels in promoting outstanding behavior and attitudes, as well as fostering personal development. The school's dedicated staff, led by Mrs Kerry Williams, strive to provide a quality education despite the challenges faced. Although the school fell short of meeting independent school standards, it remains committed to nurturing young dancers and ensuring their growth both academically and artistically.1 schools in compare list -
Cavendish School
Cavendish School is a co-educational secondary school located in Southwark, London. With a small student population of 44, the school provides a supportive environment for students aged 11-16. While the school requires improvement in certain areas according to its Ofsted report, it excels in personal development. The school offers a unique opportunity for students to engage with urban gardening and earn AQA Awards. Despite its smaller size, Cavendish School aims to foster the growth and success of its students.1 schools in compare list -
Unique Children's School
Unique Children's School is a co-ed secondary school located in Haringey, London. With a small student population of only 3, the school offers a personalized and intimate learning environment. Although the school requires improvement in overall effectiveness and the quality of education, it excels in promoting good behaviour and attitudes. Led by Ms Alex Dimou, the school aims to provide a unique educational experience for children aged 11-18.1 schools in compare list -
Menorah Grammar School
Menorah Grammar School is a Jewish secondary school located in Barnet, London. With a rich history dating back to 1978, the school provides education for boys aged 11-21. Although it currently faces challenges in terms of its overall effectiveness and quality of education according to the latest Ofsted report, it previously had a good rating. The school offers a sixth-form provision but needs improvement in this area. Menorah Grammar School has a small student population of 307, allowing for personalized attention. The school's focus on Jewish values and traditions creates a unique educational environment for students.1 schools in compare list -
Bales College
Bales College is a co-educational secondary school located in Queen's Park, London. Founded in 1990, the school offers a comprehensive curriculum and provides scholarships, awards, and bursaries to support students. However, recent Ofsted reports indicate inadequate overall effectiveness with regards to leadership, teaching, curriculum, and achievement of pupils. It is important for parents to consider these factors when making a decision about their child's education.1 schools in compare list -
Beis Medrash Elyon
Beis Medrash Elyon is a secondary school for boys aged 11-16 located in West Hendon, London. With a dedicated headteacher and a focus on good behavior and attitudes, the school aims to provide an education that promotes personal development. However, it has been rated as inadequate in terms of overall effectiveness and does not meet the independent school standards.1 schools in compare list -
Jus'T'Learn
Jus'T'Learn is a co-educational secondary school located in Merton, London. With a small class size and a focus on providing a supportive learning environment, the school caters to students aged 11-16. The school is committed to providing SEN support, with nearly half of its students receiving assistance for Autism Spectrum Disorder. While the school has faced challenges in areas such as leadership and management, it strives to improve the quality of education, behavior, attitudes, and personal development of its students. Although the school's recent Ofsted report deemed its overall effectiveness as inadequate, Jus'T'Learn previously had a good rating. Parents can expect their children to receive individual attention and support at Jus'T'Learn.
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Centre Academy London
Centre Academy London is a co-ed middle deemed secondary school located in Battersea, London. With a small student population of 48, the school provides a supportive and inclusive learning environment for children aged 9-19 with speech, language and communication needs, autistic spectrum disorder, specific learning difficulties, and other disabilities. However, the school has recently been rated as inadequate by Ofsted, with poor overall effectiveness, education quality, personal development, and leadership. The sixth-form provision is also considered inadequate. Exam results show a low EBacc average point score and a low percentage of students achieving GCSE 4 or higher. As a result, the school does not meet independent school standards.1 schools in compare list -
Browns School
Browns School is a co-ed middle deemed secondary school located in Bromley, London. Established in 1997, the school provides education for students aged 9-18 years. With a small student population of 89, including 67 boys and 22 girls, Browns School focuses on supporting students with SEN needs such as SLCN, ASD, and SpLD. While the Ofsted report rates the overall effectiveness and quality of education as inadequate, the school excels in promoting good behavior, attitudes, and personal development. However, the leadership and management and sixth-form provision require improvement. The school does not meet the independent school standards and has achieved a low EBacc average point score of 0.11 in the KS4 exams. Despite these challenges, Browns School strives to provide a supportive learning environment for its students.1 schools in compare list
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