Best Schools 2024
Best Private Secondary Schools in London
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Fulham School
Fulham School is an all-through co-ed school in London, providing a comprehensive and dynamic curriculum from ages 3-18. With a dedicated Pre-Prep offering a creative curriculum, specialist taught courses, and outstanding early years provision, students are encouraged to be curious, take risks, and enjoy lifelong learning. The school's excellent Ofsted reports highlight its good overall effectiveness, quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, and leadership and management. With a student body of 651 and a supportive community, Fulham School is committed to empowering students to succeed.
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Tayyibah Girls' School
Tayyibah Girls' School is an all-through girls' school located in Stamford Hill, Hackney, London. With a focus on providing a high-quality education, the school aims to help students realize their highest potential. They prioritize the development of students' ICT, literacy, and math abilities, as well as their social skills. The school fosters a safe and respectful learning environment for every student and faculty member. Tayyibah Girls' School believes in instilling good character and providing an Islamic education. With a strong emphasis on personal development and outstanding behavior and attitudes, the school prepares students for success in their future endeavors. The school has achieved good results in recent exams, with an EBacc average point score of 6.34 in 2019.
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Tawhid Boys School, Tawhid Educational Trust
Tawhid Boys School, part of the Tawhid Educational Trust, is a secondary Islamic school located in Hackney, London. With a strong focus on personal development and positive attitudes towards learning, the school offers a quality education for boys aged 11-16. With a good Ofsted rating and excellent exam results, Tawhid Boys School provides a supportive and nurturing environment for students to thrive.1 schools in compare list -
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Beis Malka Girls School
Beis Malka Girls School, located in Hackney, London, is an all-through school for girls aged 2-16 years. With a total of 590 students, it provides a nurturing and inclusive environment for learning. The school, founded in 1982, has a dedicated staff led by Mrs G Wind. It offers a range of support for students with special educational needs and has a good track record of academic achievement. With a focus on personal development, behaviour, and leadership, Beis Malka Girls School ensures a well-rounded education for its students.1 schools in compare list -
WENTWORTH COLLEGE
Wentworth College is a well-established secondary school located in Barnet, London. With a founding year of 1997, the school has been providing quality education for students aged 14-19 years. Led by Mr Manuel Guimaraes, the school boasts a co-ed environment with a total of 99 students. The school is known for its good overall effectiveness, including the quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, and leadership. It offers a good sixth-form provision and meets the independent school standards. With an average points score of 1.74 in the EBacc and 30.37 in A-levels, Wentworth College strives for academic excellence.1 schools in compare list -
The Eden SDA School
The Eden SDA School, founded in 1995, is an all-through school located in Ealing, London. Led by headteacher Mrs Laura Osei, the school provides a high-quality education for students aged 2-18. With a good Ofsted rating and a focus on personal development and behaviour, The Eden SDA School offers a supportive and inclusive environment for both boys and girls. The school also has nursery classes and a sixth form, allowing students to thrive academically. Despite its small size, The Eden SDA School excels in providing a well-rounded education for its students.
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StreetVibes Media Academy
StreetVibes Media Academy is a secondary school located in Greenwich, London. Established in 2010, the school offers a co-ed education for students aged 11-19. With a total student population of 30, the academy provides a supportive environment and has a strong focus on personal development and positive behavior. The school's good Ofsted ratings reflect its commitment to quality education, making it an excellent choice for parents seeking a nurturing and academically sound institution.
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Koru
Koru is a co-ed secondary school located in Harold Hill, London. With a small student body of just 9 students, the school offers a focused and nurturing environment. Led by Ms Shona Anderson, the school has been rated good by Ofsted, ensuring a high-quality education and personal development for all students.1 schools in compare list -
Pulse and Water College
Pulse and Water College is a secondary school located in Abbey Wood, London. Founded in 2014, the school offers co-ed education for students aged 11-18. With a total of 22 students, including 15 boys and 7 girls, the school provides a supportive and inclusive environment. The school has a Good rating from Ofsted, highlighting its overall effectiveness, quality education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, and leadership. With a focus on student support, 57.1% of students receive SEN support. Pulse and Water College aims to provide a positive learning experience for all students.
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Bancrofts School
Bancrofts School is a co-ed secondary school in Redbridge, London. With a strong emphasis on academic achievement and personal development, the school provides a high-quality education for students aged 11-18. The dedicated staff have high expectations for all students and encourage them to become independent learners. With good overall effectiveness and positive feedback from parents, Bancrofts School is a great choice for parents seeking a supportive and challenging educational environment for their children.
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More House School
More House School is a Roman Catholic secondary school for girls located in Chelsea, London. With a dedicated and experienced staff, the school provides personalized attention to each student, ensuring their academic and personal development. The inclusive and supportive environment encourages students to reach their full potential while upholding Catholic values. While the school facilities may require improvement, the wide range of academic and extracurricular opportunities offered at More House School allows students to excel. Scholarships and financial assistance options are available. Overall, the school's good Ofsted report and impressive exam results demonstrate its commitment to providing a high-quality education.
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Break Through
Break Through is a co-ed secondary school located in Belvedere, London. With a dedicated headteacher and a focus on personal development, the school provides a quality education for students aged 11-17. The school has a good overall effectiveness according to the Ofsted report, and its small class size ensures individual attention. With a supportive environment and a commitment to meeting independent school standards, Break Through is an ideal choice for parents seeking a nurturing and inclusive educational setting.1 schools in compare list -
Footsteps Trust
Footsteps Trust is a secondary school located in Haringey, London. With a small and inclusive community of 17 students, the school prides itself on providing a supportive and nurturing environment for its students. Led by Mr Christopher Hall, the school has been recognized by Ofsted for its good overall effectiveness and quality of education. With a focus on personal development and positive behavior, Footsteps Trust aims to provide a well-rounded educational experience for boys and girls aged 12-16. With 52.4% of students receiving SEN support, the school is committed to ensuring all students thrive academically and emotionally. Although not offering boarding facilities, Footsteps Trust fosters a close-knit community where parents can feel confident in their child's education and well-being.
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The Lloyd Williamson Schools
The Lloyd Williamson Schools is an all-through co-ed school located in Kensington and Chelsea, London. With a history dating back to 2000, the school offers education for students aged 3 to 17 years. Led by Mrs Lucy Meyer, the school prides itself on providing a good quality of education with a focus on personal development and strong leadership. With a total of 88 students, including 54 boys and 34 girls, the school ensures a supportive and inclusive environment, with 3.7% of students receiving SEN support. The school has achieved a Good rating by Ofsted, showcasing its commitment to high standards. With nursery classes and a sixth form, the Lloyd Williamson Schools offer a comprehensive education for children of all abilities.
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Al-Sadiq School
Al-Sadiq School is an all-through, co-educational school located in Brent, London. With a strong emphasis on pupils' spiritual, moral and cultural development, the school provides a nurturing environment for students aged 3-16 years. While the school has faced challenges in terms of overall effectiveness and leadership, it offers a curriculum that contributes well to personal development and students make sustained progress in key stages 3 and 4. Teachers of Islamic studies are highly effective, and pupils typically behave well. The school strives to improve in areas such as teaching consistency, preparation for future education, and meeting independent school standards.1 schools in compare list -
Darul Uloom London School
Darul Uloom London School is a secondary boarding school for boys, located in Chislehurst, London. With a strong focus on safeguarding and promoting British values, the school aims to provide a supportive environment for students aged 11-19. While the school has made improvements in areas such as accommodation and personal development, there are challenges in teaching and learning, curriculum delivery, and meeting certain boarding school standards. Exam results show that the school still needs to work on improving student achievement in subjects like reading and writing. Overall, Darul Uloom London School is committed to providing a positive educational experience for its students.1 schools in compare list -
Lantern of Knowledge Secondary School
Lantern of Knowledge Secondary School is a Muslim boys' school located in Leyton, London. Established in 2006, the school provides education for students aged 10-16. With a total of 98 students, the school focuses on personal development and good behaviour. Although it requires improvement in overall effectiveness and education quality, it has shown progress since the previous inspection. The school aims to provide a nurturing environment for its students to excel academically and spiritually.
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Mazahirul Uloom London School
Mazahirul Uloom London School is a secondary school located in Tower Hamlets, London. With a small student population of 118 boys aged 11-16, the school focuses on providing a quality education and promoting good behavior and personal development. While the school requires improvement in overall effectiveness and leadership, it meets the independent school standards. The recent exam results show an average point score of 4.91 in the EBacc, indicating the school's commitment to academic achievement.1 schools in compare list -
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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