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Schools in Haringey · DfE, Ofsted

Haringey’s state schools outscore 84% of towns in England

69% of Haringey’s primary pupils reached the expected standard in reading, writing and maths, close to London’s towns (70%) and above towns in England (62%). 83 state-funded schools are located in Haringey’s built-up area. Haringey grades A− for schools, on Department for Education Key Stage 2 and GCSE results: #23 of 33 in London. Ofsted is shown, not graded.

69%meet the KS2 standard 49.8Attainment 8 #23of 33 in London

State schools

61 primary, 12 secondary

Reading, writing & maths

69%

meet the expected standard at 11 · 2023–25

England’s schools: 62%

Attainment 8

49.8

GCSE average across 8 subjects · 2025/26

England’s schools: 47.3

Grade 5+ English & maths

51%

a strong pass in both · 2025/26

England’s schools: 47%

Town figures are pupil-weighted across the schools the grade uses; England’s are the average school.

What stands out · In brief

What stands out about Haringey’s schools

7 of 12secondaries beat England’s average GCSE score; 38 of 53 primaries beat its KS2 average 95%meet the KS2 standard at Lift Trinity, with 24% on free school meals

Strong at both ages

Haringey’s secondary results beat 73% of English towns; its primary results beat 87%. 69% of the London borough’s 11-year-olds meet the expected standard in reading, writing and maths, against 62% at the average school in England and 70% across Haringey. The spread between primaries is wide: 95% at Lift Trinity, 41% at Lordship Lane Primary School. Every school’s result ↓

Lift Trinity beats its intake

Schools with more pupils on free school meals usually get lower results. At Lift Trinity, 24% of pupils are on free school meals and 95% meet the expected standard; a typical school in England with that intake reaches 62%. Results and intake ↓

Written from the Department for Education and Ofsted data on this page.

School Grade

Haringey grades A− for schools

Against every town in England with results; Wales publishes none.

Primary: reading, writing and maths at 11 (69% meet the standard)Better than 87% of towns in England

Secondary: Attainment 8 and grade 5+ English and maths (49.8 and 51%)Better than 73% of towns in England

Each of Haringey’s 53 primaries: % meeting the expected standard in reading, writing and maths (2023–25)

Each of Haringey’s 12 secondaries: Attainment 8 (2025/26)

England’s average schoolHaringey’s average school

The primary figure: 53 primaries in the town, 7,855 pupils in results over three years. The secondary figure: 12 secondaries in the town, 2,547 pupils in results. Mainstream state schools only (grammar schools included); special schools, alternative provision, nurseries and 16–19 colleges are listed below but not graded. Each school’s results are compared with every school in England, then weighted by its pupils.

Results and intake

Which schools do better than their intake suggests

Schools with more pupils on free school meals tend to get lower results. The dashed line is the typical school in England for each level of free school meals; the band holds the middle two-thirds. A dot above the band is doing better than schools like it.

Primaries: KS2 reading, writing and maths against free school meals

Secondaries: Attainment 8 against free school meals

The share of pupils on free school meals runs from 2% at Eden Primary to 58% at Welbourne Primary School. Against schools with the same intake, Lift Trinity does best: 95% with 24% on free school meals, where a typical school would reach 62%. 38 of 50 primaries and 9 of 12 secondaries are above the line.

Show as a table

School	Free school meals	Result	Typical for that intake	Difference
Lift TrinityKS2 %	24%	95%	62%	+33
Lift Noel ParkKS2 %	31%	90%	60%	+30
Rhodes Avenue Primary SchoolKS2 %	4%	92%	68%	+24
Harris Academy TottenhamKS2 %	37%	81%	58%	+23
St Michael's CofE Primary SchoolKS2 %	38%	80%	58%	+22
St James Church of England Primary SchoolKS2 %	10%	86%	66%	+20
Harris Primary Academy Coleraine ParkKS2 %	41%	76%	57%	+19
Muswell Hill Primary SchoolKS2 %	12%	84%	65%	+19
Brook House Primary SchoolKS2 %	45%	74%	56%	+18
St John Vianney RC Primary SchoolKS2 %	29%	78%	61%	+17
The Devonshire Hill Nursery & Primary SchoolKS2 %	49%	72%	55%	+17
Holy Trinity CofE Primary SchoolKS2 %	41%	74%	57%	+17
South Harringay Junior SchoolKS2 %	19%	80%	63%	+17
Harris Primary Academy Philip LaneKS2 %	29%	77%	61%	+16
St Martin of Porres Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	25%	78%	62%	+16
Welbourne Primary SchoolKS2 %	58%	68%	52%	+16
Stroud Green Primary SchoolKS2 %	23%	78%	62%	+16
Campsbourne Junior SchoolKS2 %	18%	79%	64%	+15
Our Lady of Muswell Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	18%	78%	64%	+14
Coldfall Primary SchoolKS2 %	12%	79%	65%	+14
St Michael's CofE Voluntary Aided Primary SchoolKS2 %	5%	80%	67%	+13
Highgate Primary SchoolKS2 %	12%	78%	65%	+13
Earlham Primary SchoolKS2 %	27%	72%	61%	+11
St Paul's Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	22%	72%	62%	+10
Rokesly Junior SchoolKS2 %	25%	71%	62%	+9
Alexandra Park SchoolAttainment 8	14%	62	53	+9
Eden PrimaryKS2 %	2%	77%	68%	+9
West Green Primary SchoolKS2 %	33%	68%	60%	+8
Tetherdown Primary SchoolKS2 %	4%	76%	68%	+8
North Harringay Primary SchoolKS2 %	25%	70%	62%	+8
Fortismere SchoolAttainment 8	14%	61	53	+8
Chestnuts Primary SchoolKS2 %	18%	71%	64%	+7
Gladesmore Community SchoolAttainment 8	52%	47	39	+7
Heartlands High SchoolAttainment 8	41%	51	44	+7
Weston Park Primary SchoolKS2 %	14%	71%	65%	+6
Earlsmead Primary SchoolKS2 %	46%	62%	56%	+6
St Thomas More Catholic SchoolAttainment 8	31%	53	47	+6
South Grove Primary SchoolKS2 %	48%	61%	55%	+6
St Paul's and All Hallows CofE Junior SchoolKS2 %	29%	66%	61%	+5
Coleridge Primary SchoolKS2 %	11%	71%	66%	+5
Harris Academy TottenhamAttainment 8	37%	49	45	+4
Highgate Wood Secondary SchoolAttainment 8	22%	53	50	+3
St Aidan's Voluntary Controlled Primary SchoolKS2 %	17%	67%	64%	+3
Bruce Grove Primary SchoolKS2 %	38%	61%	58%	+3
Hornsey School for GirlsAttainment 8	30%	48	47	+1
The Willow Primary SchoolKS2 %	36%	59%	59%	+0
Park View SchoolAttainment 8	45%	42	42	+0
St Mary's CofE Primary SchoolKS2 %	42%	57%	57%	−0
Greig City AcademyAttainment 8	37%	45	45	−0
Risley Avenue Primary SchoolKS2 %	40%	57%	57%	−0
Lancasterian Primary SchoolKS2 %	39%	57%	58%	−1
Belmont Junior SchoolKS2 %	14%	64%	65%	−1
Mulberry Academy WoodsideAttainment 8	31%	45	47	−2
Bounds Green Junior SchoolKS2 %	21%	60%	63%	−3
The Mulberry Primary SchoolKS2 %	39%	54%	58%	−4
Ferry Lane Primary SchoolKS2 %	29%	57%	61%	−4
Duke's AldridgeAttainment 8	42%	36	43	−7
St Ann's CE Primary SchoolKS2 %	44%	49%	56%	−7
Alexandra Primary SchoolKS2 %	39%	50%	58%	−8
Lea Valley Primary SchoolKS2 %	39%	50%	58%	−8
Crowland Primary SchoolKS2 %	24%	48%	62%	−14
Lordship Lane Primary SchoolKS2 %	33%	41%	59%	−18

Free school meals: pupils eligible now, DfE January 2026 census. The typical-school line is a straight-line fit across every graded school in England. It describes; it doesn’t grade: the School Grade uses results alone.

Getting a place

How school places work in Haringey

Haringey Council handles applications for every state school in Haringey, academies included. You apply to the council where you live, even for a school in another area.

Secondary (starting at 11)Apply by 31 October of Year 6. Offers on 1 March.

Primary (starting in Reception)Apply by 15 January before the September your child starts. Offers on 16 April.

Moving mid-yearApply to the council for an in-year place; it tells you which schools have room.

When a school is full

Every school publishes its admissions rules. Children in care come first, then, at most schools, brothers and sisters of current pupils, then those who live nearest. 21 of Haringey’s 72 mainstream schools have a religious character; some of them give priority by church attendance, so check each school’s rules. Infant classes are limited to 30 by law. If you’re refused a place, you can appeal to an independent panel.

Useful: Apply for a primary place (GOV.UK) · Apply for a secondary place (GOV.UK) · How admissions criteria work

How full each school is

Pupils on roll as a share of the school’s official capacity. The black tick is 100%; 18 schools are at or over it.

Lift Noel Park incl. nursery147%

Alexandra Park146%

South Harringay Infant incl. nursery116%

South Grove incl. nursery115%

St John Vianney incl. nursery111%

Heartlands High106%

Fortismere105%

St Michael's incl. nursery105%

Crowland incl. nursery104%

Highgate Wood Secondary104%

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Our Lady of Muswell incl. nursery103%

St Thomas More103%

Highgate incl. nursery102%

Coldfall incl. nursery102%

Park View102%

Stroud Green incl. nursery101%

Harris Academy Philip Lane incl. nursery100%

Coleridge incl. nursery100%

Muswell Hill100%

Gladesmore Community99%

Chestnuts incl. nursery99%

Weston Park incl. nursery98%

Rhodes Avenue incl. nursery98%

The Willow incl. nursery98%

Lordship Lane incl. nursery98%

Bounds Green Infant incl. nursery97%

Brook House97%

Eden97%

Bounds Green Junior97%

Campsbourne Infant incl. nursery96%

West Green95%

Belmont Infant incl. nursery95%

Greig City95%

St Ann's CE94%

Tetherdown94%

Mulberry Academy Woodside94%

Lift Trinity incl. nursery93%

Belmont Junior93%

Harris Academy Coleraine Park incl. nursery92%

Campsbourne Junior91%

Earlsmead incl. nursery91%

Alexandra incl. nursery90%

St Aidan's Voluntary Controlled incl. nursery90%

Earlham89%

Lancasterian incl. nursery89%

Rokesly Infant incl. nursery88%

North Harringay incl. nursery87%

South Harringay Junior87%

Lea Valley incl. nursery86%

Ferry Lane incl. nursery84%

Harris Academy Tottenham83%

Duke's Aldridge83%

Holy Trinity incl. nursery83%

St James incl. nursery80%

St Paul's79%

Rokesly Junior75%

The Devonshire Hill Nursery & incl. nursery72%

Bruce Grove incl. nursery71%

Hornsey School for Girls69%

St Mary's incl. nursery68%

Welbourne incl. nursery67%

St Michael's incl. nursery66%

The Mulberry incl. nursery66%

Risley Avenue incl. nursery65%

St Martin of Porres52%

St Paul's and All Hallows incl. nursery51%

St Paul's and All Hallows44%

DfE register of schools (GIAS), January 2026 census. Capacity often excludes a nursery class, so a school with a nursery can show over 100%.

The schools

83 state schools in Haringey

Each school’s own letter compares its results with every state school in England of the same phase: Key Stage 2 for primaries, GCSEs for secondaries. Open a school for its results, how its letter is worked out, Ofsted and a map.

Letters of Haringey’s schoolsA 31B 16C 15D 219 without a letter

Primary schools60 · best KS2 results first

Lift Trinity

Primary · ages 2–11 · Academy

A⁺

95% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

466 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Rhodes Avenue Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

A⁺

92% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

685 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Lift Noel Park

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

A⁺

90% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

617 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

St James Church of England Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Voluntary aided · Church of England

A⁺

86% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

189 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Muswell Hill Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

A⁺

84% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

419 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

St Michael's CofE Voluntary Aided Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Voluntary aided · Church of England

80% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

441 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

South Harringay Junior School

Primary · ages 7–11 · Community

80% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

234 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

St Michael's CofE Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Church of England

80% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

156 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Coldfall Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

79% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

684 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Campsbourne Junior School

Primary · ages 7–11 · Community

79% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

219 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Stroud Green Primary School

Primary · ages 1–11 · Community

78% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

477 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Highgate Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

78% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

472 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

Our Lady of Muswell Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Voluntary aided · Roman Catholic

78% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

432 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

St John Vianney RC Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Voluntary aided · Roman Catholic

78% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

234 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

St Martin of Porres Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Voluntary aided · Roman Catholic

78% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

110 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Harris Primary Academy Philip Lane

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

77% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

448 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

Eden Primary

Primary · ages 4–11 · Free school · Jewish

77% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

204 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Harris Primary Academy Coleraine Park

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

76% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

418 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Tetherdown Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

76% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

394 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Brook House Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Free school

A⁻

74% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

408 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Holy Trinity CofE Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Church of England

A⁻

74% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

195 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2022

Earlham Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

A⁻

72% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

366 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

The Devonshire Hill Nursery & Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

A⁻

72% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

339 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

St Paul's Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Voluntary aided · Roman Catholic

A⁻

72% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

165 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

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Coleridge Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

A⁻

71% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

882 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Chestnuts Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Foundation

A⁻

71% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

442 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Rokesly Junior School

Primary · ages 7–11 · Community

A⁻

71% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

270 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Weston Park Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

A⁻

71% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

232 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

North Harringay Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Foundation

B⁺

70% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

400 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

St Mary's Priory Catholic Junior School

Primary · ages 7–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

B⁺

69% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

Ofsted: Good 2024

Welbourne Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

B⁺

68% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

415 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

West Green Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

B⁺

68% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

208 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

St Aidan's Voluntary Controlled Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Voluntary controlled · Church of England

67% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

217 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

St Paul's and All Hallows CofE Junior School

Primary · ages 7–11 · Academy · Church of England

66% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

106 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Belmont Junior School

Primary · ages 7–11 · Community

B⁻

64% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

223 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

St Ignatius Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

B⁻

64% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

Ofsted: Inspected 2024

Earlsmead Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

B⁻

62% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

456 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Bruce Grove Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

B⁻

61% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

277 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

South Grove Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

B⁻

61% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

241 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Bounds Green Junior School

Primary · ages 7–11 · Community

C⁺

60% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

348 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

The Willow Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁺

59% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

472 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Risley Avenue Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

427 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Lancasterian Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

410 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

St Mary's CofE Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Voluntary aided · Church of England

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

306 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Ferry Lane Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

177 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

St Francis De Sales Catholic Junior School

Primary · ages 7–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

Ofsted: Good 2021

The Mulberry Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

54% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

494 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Alexandra Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁻

50% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

416 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Lea Valley Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁻

50% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

388 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

St Ann's CE Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Academy · Church of England

C⁻

49% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

197 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Crowland Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

C⁻

48% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

438 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Lordship Lane Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

41% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

469 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Bounds Green Infant School

Primary · ages 3–7 · Community

No letter

321 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

Belmont Infant School

Primary · ages 3–7 · Community

No letter

218 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

South Harringay Infant School

Primary · ages 3–7 · Community

No letter

208 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Rokesly Infant & Nursery School

Primary · ages 3–7 · Community

No letter

205 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Campsbourne Infant School

Primary · ages 3–7 · Community

No letter

197 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

St Paul's and All Hallows CofE Infant School

Primary · ages 3–7 · Academy · Church of England

No letter

91 pupilsOfsted: report card 2025

St Francis De Sales Catholic Infant School

Primary · ages 3–7 · Academy · Roman Catholic

No letter

Ofsted: Good 2024

St Mary's Priory Catholic Infant School

Primary · ages 3–7 · Academy · Roman Catholic

No letter

Ofsted: Inspected 2024

All-through schools1 · primary and secondary in one

Harris Academy Tottenham

All-through · ages 4–19 · Free school

49 Attainment 8 · 47% grade 5+ E&M

1,307 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Secondary schools11 · best GCSE results first

Alexandra Park School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

61.9 Attainment 8 · 79% grade 5+ E&M

1,888 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Fortismere School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Foundation

60.9 Attainment 8 · 73% grade 5+ E&M

1,746 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Highgate Wood Secondary School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Community

A⁻

53.1 Attainment 8 · 54% grade 5+ E&M

1,524 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

St Thomas More Catholic School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy · Roman Catholic

B⁺

52.9 Attainment 8 · 52% grade 5+ E&M

1,296 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

Heartlands High School

Secondary · ages 11–16 · Academy

B⁺

50.5 Attainment 8 · 57% grade 5+ E&M

1,145 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Hornsey School for Girls

Secondary · ages 11–16 · Community · girls

47.9 Attainment 8 · 49% grade 5+ E&M

560 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Gladesmore Community School

Secondary · ages 11–16 · Community

B⁻

46.5 Attainment 8 · 44% grade 5+ E&M

1,206 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Mulberry Academy Woodside

Secondary · ages 11–16 · Academy

C⁺

45.4 Attainment 8 · 43% grade 5+ E&M

1,124 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Greig City Academy

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy · Church of England

C⁺

44.6 Attainment 8 · 39% grade 5+ E&M

1,137 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Park View School

Secondary · ages 11–16 · Community

42.1 Attainment 8 · 38% grade 5+ E&M

987 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Duke's Aldridge

Secondary · ages 11–16 · Academy

36.3 Attainment 8 · 30% grade 5+ E&M

873 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Special schools, nurseries and colleges11 · no letter: their results don’t compare

London Academy of Excellence Tottenham

Sixth form / 16–19 · ages 16–19 · Free school

No letter

832 pupils

Riverside School

Special school · ages 11–19 · Community

No letter

172 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

The Grove

Special school · ages 5–19 · Free school

No letter

0.8 Attainment 8 · 0% grade 5+ E&M

158 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Woodlands Park Nursery School and Childrens Centre

Nursery · ages 0–5 · Local authority nursery school

No letter

154 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

The Brook Special Primary School

Special school · ages 4–11 · Community

No letter

148 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Pembury House Nursery School

Nursery · ages 2–5 · Local authority nursery school

No letter

133 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Vale School

Special school · ages 2–16 · Community

No letter

2.5 Attainment 8 · 0% grade 5+ E&M

130 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Rowland Hill Nursery School

Nursery · ages 0–5 · Local authority nursery school

No letter

128 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Blanche Nevile School

Special school · ages 3–16 · Community

No letter

13.2 Attainment 8 · 17% grade 5+ E&M

97 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Haringey Learning Partnership

Alternative provision · ages 5–19 · Pupil referral unit

No letter

40 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Haringey Sixth Form College

Sixth form / 16–19 · ages 16–19 · Academy

No letter

0 pupils

Key result: Attainment 8 and grade 5+ English and maths (GCSEs, 2025/26 provisional) for secondaries; the share meeting the expected standard in reading, writing and maths (KS2, DfE’s three-year average) for primaries. Pupils: the January 2026 school census. No letter: an infant or first school (no KS2 tests), a new school, a small cohort DfE suppresses, or a special school, nursery or college. Independent schools aren’t included.

Ofsted

Ofsted report cards

Each school’s latest inspection; report cards replace one-word judgements as schools are re-inspected.

Outstanding 13Good 14Report card 15Ungraded inspection only 39No published grade 2

Ofsted stopped giving one-word judgements in 2024. Until a school is re-inspected, its last overall judgement is its most recent single grade; a school judged years ago may have changed a lot since.

Since November 2025 Ofsted gives each area of a school one of five grades (exceptional, strong standard, expected standard, needs attention, urgent improvement) and says whether safeguarding is met, instead of one overall word. 15 of Haringey’s 83 state schools have a report card so far; the others show their last inspection under the old framework. Ofsted is never part of the School Grade.

School	Safeguarding	Achievement	Curriculum and teaching	Inclusion	Attendance and behaviour	Personal development and well-being	Leadership and governance	Early years	Sixth form
Belmont Junior SchoolJuly 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	—	—
Mulberry Academy WoodsideJune 2026	Met	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	—	—
St James Church of England Primary SchoolJune 2026	Met	Strong standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	—
Rowland Hill Nursery SchoolJune 2026	Met	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	—	—
Alexandra Primary SchoolJune 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Pembury House Nursery SchoolJune 2026	Met	Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional	Strong standard	Exceptional	Exceptional	—	—
The Devonshire Hill Nursery & Primary SchoolJune 2026	Met	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Bounds Green Junior SchoolMay 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—	—
Muswell Hill Primary SchoolApril 2026	Met	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	—
Riverside SchoolApril 2026	Met	Expected standard	Needs attention	Expected standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	—	Expected standard
West Green Primary SchoolFebruary 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Rhodes Avenue Primary SchoolFebruary 2026	Met	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	—
Highgate Wood Secondary SchoolJanuary 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—	Expected standard
Welbourne Primary SchoolJanuary 2026	Met	Expected standard	Needs attention	Needs attention	Needs attention	Expected standard	Expected standard	Needs attention	—
St Paul's and All Hallows CofE Infant SchoolDecember 2025	Met	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	—

Who runs them

15 academy trusts and the council

Academies are state schools run by a trust rather than the council: the trust employs the staff and can set its own curriculum and term dates. Admissions still go through the council.

Run by	Schools	Pupils	Their letters
Ldbs Academies TrustSt Ann's CE, Holy Trinity, St Michael's, St Paul's and All Hallows, St Paul's and All Hallows	5	745	C⁻A⁻AB
Lux Mundi Catholic Academy TrustSt Francis De Sales, St Francis De Sales, St Ignatius, St Mary's Priory, St Mary's Priory	5	0	CB⁻B⁺
Harris FederationHarris Academy Tottenham, Harris Academy Philip Lane, Harris Academy Coleraine Park	3	2,173	BAA
Search Education TrustHeartlands High, The Grove	2	1,303	B⁺
Lift SchoolsLift Noel Park, Lift Trinity	2	1,083	A⁺A⁺
Green Lane Co-Operative Learning TrustChestnuts, North Harringay	2	842	A⁻B⁺
New River TrustAlexandra Park	1	1,888	A
Cardinal Hume Academies TrustSt Thomas More	1	1,296	B⁺
Greig City AcademyGreig City	1	1,137	C⁺
Mulberry Schools TrustMulberry Academy Woodside	1	1,124	C⁺
Aldridge EducationDuke's Aldridge	1	873	D
London Academy of Excellence TottenhamLondon Academy of Excellence Tottenham	1	832	—
Lion Academy TrustBrook House	1	408	A⁻
Eden Primary TrustEden	1	204	A
Haringey Sixth Form EducationHaringey Sixth Form College	1	0	—
Haringey CouncilFortismere, Highgate Wood Secondary, Gladesmore Community, Park View, Coleridge, Rhodes Avenue, Coldfall, Hornsey School for Girls, The Mulberry, Stroud Green, Highgate, The Willow, Lordship Lane, Earlsmead, St Michael's, Crowland, Our Lady of Muswell, Risley Avenue, Muswell Hill, Alexandra, Welbourne, Lancasterian, Tetherdown, Lea Valley, Earlham, Bounds Green Junior, The Devonshire Hill Nursery &, Bounds Green Infant, St Mary's, Bruce Grove, Rokesly Junior, South Grove, South Harringay Junior, St John Vianney, Weston Park, Belmont Junior, Campsbourne Junior, Belmont Infant, St Aidan's Voluntary Controlled, South Harringay Infant, West Green, Rokesly Infant, Campsbourne Infant, St James, Ferry Lane, Riverside, St Paul's, Woodlands Park Nursery School and Childrens Centre, The Brook Special, Pembury House Nursery, Vale, Rowland Hill Nursery, St Martin of Porres, Blanche Nevile, Haringey Learning Partnership	55	21,800	AA⁻B⁻CA⁻A⁺ABCAAC⁺DB⁻AC⁻ACA⁺C⁻B⁺CAC⁻A⁻C⁺A⁻CB⁻A⁻B⁻AAA⁻B⁻ABB⁺A⁺CA⁻A

After 16

Where Haringey’s teenagers go at 16

In England young people stay in education or training until 18: a sixth form, a college, or an apprenticeship.

6 of Haringey’s 12 state secondaries have sixth forms: Alexandra Park, Fortismere, Greig City, Harris Academy Tottenham, Highgate Wood Secondary and St Thomas More. Haringey Sixth Form College and London Academy of Excellence Tottenham are state 16–19 schools in the London borough. The nearest college is Sir George Monoux College, a further-education college 3.8 miles away.

Secondaries with a sixth form

6 of 12

state schools in Haringey

Colleges within 12 miles

nearest: Sir George Monoux College

Grammar schools in Haringey

no selective state secondaries

College	Distance
Sir George Monoux CollegeFurther-education college · E17 5AA	3.8 mi
Waltham Forest CollegeFurther-education college · E17 4JB	3.9 mi
WM CollegeFurther-education college · NW1 1TR	4.1 mi
Leyton Sixth Form CollegeFurther-education college · E10 6EQ	4.3 mi

Special needs

Special schools and alternative provision in Haringey

Haringey has 5 special schools (Blanche Nevile, Riverside, The Brook Special, The Grove and Vale: 705 pupils) and 1 alternative provision school, for pupils who can’t attend mainstream school for a time. A special-school place isn’t applied for like a mainstream one: for a child with an education, health and care plan (EHCP), Haringey Council names the school in the plan, after asking the family’s preference. These schools have no letter, because their results don’t compare with mainstream schools’. Their cards ↑

Haringey Council’s SEND Local Offer lists support beyond these schools.

Towns its size

18th of 45 English towns and cities of 185,000 to 356,000

Ranked by School Grade, best first: the towns and cities either side of Haringey, and the top and bottom of the group.

#	Town	Schools	KS2	Attainment 8	Grade 5+ E&M
1	Richmond upon Thames London	A⁺	77%	57.7	67%
…
14	Tower Hamlets London	A	71%	50.1	54%
15	Bexley London	A	68%	52.4	57%
16	Bournemouth Dorset	A	66%	53.7	64%
17	Camden London	A	73%	48.5	50%
18	Haringey London	A⁻	69%	49.8	51%
19	Brent London	A⁻	67%	51.2	54%
20	Islington London	A⁻	69%	49.7	51%
21	Hillingdon London	A⁻	66%	51.5	57%
22	Greenwich London	A⁻	71%	48.2	50%
…
45	Portsmouth Hampshire	D	54%	40.8	35%

Neighbours

Haringey and the places around it

Coloured by School Grade.

IslingtonHackneyEnfieldWaltham ForestCamdenBarnetCity of LondonHaringey

Town	Schools	KS2	Att. 8
Haringey 83 schools	A⁻	69%	49.8
Islington 64 schools · 2.9 mi	A⁻	69%	49.7
Hackney 73 schools · 3 mi	A	75%	53.2
Enfield 97 schools · 3.5 mi	A⁻	67%	48.3
Waltham Forest 79 schools · 3.9 mi	A	73%	50.6
Camden 56 schools · 4.1 mi	A	73%	48.5
Barnet 130 schools · 4.7 mi	A⁺	72%	57.6
City of London 1 school · uses schools within 3 km · 5 mi	A	71%	50.7

Barnet has the best-graded schools nearby (A+). Small places often use the schools within 3 km, so neighbours can share schools.

How to read these numbers

What this data can and can’t tell you

Expected standard at Key Stage 2. The share of 11-year-olds who reach the expected standard in reading, writing and maths together, in tests and teacher assessment at the end of primary school. We use DfE’s three-year average (2023–2025) to steady small schools.
Higher standard. The share working at greater depth in all three. In Haringey: 16% (England’s average school: 8%).
Attainment 8. A pupil’s GCSE grades across eight subjects, with English and maths counted twice, added up. 50 is roughly a grade 5 in every subject.
Grade 5+ in English and maths. A strong pass in both. Grade 4 is a standard pass.
Provisional. 2025/26 GCSE figures are DfE’s first release; revised figures follow in February, usually within a point.
Progress 8. Not shown: there is none for 2025/26, because these pupils sat no KS2 tests in 2020 (Covid).
Free school meals. Pupils eligible for free school meals now, from the January census: the usual measure of how many pupils come from low-income homes.
Independent schools. Not included: they publish no results comparable with state schools’.

Questions about schools in Haringey

Are schools in Haringey good?

Haringey’s state schools earn an A− against schools across England: primary results beat 87% of towns in England; secondary results beat 73% of towns in England, on Department for Education Key Stage 2 and GCSE results. School places are handled by Haringey council.

What is the best secondary school in Haringey?

On 2025/26 GCSE results, Alexandra Park School: Attainment 8 of 61.9 and 79% with grade 5+ in English and maths, against 47.3 at the average school in England. Results are one measure; distance decides most places.

What is the best primary school in Haringey?

On Key Stage 2 results over 2023–25, Lift Trinity: 95% of pupils meet the expected standard in reading, writing and maths, against 62% at the average school in England.

Do Haringey secondary schools have sixth forms?

6 of 12 do.

How do I apply for a school place in Haringey?

Through Haringey Council, for every state school including academies. Secondary applications close on 31 October (offers 1 March); primary on 15 January (offers 16 April).

How many schools in Haringey are full?

18 of 67 mainstream schools have at least as many pupils as places, on DfE’s January 2026 census. A full school still admits by its rules, usually distance after siblings.

How many state schools are in Haringey?

83 open state-funded schools are located in Haringey’s built-up area: 61 primary, 12 secondary and 10 other (special schools, alternative provision, nurseries and 16–19). Independent schools aren’t included.

Sources: DfE Get Information about Schools (16 October 2026), Key Stage 2 performance tables (2023–2025, three-year average) and Key Stage 4 (2025/26, provisional); Ofsted state-funded school inspections as at 30 September 2026 · DfE Get Information about Schools (16 October 2026), further-education and sixth-form colleges · TownRatings grades: our own summary of the data, ranked against UK towns only. All under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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Haringey’s state schools outscore 84% of towns in England

What stands out about Haringey’s schools

Strong at both ages

Lift Trinity beats its intake

Haringey grades A− for schools

Where Haringey’s 83 state schools are

Which schools do better than their intake suggests

How school places work in Haringey

When a school is full

How full each school is

83 state schools in Haringey

Ofsted report cards

15 academy trusts and the council

Where Haringey’s teenagers go at 16

Special schools and alternative provision in Haringey

18th of 45 English towns and cities of 185,000 to 356,000

Haringey and the places around it

What this data can and can’t tell you

Questions about schools in Haringey