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Schools in Coventry · DfE, Ofsted

Coventry’s state schools trail 62% of towns in England on results

At Key Stage 2, 59% of pupils at Coventry’s primaries met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths, below both West Midlands’ towns (61%) and towns in England (62%). 117 state-funded schools are located in Coventry’s built-up area. Coventry grades C+ for schools, on Department for Education Key Stage 2 and GCSE results: #18 of 35 in West Midlands. Ofsted is shown, not graded.

59%meet the KS2 standard 45Attainment 8 #18of 35 in West Midlands

State schools

117

86 primary, 21 secondary

Reading, writing & maths

59%

meet the expected standard at 11 · 2023–25

England’s schools: 62%

Attainment 8

GCSE average across 8 subjects · 2025/26

England’s schools: 47.3

Grade 5+ English & maths

45%

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 Coventry’s schools

48 of 106mainstream schools have as many pupils as places, or more 70%meet the KS2 standard at Sidney Stringer, with 46% on free school meals

Popular schools are full

48 of 106 mainstream schools have at least as many pupils as their official capacity, including Barr's Hill, Blue Coat, Caludon Castle, Eden Girls' School, Coventry, Foxford Community, Lyng Hall, President Kennedy School and Sidney Stringer among the secondaries. A full school gives places by its admissions rules, usually by distance after siblings. Getting a place ↓

Sidney Stringer beats its intake

Schools with more pupils on free school meals usually get lower results. At Sidney Stringer Primary Academy, 46% of pupils are on free school meals and 70% meet the expected standard; a typical school in England with that intake reaches 56%. Results and intake ↓

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

School Grade

Coventry grades C+ for schools

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

Primary: reading, writing and maths at 11 (59% meet the standard)Better than 34% of towns in England

Secondary: Attainment 8 and grade 5+ English and maths (45 and 45%)Better than 46% of towns in England

Each of Coventry’s 85 primaries: % meeting the expected standard in reading, writing and maths (2023–25)

Each of Coventry’s 21 secondaries: Attainment 8 (2025/26)

England’s average schoolCoventry’s average school

The primary figure: 85 primaries in the town, 13,728 pupils in results over three years. The secondary figure: 21 secondaries in the town, 4,236 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 5% at Grange Farm Primary School to 58% at Henley Green Primary. Against schools with the same intake, Eden Girls' School, Coventry does best: 65 with 39% on free school meals, where a typical school would reach 44. 33 of 85 primaries and 8 of 21 secondaries are above the line.

Show as a table

School	Free school meals	Result	Typical for that intake	Difference
Eden Girls' School, CoventryAttainment 8	39%	65	44	+21
St John Vianney Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	8%	85%	66%	+19
Manor Park Primary SchoolKS2 %	11%	80%	66%	+14
Sidney Stringer Primary AcademyKS2 %	46%	70%	56%	+14
Cannon Park Primary SchoolKS2 %	13%	79%	65%	+14
Finham Primary SchoolKS2 %	7%	80%	67%	+13
Southfields Primary SchoolKS2 %	35%	70%	59%	+11
Stanton Bridge Primary SchoolKS2 %	38%	69%	58%	+11
Stivichall Primary SchoolKS2 %	5%	78%	67%	+11
Moseley Primary SchoolKS2 %	27%	70%	61%	+9
Hill Farm AcademyKS2 %	35%	67%	59%	+8
Whoberley Hall Primary SchoolKS2 %	32%	67%	60%	+7
Stoke Heath Primary SchoolKS2 %	45%	63%	56%	+7
St Thomas More Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	14%	71%	65%	+6
St John Henry Newman Catholic SchoolAttainment 8	28%	54	48	+6
Broad Heath Community Primary SchoolKS2 %	30%	66%	60%	+6
Blue Coat Church of England School and Music CollegeAttainment 8	28%	52	48	+4
Seva SchoolKS2 %	14%	69%	65%	+4
St Gregory's Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	21%	67%	63%	+4
Joseph Cash Primary SchoolKS2 %	39%	62%	58%	+4
Parkgate Primary SchoolKS2 %	31%	64%	60%	+4
St Christopher Primary SchoolKS2 %	9%	70%	66%	+4
Good Shepherd Catholic SchoolKS2 %	27%	65%	61%	+4
Christ The King Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	9%	70%	66%	+4
St Osburg's Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	26%	65%	61%	+4
Aldermoor Farm Primary SchoolKS2 %	29%	64%	61%	+3
Sacred Heart Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	11%	69%	66%	+3
Walsgrave Church of England AcademyKS2 %	11%	69%	66%	+3
Earlsdon Primary SchoolKS2 %	14%	68%	65%	+3
Limbrick Wood Primary SchoolKS2 %	45%	59%	56%	+3
Ernesford Grange Primary SchoolKS2 %	12%	68%	65%	+3
Barr's Hill SchoolAttainment 8	44%	45	42	+3
Sidney Stringer AcademyAttainment 8	52%	42	40	+3
Courthouse Green Primary SchoolKS2 %	33%	62%	60%	+2
Alderman's Green Primary SchoolKS2 %	38%	60%	58%	+2
Bishop Ullathorne Catholic SchoolAttainment 8	26%	50	49	+2
Stoke Park SchoolAttainment 8	39%	45	44	+1
Ravensdale Primary SchoolKS2 %	12%	66%	65%	+1
John Shelton Community Primary SchoolKS2 %	29%	61%	61%	+0
The Westwood AcademyAttainment 8	34%	46	46	+0
Radford Primary AcademyKS2 %	43%	57%	57%	+0
Grace Academy CoventryAttainment 8	45%	42	42	−0
SS Peter and Paul Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	14%	64%	65%	−1
President Kennedy School AcademyAttainment 8	36%	45	45	−1
John Gulson Primary SchoolKS2 %	39%	57%	58%	−1
Sowe Valley Primary SchoolKS2 %	39%	57%	58%	−1
Finham Park 2Attainment 8	35%	45	46	−1
Coundon CourtAttainment 8	26%	48	49	−1
Holy Family Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	16%	63%	64%	−1
St Mary and St Benedict Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	40%	56%	57%	−1
St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	38%	56%	58%	−2
Ernesford Grange Community AcademyAttainment 8	45%	40	42	−2
Grange Farm Primary SchoolKS2 %	5%	65%	67%	−2
Finham Park SchoolAttainment 8	12%	51	53	−3
St John Fisher Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	21%	60%	63%	−3
Hollyfast Primary SchoolKS2 %	10%	63%	66%	−3
St Laurences CofE Primary SchoolKS2 %	33%	56%	59%	−3
Cardinal Wiseman Catholic SchoolAttainment 8	39%	41	44	−4
Allesley Primary SchoolKS2 %	11%	62%	66%	−4
Stoke Primary SchoolKS2 %	32%	56%	60%	−4
Charter AcademyKS2 %	45%	52%	56%	−4
Foxford Community SchoolAttainment 8	41%	39	43	−5
Caludon Castle SchoolAttainment 8	22%	45	50	−5
St Patrick's Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	24%	57%	62%	−5
St Augustine's Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	24%	57%	62%	−5
Clifford Bridge AcademyKS2 %	9%	61%	66%	−5
St John's Church of England AcademyKS2 %	6%	61%	67%	−6
Corpus Christi Catholic SchoolKS2 %	30%	54%	60%	−6
Moat House Primary SchoolKS2 %	51%	48%	54%	−6
Richard Lee Primary SchoolKS2 %	26%	55%	61%	−6
St Anne's Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	37%	52%	58%	−6
Mount Nod Primary SchoolKS2 %	14%	58%	65%	−7
Whitmore Park Primary SchoolKS2 %	22%	56%	63%	−7
Lyng Hall SchoolAttainment 8	47%	34	41	−7
West Coventry AcademyAttainment 8	32%	39	47	−7
Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	44%	48%	56%	−8
Henley Green PrimaryKS2 %	58%	44%	52%	−8
All Saints Church of England Primary SchoolKS2 %	23%	54%	62%	−8
Wyken Croft Primary SchoolKS2 %	19%	55%	63%	−8
Meadow Park SchoolAttainment 8	44%	33	42	−9
Holbrook Primary SchoolKS2 %	37%	49%	58%	−9
Eastern Green Junior SchoolKS2 %	15%	55%	65%	−10
Leigh Church of England AcademyKS2 %	39%	48%	58%	−10
Little Heath Primary SchoolKS2 %	42%	47%	57%	−10
All Souls' Catholic Primary SchoolKS2 %	6%	57%	67%	−10
Howes Community Primary SchoolKS2 %	33%	49%	59%	−10
Park Hill Primary SchoolKS2 %	10%	55%	66%	−11
Coundon Primary SchoolKS2 %	17%	53%	64%	−11
Willenhall Community Primary SchoolKS2 %	41%	46%	57%	−11
Templars Primary SchoolKS2 %	34%	48%	59%	−11
Keresley Grange Primary SchoolKS2 %	24%	50%	62%	−12
Grangehurst Primary SchoolKS2 %	25%	49%	62%	−13
Whitley Abbey Primary SchoolKS2 %	25%	49%	62%	−13
Frederick Bird AcademyKS2 %	52%	41%	54%	−13
Potters Green Primary SchoolKS2 %	34%	46%	59%	−13
Whittle AcademyKS2 %	24%	48%	62%	−14
Allesley Hall Primary SchoolKS2 %	12%	51%	65%	−14
Pearl Hyde Community Primary SchoolKS2 %	17%	47%	64%	−17
Hearsall Community AcademyKS2 %	29%	43%	60%	−17
Seva SchoolAttainment 8	14%	35	53	−18
Longford Park Primary SchoolKS2 %	28%	43%	61%	−18
St Bartholomew's Church of England AcademyKS2 %	35%	39%	59%	−20
Gosford Park Primary SchoolKS2 %	31%	40%	60%	−20
Edgewick Community Primary SchoolKS2 %	40%	34%	58%	−24
Stretton Church of England AcademyKS2 %	37%	34%	58%	−24
Spon Gate Primary SchoolKS2 %	57%	24%	53%	−29

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 Coventry

Coventry Council handles applications for every state school in Coventry, 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. 32 of Coventry’s 106 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%; 48 schools are at or over it.

Moseley incl. nursery136%

John Shelton incl. nursery119%

Barr's Hill118%

President Kennedy School115%

Manor Park incl. nursery114%

All Souls' incl. nursery113%

St Anne's incl. nursery112%

All Saints incl. nursery112%

St John Vianney incl. nursery111%

St Patrick's incl. nursery111%

Show all 106 schools

St Christopher incl. nursery111%

Sidney Stringer111%

St Elizabeth's incl. nursery110%

Holy Family incl. nursery109%

Finham incl. nursery109%

Broad Heath incl. nursery108%

Parkgate incl. nursery108%

Good Shepherd incl. nursery108%

Sacred Heart incl. nursery108%

Stoke incl. nursery108%

Willenhall incl. nursery108%

Southfields incl. nursery107%

Charter incl. nursery107%

Longford Park incl. nursery107%

Spon Gate incl. nursery107%

Christ The King incl. nursery106%

St Osburg's incl. nursery106%

Moat House incl. nursery105%

Corpus Christi incl. nursery105%

Caludon Castle105%

Whoberley Hall incl. nursery104%

Foxford Community104%

Lyng Hall103%

Clifford Bridge incl. nursery102%

Gosford Park incl. nursery102%

Our Lady of the Assumption incl. nursery102%

St Gregory's102%

Frederick Bird incl. nursery102%

Stivichall102%

John Gulson incl. nursery101%

Blue Coat101%

Howes incl. nursery101%

Joseph Cash incl. nursery101%

Courthouse Green incl. nursery100%

Radford incl. nursery100%

Eastern Green Junior100%

Eden Girls' School, Coventry100%

Sowe Valley100%

Keresley Grange100%

St John Fisher incl. nursery100%

Cardinal Wiseman99%

Earlsdon99%

Sidney Stringer99%

Stretton incl. nursery99%

Templars incl. nursery99%

Stoke Park99%

Allesley incl. nursery99%

Potters Green incl. nursery99%

St Bartholomew's incl. nursery99%

Finham Park99%

Ernesford Grange Community99%

Wyken Croft incl. nursery98%

Grangehurst98%

St Mary and St Benedict incl. nursery97%

West Coventry97%

Edgewick incl. nursery97%

Whitmore Park incl. nursery97%

Mount Nod incl. nursery97%

The Westwood96%

Ravensdale incl. nursery96%

St Laurences96%

Whitley Abbey incl. nursery96%

St John Henry Newman96%

Hollyfast incl. nursery96%

Grange Farm95%

Alderman's Green incl. nursery95%

Stoke Heath incl. nursery95%

Hearsall Community incl. nursery95%

Cannon Park95%

Walsgrave incl. nursery94%

Aldermoor Farm incl. nursery94%

SS Peter and Paul94%

Allesley Hall93%

Holbrook incl. nursery93%

Coundon Court92%

Henley Green incl. nursery92%

Grace Academy Coventry92%

Leigh incl. nursery92%

Finham Park 291%

Bishop Ullathorne91%

Ernesford Grange incl. nursery90%

Pearl Hyde88%

Park Hill incl. nursery88%

St Andrew's88%

Stanton Bridge incl. nursery88%

St John's85%

Coundon incl. nursery85%

Limbrick Wood incl. nursery82%

Meadow Park81%

Hill Farm incl. nursery76%

Whittle incl. nursery76%

Richard Lee incl. nursery72%

St Augustine's incl. nursery70%

St Thomas More incl. nursery64%

Seva51%

Little Heath45%

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

117 state schools in Coventry

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 Coventry’s schoolsA 8B 37C 43D 1712 without a letter

Primary schools85 · best KS2 results first

St John Vianney Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

A⁺

85% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

234 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Manor Park Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

80% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

717 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Finham Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

80% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

457 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Cannon Park Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

79% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

199 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Stivichall Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

78% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

533 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

St Thomas More Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

A⁻

71% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

268 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Moseley Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

B⁺

70% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

571 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

St Christopher Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

B⁺

70% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

467 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Southfields Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

B⁺

70% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

450 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Christ The King Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

B⁺

70% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

445 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Sidney Stringer Primary Academy

Primary · ages 4–11 · Free school

B⁺

70% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

416 pupilsOfsted: report card 2025

Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

B⁺

69% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

453 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Walsgrave Church of England Academy

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

B⁺

69% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

444 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Stanton Bridge Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

B⁺

69% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

413 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Ernesford Grange Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

B⁺

68% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

451 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Earlsdon Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

B⁺

68% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

416 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Hill Farm Academy

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

67% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

477 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Whoberley Hall Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

67% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

219 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

St Gregory's Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

67% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

214 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Broad Heath Community Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

66% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

683 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Ravensdale Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

66% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

454 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Grange Farm Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

65% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

401 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Good Shepherd Catholic School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

65% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

227 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

St Osburg's Catholic Primary School

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

65% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

222 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Show all 85 primary schools

Parkgate Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

B⁻

64% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

683 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Aldermoor Farm Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

B⁻

64% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

644 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

SS Peter and Paul Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 5–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

B⁻

64% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

197 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Hollyfast Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

B⁻

63% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

641 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Stoke Heath Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

B⁻

63% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

494 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Holy Family Catholic Primary School

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

B⁻

63% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

459 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Courthouse Green Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Academy

B⁻

62% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

711 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Joseph Cash Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

B⁻

62% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

476 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Allesley Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

B⁻

62% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

414 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Clifford Bridge Academy

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

B⁻

61% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

430 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

John Shelton Community Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

B⁻

61% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

249 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

St John's Church of England Academy

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

B⁻

61% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

179 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Alderman's Green Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

C⁺

60% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

485 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

St John Fisher Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

C⁺

60% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

458 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Limbrick Wood Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Academy

C⁺

59% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

173 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Mount Nod Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁺

58% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

304 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

John Gulson Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

496 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

St Augustine's Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

293 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

All Souls' Catholic Primary School

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

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

237 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Radford Primary Academy

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

237 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

St Patrick's Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

234 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Sowe Valley Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

57% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

210 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Whitmore Park Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

56% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

677 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Stoke Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

56% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

474 pupilsOfsted: Requires improvement 2024

St Laurences CofE Primary School

Primary · ages 5–11 · Academy · Church of England

56% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

403 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

St Mary and St Benedict Catholic Primary School

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

56% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

345 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

56% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

232 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Wyken Croft Primary School

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

55% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

899 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Park Hill Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

55% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

416 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Richard Lee Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

55% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

351 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Eastern Green Junior School

Primary · ages 7–11 · Community

55% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

241 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Corpus Christi Catholic School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy · Roman Catholic

54% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

442 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

All Saints Church of England Primary School

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

54% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

268 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Coundon Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁻

53% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

534 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Charter Academy

Primary · ages 2–11 · Academy

C⁻

52% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

336 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

St Anne's Catholic Primary School

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

C⁻

52% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

235 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Allesley Hall Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

C⁻

51% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

196 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Keresley Grange Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Academy

C⁻

50% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

314 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Holbrook Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁻

49% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

608 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Grangehurst Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Community

C⁻

49% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

411 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Whitley Abbey Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁻

49% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

403 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Howes Community Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁻

49% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

182 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Templars Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁻

48% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

625 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Moat House Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

C⁻

48% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

470 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Whittle Academy

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

C⁻

48% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

238 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Leigh Church of England Academy

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

C⁻

48% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

216 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Primary School

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

C⁻

48% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

215 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Pearl Hyde Community Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Academy

47% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

278 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Little Heath Primary School

Primary · ages 4–11 · Academy

47% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

191 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Willenhall Community Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

46% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

452 pupilsOfsted: Requires improvement 2024

Potters Green Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

46% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

414 pupilsOfsted: Requires improvement 2024

Henley Green Primary

Primary · ages 2–11 · Community

44% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

449 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Hearsall Community Academy

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

43% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

433 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Longford Park Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

43% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

224 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Frederick Bird Academy

Primary · ages 3–11 · Academy

41% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

855 pupilsOfsted: Requires improvement 2023

Gosford Park Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

40% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

430 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

St Bartholomew's Church of England Academy

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

39% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

207 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Edgewick Community Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

D⁻

34% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

433 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Stretton Church of England Academy

Primary · ages 2–11 · Academy · Church of England

D⁻

34% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

208 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Spon Gate Primary School

Primary · ages 3–11 · Community

D⁻

24% met the KS2 standard (3 years)

224 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

St Andrew's Church of England Infant School

Primary · ages 4–7 · Voluntary controlled · Church of England

No letter

158 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

All-through schools1 · primary and secondary in one

Seva School

All-through · ages 4–16 · Free school · Sikh

35.1 Attainment 8 · 26% grade 5+ E&M

736 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Secondary schools21 · best GCSE results first

Eden Girls' School, Coventry

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Free school · Muslim, girls

A⁺

65.2 Attainment 8 · 81% grade 5+ E&M

600 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

St John Henry Newman Catholic School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy · Roman Catholic

A⁻

53.8 Attainment 8 · 64% grade 5+ E&M

1,435 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Blue Coat Church of England School and Music College

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

B⁺

52.2 Attainment 8 · 53% grade 5+ E&M

1,815 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Finham Park School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

B⁺

50.7 Attainment 8 · 56% grade 5+ E&M

1,724 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Bishop Ullathorne Catholic School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy · Roman Catholic

B⁺

50.4 Attainment 8 · 56% grade 5+ E&M

1,155 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

The Westwood Academy

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

B⁻

46.1 Attainment 8 · 48% grade 5+ E&M

843 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Coundon Court

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

B⁻

47.5 Attainment 8 · 44% grade 5+ E&M

1,873 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Barr's Hill School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

B⁻

44.9 Attainment 8 · 49% grade 5+ E&M

1,063 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

President Kennedy School Academy

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

B⁻

44.6 Attainment 8 · 46% grade 5+ E&M

1,799 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Stoke Park School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

C⁺

44.9 Attainment 8 · 43% grade 5+ E&M

1,101 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Caludon Castle School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

C⁺

45.2 Attainment 8 · 42% grade 5+ E&M

1,520 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Finham Park 2

Secondary · ages 11–19 · Free school

C⁺

44.8 Attainment 8 · 43% grade 5+ E&M

812 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Sidney Stringer Academy

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

C⁺

42.3 Attainment 8 · 44% grade 5+ E&M

1,496 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Cardinal Wiseman Catholic School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy · Roman Catholic

40.7 Attainment 8 · 40% grade 5+ E&M

1,406 pupilsOfsted: report card 2026

Ernesford Grange Community Academy

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

39.8 Attainment 8 · 42% grade 5+ E&M

1,187 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2025

Grace Academy Coventry

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

42 Attainment 8 · 35% grade 5+ E&M

1,051 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

Foxford Community School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

C⁻

38.6 Attainment 8 · 39% grade 5+ E&M

1,078 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

West Coventry Academy

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

39.3 Attainment 8 · 28% grade 5+ E&M

1,317 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Meadow Park School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

33.1 Attainment 8 · 29% grade 5+ E&M

734 pupilsOfsted: Requires improvement 2023

Lyng Hall School

Secondary · ages 11–18 · Academy

D⁻

34.4 Attainment 8 · 14% grade 5+ E&M

1,014 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

WMG Academy for Young Engineers

Secondary · ages 14–19 · University technical college

No letter

43.6 Attainment 8 · 40% grade 5+ E&M

504 pupilsOfsted: Good 2022

Special schools, nurseries and colleges10 · no letter: their results don’t compare

Sherbourne Fields School

Special school · ages 5–19 · Community

No letter

1.2 Attainment 8 · 0% grade 5+ E&M

263 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2024

Riverbank School

Special school · ages 11–19 · Academy

No letter

0.3 Attainment 8 · 0% grade 5+ E&M

219 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Castle Wood Special School

Special school · ages 3–11 · Community

No letter

194 pupilsOfsted: Requires improvement 2024

Woodfield

Special school · ages 5–16 · Community

No letter

7.9 Attainment 8 · 6% grade 5+ E&M

163 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Hillfields Nursery School

Nursery · ages 2–5 · Local authority nursery school

No letter

144 pupilsOfsted: Outstanding 2023

Tiverton School

Special school · ages 3–11 · Community

No letter

136 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Baginton Fields Academy

Special school · ages 11–19 · Academy

No letter

125 pupilsOfsted: Good 2023

Kingsbury Academy

Special school · ages 3–11 · Academy

No letter

105 pupilsOfsted: Inspected 2024

Coventry Alternative Provision Academy

Alternative provision · ages 11–16 · Academy

No letter

59 pupilsOfsted: Requires improvement 2022

Inspired Pathways

Alternative provision · ages 11–16 · Pupil referral unit

No letter

2 pupilsOfsted: Good 2024

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 3Good 30Report card 16Requires improvement 7Ungraded inspection only 61

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. 16 of Coventry’s 117 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
Good Shepherd Catholic SchoolJuly 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Howes Community Primary SchoolJuly 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Needs attention	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
St Anne's Catholic Primary SchoolJune 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Leigh Church of England AcademyJune 2026	Met	Needs attention	Needs attention	Expected standard	Needs attention	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Allesley Hall Primary SchoolMay 2026	Met	Needs attention	Expected standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Stoke Park SchoolMay 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—	Expected standard
Stivichall Primary SchoolApril 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Cardinal Wiseman Catholic SchoolApril 2026	Met	Expected standard	Needs attention	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—	Needs attention
Sowe Valley Primary SchoolApril 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
St Patrick's Catholic Primary SchoolMarch 2026	Met	Expected standard	Needs attention	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Coundon CourtMarch 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	—	Strong standard
St Bartholomew's Church of England AcademyFebruary 2026	Met	Needs attention	Needs attention	Expected standard	Needs attention	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Richard Lee Primary SchoolJanuary 2026	Met	Needs attention	Needs attention	Needs attention	Needs attention	Expected standard	Needs attention	Needs attention	—
Grangehurst Primary SchoolJanuary 2026	Met	Needs attention	Expected standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Broad Heath Community Primary SchoolJanuary 2026	Met	Expected standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Strong standard	Expected standard	Expected standard	—
Sidney Stringer Primary AcademyNovember 2025	Met	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	Strong standard	—

Who runs them

18 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
Romero Catholic AcademyCardinal Wiseman, St John Fisher, Sacred Heart, Corpus Christi, St Patrick's, Good Shepherd, St Gregory's, SS Peter and Paul	8	3,631	CC⁺B⁺CCBBB⁻
Finham Park Multi-Academy TrustFinham Park, Lyng Hall, Finham Park 2, Meadow Park, Finham, Pearl Hyde, Limbrick Wood	7	5,192	B⁺D⁻C⁺DADC⁺
Castle Phoenix TrustCaludon Castle, Foxford Community, Hill Farm, Potters Green, Richard Lee, Charter, Little Heath	7	4,367	C⁺C⁻BDCC⁻D
Holy Cross Catholic Multi Academy CompanySt John Henry Newman, Bishop Ullathorne, Christ The King, St Augustine's, St Thomas More, St John Vianney, St Elizabeth's	7	4,062	A⁻B⁺B⁺CA⁻A⁺C
Futures TrustCoundon Court, President Kennedy School, Stoke Park, Barr's Hill, Parkgate, Keresley Grange	6	6,833	B⁻B⁻C⁺B⁻B⁻C⁻
Inspire Education TrustBlue Coat, Frederick Bird, Walsgrave, Hearsall Community, Clifford Bridge, Whittle	6	4,215	B⁺DB⁺DB⁻C⁻
Sidney Stringer Multi Academy TrustSidney Stringer, Ernesford Grange Community, Sidney Stringer, Radford, Riverbank	5	3,555	C⁺CB⁺C
Diocese of Coventry Multi-Academy TrustSt Laurences, Leigh, Stretton, St Bartholomew's, St John's	5	1,213	CC⁻D⁻DB⁻
Triumph Learning TrustCourthouse Green, Alderman's Green	2	1,196	B⁻C⁺
Thrive Education PartnershipBaginton Fields, Kingsbury	2	230	—
Arthur Terry Learning PartnershipWest Coventry	1	1,317	D
Tove Learning TrustGrace Academy Coventry	1	1,051	C
Kenilworth Multi Academy TrustThe Westwood	1	843	B⁻
Sevak Education Trust LtdSeva	1	736	D
Star AcademiesEden Girls' School, Coventry	1	600	A⁺
Wmg Academy for Young EngineersWMG Academy for Young Engineers	1	504	—
Growth Academy Trust LtdStanton Bridge	1	413	B⁺
Solihull Alternative Provision Multi Academy TrustCoventry Alternative Provision	1	59	—
Coventry CouncilWyken Croft, Manor Park, Broad Heath, Whitmore Park, Aldermoor Farm, Hollyfast, Templars, Holbrook, Moseley, Coundon, Stivichall, John Gulson, Stoke Heath, Joseph Cash, Stoke, Moat House, St Christopher, Holy Family, Ravensdale, Willenhall, Ernesford Grange, Southfields, Henley Green, Edgewick, Gosford Park, Earlsdon, Park Hill, Allesley, Grangehurst, Whitley Abbey, Grange Farm, St Mary and St Benedict, Mount Nod, All Saints, Sherbourne Fields, John Shelton, Eastern Green Junior, All Souls', St Anne's, Longford Park, Spon Gate, St Osburg's, Whoberley Hall, Our Lady of the Assumption, Sowe Valley, Cannon Park, Allesley Hall, Castle Wood Special, Howes, Woodfield, St Andrew's, Hillfields Nursery, Tiverton, Inspired Pathways	54	20,878	CABCB⁻B⁻C⁻C⁻B⁺C⁻ACB⁻B⁻CC⁻B⁺B⁻BDB⁺B⁺DD⁻DB⁺CB⁻C⁻C⁻BCC⁺CB⁻CCC⁻DD⁻BBC⁻CAC⁻C⁻

After 16

Where Coventry’s teenagers go at 16

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

19 of Coventry’s 21 state secondaries have sixth forms: Barr's Hill, Bishop Ullathorne, Blue Coat, Caludon Castle, Cardinal Wiseman, Coundon Court, Ernesford Grange Community, Finham Park 2, Finham Park, Foxford Community, Grace Academy Coventry, Lyng Hall, Meadow Park, President Kennedy School, Sidney Stringer, St John Henry Newman, Stoke Park, The Westwood and West Coventry. Coventry College, a further-education college, is in the city. Hereward College of Further Education, a further-education college, is in the city.

Secondaries with a sixth form

19 of 21

state schools in Coventry

Colleges within 12 miles

nearest: Coventry College

Grammar schools in Coventry

no selective state secondaries

College	Distance
Coventry CollegeFurther-education college · CV1 5DG	in Coventry
Hereward College of Further EducationFurther-education college · CV4 9SW	in Coventry
North Warwickshire and South Leicestershire CollegeFurther-education college · CV11 6BH	8.5 mi
Warwickshire College GroupFurther-education college · CV32 5JE	8.7 mi

Special needs

Special schools and alternative provision in Coventry

Coventry has 7 special schools (Baginton Fields, Castle Wood Special, Kingsbury, Riverbank, Sherbourne Fields, Tiverton and Woodfield: 1,205 pupils) and 2 alternative provision schools, 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), Coventry 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 ↑

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

Towns its size

31st of 35 English towns and cities of 241,000 to 465,000

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

#	Town	Schools	KS2	Attainment 8	Grade 5+ E&M
1	Barnet London	A⁺	72%	57.6	65%
…
27	Kingston upon Hull East Riding of Yorkshire	B	65%	44.5	42%
28	Leicester Leicestershire	B⁻	61%	46.3	45%
29	Bristol Bristol	B⁻	60%	47	46%
30	Nottingham Nottinghamshire	C⁺	60%	44.7	43%
31	Coventry West Midlands	C⁺	59%	45	45%
32	Bradford West Yorkshire	C	58%	41.6	39%
33	Derby Derbyshire	C⁻	56%	44	40%
34	Southampton Hampshire	C⁻	58%	41.7	37%
35	Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire	C⁻	59%	40.8	34%

Neighbours

Coventry and the places around it

Coloured by School Grade.

Ash GreenKeresley NewlandsHawkesburyBinley WoodsBedworthRyton-on-DunsmoreBurton GreenCoventry

Town	Schools	KS2	Att. 8
Coventry 117 schools	C⁺	59%	45
Ash Green 4 schools · uses schools within 3 km · 3.2 mi	B⁻	59%	46.2
Keresley Newlands 1 school · uses schools within 3 km · 3.4 mi	C⁺	56%	46.6
Hawkesbury 0 schools · uses schools within 3 km · 3.4 mi	C⁻	57%	41.4
Binley Woods 1 school · uses schools within 3 km · 4.1 mi	C⁻	55%	42.7
Bedworth 12 schools · uses schools within 3 km · 4.5 mi	B	65%	43.7
Ryton-on-Dunsmore 1 school · uses schools within 3 km · 4.5 mi	D	53%	36.8
Burton Green 2 schools · uses schools within 3 km · 4.5 mi	A⁻	71%	47.5

Burton Green 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 Coventry: 5% (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 Coventry

Are schools in Coventry good?

Coventry’s state schools earn a C+ against schools across England: primary results beat 34% of towns in England; secondary results beat 46% of towns in England, on Department for Education Key Stage 2 and GCSE results. School places are handled by Coventry council.

What is the best secondary school in Coventry?

On 2025/26 GCSE results, Eden Girls' School, Coventry: Attainment 8 of 65.2 and 81% 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 Coventry?

On Key Stage 2 results over 2023–25, St John Vianney Catholic Primary School: 85% of pupils meet the expected standard in reading, writing and maths, against 62% at the average school in England.

Do Coventry secondary schools have sixth forms?

19 of 21 do.

How do I apply for a school place in Coventry?

Through Coventry 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 Coventry are full?

48 of 106 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 Coventry?

117 open state-funded schools are located in Coventry’s built-up area: 86 primary, 21 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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Coventry’s state schools trail 62% of towns in England on results

What stands out about Coventry’s schools

Popular schools are full

Sidney Stringer beats its intake

Coventry grades C+ for schools

Where Coventry’s 117 state schools are

Which schools do better than their intake suggests

How school places work in Coventry

When a school is full

How full each school is

117 state schools in Coventry

Ofsted report cards

18 academy trusts and the council

Where Coventry’s teenagers go at 16

Special schools and alternative provision in Coventry

31st of 35 English towns and cities of 241,000 to 465,000

Coventry and the places around it

What this data can and can’t tell you

Questions about schools in Coventry