“schools in Hackney”

Anderson Road, Hackney, London, E9 6HB

Anderson Road School address Primary Type of school Hackney Community School category London E9 6HB 3 °11 Age range of pupils 020 8985 6280 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 020 8985 7434 Fax number 420 Number on roll (school) John I'Anson Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Karen Coulthard Headteacher 25 June 2001 Date of previous school inspection

Oswald Street, Hackney, London, E5 0BT · Part of The LEAP Federation

Oswald Street School address Primary Type of school Hackney Community School category London E5 0BT 3 °11 Age range of pupils 020 8986 5249 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 020 8985 9505 Fax number 251 Number on roll (school) Mr N Dillon Hatcher Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs B Horton Headteacher 21 May 2001 Date of previous school inspection

Kingsland Road, 317-319, Hackney, E8 4DL

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 Hackney New School is a free school, established in 2013. It is part of the Hackney New Schools Trust. The other school in the trust is Hackney New Primary School. The board of trustees acts as the governing body for both schools.  Following two years in temporary accommodation, the school moved to its current buildings in September 2015.  The 2018 Year 11 cohort were the first Hackney New School pupils to sit public examinations.  The school has experienced four changes of headteacher since the last full inspection in 2015. In June 2018, a section 8 Ofsted inspection identified that the school was declining. In March 2019, the board invited the EKO trust in Newham to support the school. Subsequently, the Department for Education agreed that the EKO trust would take over responsibility for the school from 1 November 2019.  The permanent headteacher left the school suddenly on 20 June 2019. At that point,

Downs Park Road, London, E5 8NP

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 Stormont House School is a community special school for secondary-age pupils in the London Borough of Hackney.  The school currently links with seven providers to deliver its sixth-form provision. These are: New City College, East London Advanced Technology Training (ELATT), WAC Arts College, Oaklands College, Brooke House Sixth Form College (B6), Capel Manor College and Inspired Directions School. Students spend three days in school and two days studying at the partner provider. Students study English, mathematics, physical education, a work preparation course and information and computer technology in school.  About three quarters of pupils are eligible for the pupil premium funding, which is well above the national average.  All pupils have a statement of special educational needs or an education, health and care plan.  The school is a member of the Hackney Teaching Schools Alliance (HTSA).  The headteacher is a national leader of education.

Goldsmith, Row, Hackney, E2 8QA

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 The Hackney City Farm school operates as an alternative education provider for pupils with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties.  The school opened in 2005 within a farm which is open to the public. It gained registration as an independent school in 2015.  The school is registered to admit up to 10 pupils aged from 10 to 17. None of the pupils currently on roll are in the sixth form. Two of the pupils have an educational, health and care plan.  Most pupils are referred to the school by New Regent’s College in Hackney. Most of them continue to be jointly registered with the school which they originally attended.  The proprietor is Hackney City Farm, consisting of two trustees. A board of three governors, which includes the farm manager, has been appointed since the school was first registered. In July 2016, the proprietor appointed an acting education lead to support senior leaders in securing further improvements to the school.

2 Downham Road, London, N1 5FR · Part of The Compass Partnership of Schools

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 The school is part of the Hackney New School Trust, a multi-academy trust.  Currently, the school is much smaller than the average-sized primary school, with pupils in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2. The school is growing each year and plans to move into new premises in March 2019.  There are two Reception classes in the early years provision.  The proportion of pupils who are eligible for pupil premium funding is smaller than average and the proportion who have SEN and/or disabilities is in line with the national average.  The proportion of pupils who speak English as an additional language is higher than the national average.

Tiger Way, Hackney, London, E5 8NA

Rendlesham Road School address Primary Type of school Hackney Community School category London E5 8PH 3 °11 Age range of pupils 020 8985 4259 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 020 8533 6449 Fax number 230 Number on roll (school) Ms Maria Bishop Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs Catrina Tilbury Headteacher 8 December 2005 Date of previous school inspection

Paragon Road, Hackney, London, E9 6NR

Paragon Road School address Secondary Type of school Hackney Voluntary aided School category London E9 6NR 11 °16 Age range of pupils 020 8985 2430 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 020 8533 5441 Fax number 729 Number on roll (school) Mr Nigel Williams Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs Joan Barnes Headteacher 4 March 2002 Date of previous school inspection

51-57 Amhurst Park, London, N16 5DL

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 Beis Rochel d’Satmar Girls’ School is an independent Orthodox Jewish day school for girls in the London Borough of Hackney.  The school is registered for pupils between the ages of two and 19. Boys are admitted only between the ages of two and three. There are currently 1,172 pupils on roll.  The main school site for girls in Year 4 to Year 11 is a purpose-built site in Amhurst Park, Hackney. Other school sites are the early years and Year 1 in Cazenove Road, Hackney, the Year 2 and Year 3 site in Warwick Grove, Hackney and the girls’ sixth form in Rookwood Road, Hackney.  The school’s last standard inspection took place in November 2018, when the school was judged to require improvement. A number of independent school standards in parts 1 and 8 were unmet.  The school does not use any off-site educational provision for pupils.  The school has 121 pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities, including

Woodberry Grove, Finsbury Park, London, N4 1SY · Part of New Wave Federation

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international conferences and is often featured favourably in the media. It led the training and support element of the Department for Children Skills and Families (DCSF) Black Children's Achievement Project across ten schools in Hackney and Southwark. The school is federated with another school in Hackney and the executive principal for both schools divides his time equally between them. The Family Welfare Association has offices within the school and supports vulnerable children and their families.

49 - 51 Ravensdale Road, London, N16 6TJ

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 This is a primary day school for boys of Orthodox Jewish faith. The school occupies a single site in Stamford Hill, Hackney.  The school’s most recent full standard inspection took place in September 2022.  The school is registered to admit up to 200 pupils between the ages of three and five. The school currently has 160 pupils on roll between the ages of three and 11. This means that the school continues to be in breach of its registration agreement.  The school does not make use of any alternative provision.

Goldsmith, Row, Hackney, E2 8QA

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 The Hackney City Farm school operates as an alternative education provider for pupils who are not in school as they are at risk of exclusion. They all have behavioural, emotional and social difficulties.  The school is located in a farm, which is open to the public. The school was set up in 2005 and received its first pre-registration visit in June 2014, but it was not given registered status as it was not likely to meet the independent school standards. The school succeeded in gaining registration as an independent special school in January 2015. This was its first standard inspection.  The school admits a maximum of 10 pupils aged from 13 to 17, at any one time. There are currently 10 pupils on roll, between 15 and 17 years of age. Four pupils attend full time and six part time. There is one pupil in the sixth form.  All pupils have either a statement of special education needs or an education, health and care plan.

49 - 51 Ravensdale Road, London, N16 6TJ

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 This is a primary day school for boys of Orthodox Jewish faith. The school occupies a single site in Stamford Hill, Hackney.  The school’s previous inspection was a full standard inspection which took place in September 2022.  The school is registered to admit up to 200 pupils between the ages of three and five. The school currently has 172 pupils on roll between the ages of three and 11. This means that the school continues to be in breach of its registration agreement.  The school does not make use of any alternative provision.

Goldsmith, Row, Hackney, E2 8QA

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 The Hackney City Farm School operates as an alternative education provider for pupils with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties.  The school opened in 2005 within a farm that is open to the public. It gained registration as an independent school in 2015.  This was the school’s second standard inspection. It was judged to be inadequate at the time of its first standard inspection as a number of the independent school standards were unmet. The school had an unannounced monitoring inspection in October 2016, when it was judged that the school met the previously unmet independent school standards.  The school is registered to admit up to 10 pupils aged from 13 to 17. None of the pupils currently on roll are in the sixth form. Three of the pupils have an education, health and care plan.  Pupils are referred to the school by New Regent’s College in Hackney, the local authority pupil referral unit, which commissions alternative provision for key stage 4 pupils. Most of

71, 75-81 Amhurst Park, London, N16 5DL

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 Bnois Jerusalem Girls School is an independent Orthodox Jewish day school in the London Borough of Hackney. The school caters for girls aged two to 16. The school consists of early years, infant, junior and senior departments.  The school’s last standard inspection took place in December 2019, when the school was judged inadequate. Independent school standards in Parts 1, 2, 3, 6 and 8 were unmet. The school was issued with a Warning Notice by the Department for Education in September 2020.  Since the last inspection, curriculum advisers have continued to work alongside the headteachers in the separate school departments.  The school does not make use of any alternative provision.

83-95 Bethune Road, London, N16 5ED

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 Beis Aharon School is an independent Orthodox Jewish day school for boys in the London Borough of Hackney.  The new headteacher took up his post in autumn 2017.  The school occupies a purpose-built building in Bethune Road, Hackney.  The school is registered for pupils between the ages of three and 13. All pupils speak Yiddish as a first language and Hebrew as a second language. Pupils speak English as an additional language.  The school’s previous standard inspection took place in November 2014 when the school was judged to be inadequate.  At present, there are 279 pupils on roll. This is above the school’s capacity of 243. The school was issued with an order under section 116(1)(a) of the 2008 Act on 24 September 2015, which prevents the school from admitting any new pupils from 26 April 2016. School leaders have complied with this notice.  The school does not use any off-site educational provision for pupils.

17 Margaret Road, Stamford Hill, London, N16 6UX

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 TTD Gur School is an independent Orthodox Jewish school in Hackney.  The school is operating beyond its registration agreement. The school is registered for up to 140 boys between the ages of three and seven years. The school has 245 pupils on roll, including boys aged up to 12.  The school is currently subject to enforcement action. A restriction on admissions was imposed by the Department for Education so that no new pupils were to be admitted to the school after 22 September 2021. At the February 2022 progress monitoring inspection, some pupils had started school when they should not. This is because leaders were using the admission register as a de facto ‘waiting list’. The school was therefore in breach of the restriction order. This practice has stopped. No new pupils have been admitted to the school since the February 2022 inspection.  The school’s previous standard inspection took place in October 2019. Two

17 Margaret Road, Stamford Hill, London, N16 6UX

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 TTD Gur School is an independent Orthodox Jewish school in the London Borough of Hackney.  The school’s previous standard inspection took place in October 2019. A progress monitoring inspection took place in March 2021.  The school is operating beyond its registration agreement. The school has exceeded the maximum number of pupils on roll. The school is registered for 140 pupils and has 245 pupils on roll. The school has admitted pupils above the registered age range. The school is registered for pupils between the ages of three to seven years. The school has admitted pupils up to age 12.  The school does not use any alternative provision.

17 Margaret Road, Stamford Hill, London, N16 6UX

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 TTD Gur School is an independent orthodox Jewish day school for boys in the London Borough of Hackney.  The school occupies a purpose-built site in Margaret Road. The second floor of the building is currently empty and being refurbished to become part of the school premises.  The school’s previous full standard inspection took place in December 2015, when the school was judged to be inadequate. The school has had two progress monitoring inspections to check on its progress towards meeting all the independent school standards.  The school does not use any off-site educational provision for pupils.  The school has 30 pupils who have SEN and/or disabilities. A small number of pupils have an education, health and care (EHC) plan.  Pupils study Jewish religious studies for the majority of their time in school. This is taught in Yiddish. The secular curriculum is taught in English.

83-95 Bethune Road, London, N16 5ED

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 This is an independent Orthodox Jewish day school for boys in the London Borough of Hackney.  The school occupies a purpose-built building in a residential area of Hackney. The early years section is housed in a separate building directly opposite the main school. Since January 2019, the school has been admitting nursery-aged children as a part of its early years provision.  The school is registered for pupils between the ages of three and 13. All pupils speak Yiddish as a first language and Hebrew as a second language. Pupils speak English as an additional language.  The school does not use any off-site educational provision for pupils.  The school has a small number of pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities, including pupils with an education, health and care plan.  Pupils study Kodesh (Jewish religious studies) in the morning and for a brief period after lunch. This is taught in Yiddish. Pupils also learn Hebrew. The secular curriculum is taught