“schools in Islington”

Turle Road, London, N4 3LS

Information about this school

 The school meets requirements on the publication of specified information on its website.  The school meets the government’s current floor standard for attainment and progress.  Arts and Media School Islington is a smaller than average-sized secondary school. The proportions of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds, who speak English as an additional language or who have SEN and/or disabilities are above average.  The number on roll is increasing and pupils come from a wide range of backgrounds. This includes an above-average proportion who are mid-year admissions, including from overseas. There are more boys than girls in each year group.  The headteacher has been in post since September 2016. The senior leadership and pastoral teams have since been restructured.  The school uses alternative provision for a small number of pupils. They are City and Islington College, Quality Tutoring and Academy 21.

Turle Road, London, N4 3LS

Information about this school

 Arts and Media School Islington is smaller than the average-sized secondary school.  The proportion of pupils who join the school mid-year is higher than the national average.  The school meets the requirements of the provider access legislation, which requires schools to provide pupils in Years 7 to 13 with information and engagement about approved technical education qualifications and apprenticeships.  Leaders make use of three registered alternative providers for a small number of pupils.

Brewery Road, Islington, London, N7 9QJ

Brewery Road School address Primary Type of school Islington Community School category London N7 9QJ 3 °11 Age range of pupils 020 7607 4115 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 020 7607 5395 Fax number 250 Number on roll (school) Ms Susan Hay Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mr Mark Miller Headteacher 11 November 2002 Date of previous school inspection

Hornsey Road, London, N7 6DU

Inspection of Pakeman Primary School, Islington N7 6DW

Thank you for a very enjoyable and memorable visit to your school and best wishes for your future. You can all help by continuing to work really hard.

51 Bredgar Road, Archway, London, N19 5BS

Inspection of Hargrave Park Primary School, Islington, N19 5BS

Thank you for the lovely welcome you gave the inspectors when we visited your school recently. We enjoyed talking with you and seeing you learn in class. We worked closely with your headteacher and deputy headteacher and also spent time talking to your teachers and governors and looking at your work. You believe that your school is a good one and one that is improving strongly. We agree with you.

Highgate, Dartmouth Park Hill, London, N19 5NE

Description of the school

This large Catholic Primary voluntary aided school is located on Highgate Hill in the borough of Islington. The school is popular and oversubscribed with some pupils travelling from beyond the immediate area. Attainment on entry represents a spread of ability but is average overall. The school community represents a wide cross section of society and the ward is in the top 15% on the national deprivation indicator. The number of pupils entitled to free school meals is higher than the national average. The percentage of pupils' whose first language is not English is very high with one in five pupils being at the early stages of learning English. Some 63% of pupils have minority ethnic backgrounds of which 23% are from a black African heritage. The percentage of pupils identified as having special educational needs is above the national average.

51 Bredgar Road, Archway, London, N19 5BS

Inspection of Hargrave Park Primary School, Islington, N19 5BS

■ helping you to be able to tell how well you are learning in lessons ■ making sure that no opportunities are missed to check how well the children in the Nursery and Reception classes are learning.

Auriga Mews, London, N1 4ND · Part of The Growth Learning Collective

Information about this school

 This school is part of a federation with Rotherfield Primary School which is also located in Islington.  The school does not make use of alternative provision.  The school has provision for two-year-old children.

Prebend Street, Islington, London, N1 8PQ · Part of City of London Academies Trust

Information about this school

 The executive headteacher works across two schools, The City of London Academy, Islington and the City of London Academy, Highbury Grove.  The school is a stand-alone academy. The academy trust is the City of London Academy Islington Limited.  The sponsors for the academy trust are City, University of London and London City Corporation. Both sponsors have four representatives on the governing body. The governing body is responsible for all aspects of governance.  The school uses three alternative providers, ELAT, Westminster Kingsway and the Hospital School.  The school has recently joined the Islington Sixth Form Consortium. Pupils will start their courses in September 2019.

Treaty Street, London, N1 0WF

Inspection of Vittoria Primary School, Islington N1 0TJ

 help you to be even better at reading and writing  make sure you know how well you are doing and how you can make your work better.

28 Carleton Road, London, N7 0EQ

Information about this school

Mary Magdalene Academy in Islington.  The school is a National Teaching School with a Training Centre . The headteacher is a national leader for education.

Turle Road, London, N4 3LS

Description of the school

The Islington Arts and Media Specialist College serves students from a four-mile- wide area that is very diverse, socially, economically and culturally. Three quarters of the students, a much higher proportion than average, come from a wide spectrum of minority ethnic heritages with many at the early stages of learning English. The proportion of students eligible for a free school meal is very high as is the number of students with learning difficulties and disabilities. These mainly include students with poor communication skills and a small number who have very limited mobility. High numbers of students join or leave the school at other than standard times. Boys significantly outnumber girls. Attainment on entry is well below average for most year groups.

110-112 Tollington Park, London, N4 3RB

Information about this school

 North Islington Nursery School caters for three- to five-year-old children. On the same site, and in the same building, there is also provision for children under the age of two. This part of the school is registered separately with Ofsted. It was not inspected as part of this inspection.  The school offers part-time and full-time places for children.  Leaders do not make use of alternative provision.

King Henry's Walk, Islington, London, N1 4PB

The Children’s House Upper School King Henry’s Walk, Islington, London N1 4PB (Upper school) 77 Elmore Street, Islington, London N1 3AQ (Nursery)

Noel Road, Islington, London, N1 8BD

Description of the school

Hanover Primary School is 3-11 primary school in Islington. The majority of pupils are of White British heritage, but many other ethnic, linguistic and cultural backgrounds are represented in the school. The proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and disabilities is broadly average. However, there is a very wide range of abilities in each year group. The number of pupils who are eligible for free school meals is above average.The school has a stable core of teachers along with more recent appointments. The school has been through a period of considerable uncertainty and change since its last inspection in 2000. The current Head has been in post since 2003.

51 Bredgar Road, Archway, London, N19 5BS

Description of the school

The school serves an ethnically diverse community in Islington, north London. It is situated in a designated Education Action Zone. This scheme provides additional funding to raise standards in areas experiencing socio-economic disadvantage. Over one third of the pupils speak English as an additional language and most of these are in the early stages of learning English A very high number of pupils are eligible for free school meals. Many pupils join or leave the school at other than the usual times and 8% of the pupils are from refugee or asylum families. The percentage of pupils with learning difficulties is in line with the national average but the proportion with a statement of special need is higher than average. Attainment on entry is usually well below average when pupils start school. The school provides a very good range of activities before and after school hours.

Hornsey Road, London, N7 6DU

Inspection of Pakeman Primary School, Islington N7 6DW

lead the school well. All the staff work effectively together as a team to make sure that Pakeman is an extremely safe and secure, fun place to learn.

Treaty Street, London, N1 0WF

Inspection of Vittoria Primary School, Islington N1 0TJ

To help the school improve further, we have asked the staff to:

Thornhill Road, Islington, London, N1 1HX · Part of The Thornhill and Laycock Federation

Description of the school

This is a larger than average school in an affluent area of Islington. Its pupils, however, come from an extremely diverse range of socio-economic backgrounds. The percentage of pupils from minority ethnic communities and those who have English as an additional language is above average. The percentage of pupils with learning difficulties is higher than found in most schools. Pupil mobility is above average, particularly in the junior classes when some pupils leave for the independent sector. The current headteacher was appointed in April 2004.

51 Bredgar Road, Archway, London, N19 5BS

Inspection of Hargrave Park Primary School, Islington, N19 5BS

■ You love coming to school and you learn well. ■ The behaviour of most of you is good, you get on well together and you know how to keep yourselves safe. ■ Your teachers make your lessons fun and give you work that makes you think. ■ The adults in school make sure that you are very well looked after. ■ The leaders in your school are very successful in making your time at school enjoyable and a good place to learn.