- Ofsted:Outstanding
- Jewish
- Girls
- Has a nursery
Results close to the Bury girls schools average.
Ready for secondary school70%
Bury girls schools 70%England 62%
- Days missed a year
- About 12Bury girls schools about 12
- Pupils
- 437
Girls' schools in and near Bury
All 1 girls' school in Bury, and the nearest just outside.
Just outside Bury
The nearest ones, measured from the middle of Bury.
Me'or High School
4.7 miles from Bury · Independent · Secondary · Ages 11 to 16 · Girls
- Ofsted:Good
- Jewish
- Girls
Independent school. Results aren't published in the same way.
Results
Not published for this kind of school.
- Days missed a year
- –Bury girls schools about 12
- Pupils
- 59
Manchester Junior Girls' School
4.8 miles from Bury · Independent · Primary · Ages 2 to 11 · Girls
- Ofsted:Good
- Jewish
- Girls
- Has a nursery
Independent school. Results aren't published in the same way.
Results
Not published for this kind of school.
- Days missed a year
- –Bury girls schools about 12
- Pupils
- 232
Ateres Elisheva
4.8 miles from Bury · Independent · Primary · Ages 2 to 11 · Girls
- Ofsted:Good
- Jewish
- Girls
- Has a nursery
Independent school. Results aren't published in the same way.
Results
Not published for this kind of school.
- Days missed a year
- –Bury girls schools about 12
- Pupils
- 182
Oholei Yosef Yitzchok Lubavitch Schools
4.8 miles from Bury · Independent · All-through · Ages 2 to 17 · Girls
- ISI:Inspected
- Jewish
- Girls
- Grammar
- Has a nursery
- Has a sixth form
Independent school. Results aren't published in the same way.
Results
Not published for this kind of school.
- Days missed a year
- –Bury girls schools about 12
- Pupils
- 71
- Girls' schools1
- Ready for secondary school70.0%
- Good or Outstanding100%of graded schools ·
- Faith schools1 of 1
- With a nursery class1take children from 2 or 3
- Free school meals1.8%of pupils get them
The big picture
How Bury's girls' schools spread out
Each dot is one school. Hover over a dot to see which school it is.
Ofsted grades in Bury
The last full grade for each school Ofsted has graded.
- Outstanding: 1 of 1
- Good: 0 of 1
- Requires improvement: 0 of 1
- Inadequate: 0 of 1
Before you apply
Four things worth knowing in Bury
Half or more are faith schools.
1 of the 1 girls' schools in Bury have a religious character. When they're full, they can put families of their faith first, so check each school's rules.
Check how old the Ofsted grade is.
Some grades are many years old. Each school's page shows the date of its last inspection and what's changed since.
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About these schools
Girls' schools in Bury, explained
There is 1 girls' schools in Bury, teaching 437 children. 0 are run by the council and 1 are academies or free schools.
100% of the schools Ofsted has graded are Good or Outstanding, against 94.8% across England. 1 of them is Outstanding, though some grades are several years old, so check the date on each school's page.
70.0% of pupils in Bury girls schools met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths at 11, against 62% across England.
1.8% of pupils get free school meals. Schools here spend £5,760 a year on each pupil, against £8,120 across England. 14.5% of pupils are persistently absent, missing one day in ten or more, against 18.1% across England.
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Other schools in Bury
- Primary schools68 schools
- Secondary schools23 schools
- Nurseries52 schools
- Sixth forms6 schools
- Private schools6 schools
- Special schools8 schools
- Boarding schools1 school
- Faith schools39 schools
- Catholic schools12 schools
- Church of England schools20 schools
- Muslim schools1 school
- Jewish schools4 schools
- Boys' schools3 schools
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Questions
Questions parents ask
How many girls schools are in Bury?
There are 1 girls schools in Bury, including state-funded, academies, and independent schools.
What are the best girls schools in Bury?
The highest-ranked girls schools in Bury on Eduscope are Yesoiday Hatorah Girls Academy. We rank each state school against schools of the same phase across England on its Ofsted inspection, results and attendance.
How many Ofsted Outstanding girls schools are in Bury?
Bury has 1 girls schools rated Outstanding by Ofsted. A further 0 are rated Good, meaning 100% of inspected schools hold a Good or Outstanding rating.
How are girls schools in Bury ranked on Eduscope?
Each state school gets a rank score out of 100. We place each measure as a percentile among state schools of the same phase across England, then weight them. Primary schools: latest Ofsted inspection 30%, pupils meeting the expected standard at Key Stage 2 30%, pupils reaching the higher standard 10%, persistent absence (lower is better) 20%, average reading and maths scores 10%. Secondary schools: latest Ofsted inspection 25%, Attainment 8 25%, grade 5 or above in English and maths 15%, persistent absence (lower is better) 15%, pupils staying in education or work after GCSEs 10%, A level average points (sixth forms only) 10%. Results are averaged over up to three years, and an Ofsted grade older than five years counts for less. A school needs data for at least 60% of the weights. Special schools, pupil referral units, nurseries, independent schools and 16 to 19 schools aren't ranked, and are listed by Ofsted grade and name. Our methodology page explains more.
What is the average class size in Bury girls schools?
The average pupil-teacher ratio across girls schools in Bury is 23:1. While this is not a direct measure of class size, it indicates the level of teaching resource available per pupil.
Sources: Department for Education school performance tables, school census and workforce data, Get Information About Schools and Ofsted. Distances are straight-line estimates.