- Ofsted:Good
- Jewish
- Sixth form
Results well above the East of England average.
145 first choices for 175 places last year
Attainment 8 at 1659.5
East of England 48.8England 46.1
- Days missed
- –East of England 4.1%
- Pupils
- 1,042
- Pupils per teacher
- –
Jewish schools in East of England
All 6 Jewish schools in East of England. Narrow them down, then shortlist up to four to compare.
Results
- Ofsted:Good
- Jewish
Results below the East of England average.
24 first choices for 25 places last year
Met the standard at 1168%
East of England 73%England 61%
- Days missed
- 5.1%East of England 4.1%
- Pupils
- 187
- Pupils per teacher
- 16.7
- Ofsted:Outstanding
- Jewish
Results above the East of England average.
49 first choices for 53 places last year
Met the standard at 1178%
East of England 73%England 61%
- Days missed
- 3.2%East of England 4.1%
- Pupils
- 419
- Pupils per teacher
- 19.8
Beis Chinuch Lebonos Westcliff
Southend-On-Sea, SS0 7AH · Independent · Primary · Ages 3 to 11 · Girls
- Ofsted:Report card
- Jewish
- Girls
- Nursery
Independent school. Results aren't published in the same way.
Results
Not published for this kind of school.
- Days missed
- –East of England 4.1%
- Pupils
- 110
- Pupils per teacher
- –
- Ofsted:Good
- Jewish
- Nursery
Results above the East of England average.
52 first choices for 53 places last year
Met the standard at 1180%
East of England 73%England 61%
- Days missed
- 4.1%East of England 4.1%
- Pupils
- 407
- Pupils per teacher
- 22.4
Immanuel College
Bushey, WD23 4EB · Independent · Secondary · Ages 11 to 18
- No Ofsted grade yet
- Jewish
- Sixth form
Independent school. Results aren't published in the same way.
Results
Not published for this kind of school.
- Days missed
- –East of England 4.1%
- Pupils
- 446
- Pupils per teacher
- –
- Jewish schools6
- Met the standard at 1173.2%
- Good or Outstanding100%of graded schools ·
- Faith schools774 of 6127 Catholic, 573 Church of England
- With a nursery class2take children from 2 or 3
- Free school meals3.8%of pupils get them
The big picture
How East of England's Jewish schools spread out
Each dot is one school. Hover over a dot to see which school it is.
Met the expected standard at 11
Share of Year 6 pupils reaching the expected level in reading, writing and maths.
Days missed
Share of school sessions pupils missed, for any reason. Lower is better.
Ofsted grades in East of England
The last full grade for each school Ofsted has graded. 2 newer or converted schools don't have a grade yet.
- Outstanding: 1 of 4
- Good: 3 of 4
- Requires improvement: 0 of 4
- Inadequate: 0 of 4
Before you apply
Four things worth knowing in East of England
Half or more are faith schools.
774 of the 6 Jewish schools in East of England have a religious character. When they're full, they can put families of their faith first, so check each school's rules.
Show schools with no religious characterCheck 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.
Show Good or OutstandingList a school you're likely to get.
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About these schools
Jewish schools in East of England, explained
There are 6 Jewish schools in East of England, teaching 2,501 children. 1 are run by the council and 3 are academies or free schools. The list also includes 2 independent schools.
100% of the schools Ofsted has graded are Good or Outstanding, against 90% across England. 1 is Outstanding, though some grades are several years old, so check the date on each school's page.
73.2% of pupils in East of England met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths at 11, against 61% across England. The gap between schools is wide, from 68% to 80%, which is why it's worth looking school by school.
3.8% of pupils get free school meals. Schools here spend £7,799 a year on each pupil, against £7,460 across England. 9.4% of pupils are persistently absent, missing one day in ten or more, against 20% across England.
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Other schools in East of England
- Primary schools2,035 schools
- Secondary schools448 schools
- Nurseries2,084 schools
- Sixth form colleges14 schools
- Grammar schools53 schools
- Private schools229 schools
- Special schools238 schools
- Boarding schools78 schools
- Faith schools769 schools
- Catholic schools127 schools
- Church of England schools573 schools
- Muslim schools7 schools
- Girls' schools32 schools
- Boys' schools32 schools
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Questions
Questions parents ask
How many jewish schools are in East of England?
There are 6 jewish schools in East of England, including state-funded, academies, and independent schools.
What are the best jewish schools in East of England?
Based on Ofsted ratings and exam results, the top-ranked jewish schools in East of England include Yavneh College, Clore Shalom School, and Yavneh Primary School. Rankings are updated regularly using the latest data from the Department for Education.
How many Ofsted Outstanding jewish schools are in East of England?
East of England has 1 jewish schools rated Outstanding by Ofsted. A further 3 are rated Good, meaning 100% of inspected schools hold a Good or Outstanding rating.
How are jewish schools in East of England ranked on Eduscope?
Schools are ranked using a composite score that combines Ofsted or ISI inspection ratings, Key Stage exam results, pupil progress measures, and other performance indicators published by the Department for Education. The score is recalculated regularly as new data becomes available.
What is the average class size in East of England jewish schools?
The average pupil-teacher ratio across jewish schools in East of England is 19:1. 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.