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Newham

102 state-funded schools with 61,183 pupils on roll, in the London region. Every school’s page has its published figures against Newham and England.

Primary
66
Secondary
17
All-through
4
Special
3
Alternative provision
3
Nursery
7
16 to 19
2
Academies
48
Maintained
43
Free schools
11

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Newham against England

Published figures for the authority’s schools, set against the same kind of school across England.

All state-funded schools

Overall absence

2024/25

6.5%

England
6.8%

0.3 percentage points lower than England.

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Overall absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/184.4%4.8%
2018/194.5%4.7%
2020/214.9%4.6%
2021/226.6%7.6%
2022/237.6%7.4%
2023/246.6%7.1%
2024/256.5%6.8%

Sessions missed for any reason, as a share of all possible sessions in the school year. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Persistent absence

2024/25

19.6%

England
18.1%

1.5 percentage points higher than England.

11.017.323.52017/182024/25
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Persistent absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/1810.1%11.2%
2018/1910.7%10.9%
2020/2113.5%12.1%
2021/2220.4%22.5%
2022/2324.4%21.2%
2023/2419.8%20.0%
2024/2519.6%18.1%

Pupils who missed 10% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Severe absence

2024/25

2.2%

England
2.4%

0.2 percentage points lower than England.

0.91.62.32017/182024/25
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Severe absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/180.9%0.8%
2018/191.1%0.8%
2020/211.8%1.1%
2021/221.8%1.7%
2022/232.1%2.0%
2023/242.0%2.3%
2024/252.2%2.4%

Pupils who missed 50% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Suspensions per 100 pupils

2024/25

3.96

England
10.88

6.92 lower than England.

2.96.810.72017/182024/25
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Suspensions per 100 pupils
YearNewhamEngland
2017/183.415.08
2018/193.445.36
2019/202.303.76
2020/212.344.25
2021/223.056.91
2022/233.919.33
2023/245.3811.31
2024/253.9610.88

Suspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. One pupil can be suspended more than once. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.07

England
0.12

0.05 lower than England.

0.00.10.12017/182024/25
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Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils
YearNewhamEngland
2017/180.060.10
2018/190.080.10
2019/200.060.06
2020/210.040.05
2021/220.030.08
2022/230.060.11
2023/240.090.13
2024/250.070.12

Permanent exclusions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Eligible for free school meals

2024/25

37.9%

England
25.7%

12.2 percentage points higher than England.

23.530.236.92021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Eligible for free school meals
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2229.8%22.5%
2022/2331.6%23.8%
2023/2433.0%24.6%
2024/2537.9%25.7%

Pupils known to be eligible for free school meals on census day in January. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

SEN support

2024/25

10.9%

England
14.0%

3.1 percentage points lower than England.

10.512.113.72021/222022/232023/242024/25
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SEN support
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2210.3%12.4%
2022/2310.2%12.9%
2023/2410.4%13.4%
2024/2510.9%14.0%

Pupils receiving special educational needs support without an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Education, health and care plan

2024/25

3.9%

England
5.2%

1.3 percentage points lower than England.

2.53.85.02021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Education, health and care plan
YearNewhamEngland
2021/222.3%3.8%
2022/233.0%4.2%
2023/243.4%4.7%
2024/253.9%5.2%

Pupils with an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

First language other than English

2024/25

66.4%

England
21.4%

45.0 percentage points higher than England.

22.743.063.32021/222022/232023/242024/25
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First language other than English
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2266.2%19.6%
2022/2366.1%20.2%
2023/2466.4%20.8%
2024/2566.4%21.4%

Pupils whose first language is known or believed to be other than English. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Pupils per qualified teacher

2025/26

17.7

England
18.5

0.8 lower than England.

16.817.818.72017/182025/26
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Pupils per qualified teacher
YearNewhamEngland
2017/1817.418.4
2018/1916.918.6
2019/2017.318.8
2020/2116.818.5
2021/2216.718.5
2022/2317.218.5
2023/2417.818.6
2024/2517.718.6
2025/2617.718.5

Full-time equivalent pupils for each full-time equivalent qualified teacher. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2025/26.

Teacher sickness absence

2024/25

5.3 days

England
5.0 days

0.3 days higher than England.

3.74.96.12017/182024/25
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Teacher sickness absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/183.5 days4.0 days
2018/193.9 days4.0 days
2019/20Not publishedNot published
2020/214.1 days3.9 days
2021/225.9 days6.3 days
2022/235.4 days5.2 days
2023/245.7 days5.3 days
2024/255.3 days5.0 days

Days lost to sickness absence in the school year, averaged across all teachers. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2024/25.

Primary schools

Overall absence

2024/25

6.0%

England
5.2%

0.8 percentage points higher than England.

3.85.47.12017/182024/25
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Overall absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/184.1%4.2%
2018/194.2%4.0%
2020/214.6%3.6%
2021/226.2%6.3%
2022/237.3%5.9%
2023/246.0%5.5%
2024/256.0%5.2%

Sessions missed for any reason, as a share of all possible sessions in the school year. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Persistent absence

2024/25

18.3%

England
13.0%

5.3 percentage points higher than England.

9.216.223.12017/182024/25
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Persistent absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/189.0%8.7%
2018/199.7%8.2%
2020/2112.9%8.8%
2021/2219.4%17.7%
2022/2324.1%16.2%
2023/2418.5%14.6%
2024/2518.3%13.0%

Pupils who missed 10% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Severe absence

2024/25

1.8%

England
0.9%

0.9 percentage points higher than England.

0.51.32.02017/182024/25
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Severe absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/180.8%0.4%
2018/191.0%0.4%
2020/212.1%0.7%
2021/221.7%0.6%
2022/232.0%0.7%
2023/241.9%0.9%
2024/251.8%0.9%

Pupils who missed 50% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Suspensions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.29

England
2.47

2.18 lower than England.

0.41.32.32017/182024/25
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Suspensions per 100 pupils
YearNewhamEngland
2017/180.341.40
2018/190.291.41
2019/200.221.00
2020/210.380.99
2021/220.311.42
2022/230.321.81
2023/240.382.27
2024/250.292.47

Suspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. One pupil can be suspended more than once. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.00

England
0.03

0.03 lower than England.

0.00.00.02017/182024/25
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Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils
YearNewhamEngland
2017/180.010.03
2018/190.000.02
2019/200.000.02
2020/210.000.01
2021/220.000.02
2022/230.000.03
2023/240.000.03
2024/250.000.03

Permanent exclusions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Reading, writing and maths: expected standard

2025/26 (provisional)

76%

England
63%

13 percentage points higher than England.

6068752021/222022/232023/242024/252025/26
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Reading, writing and maths: expected standard
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2270%59%
2022/2371%60%
2023/2474%61%
2024/2576%63%
2025/26 (provisional)76%63%

Pupils at the end of key stage 2 who met the expected standard in reading, writing and maths combined. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 2 attainment, 2025/26.

Reading, writing and maths: higher standard

2025/26 (provisional)

17%

England
9%

8 percentage points higher than England.

812162021/222022/232023/242024/252025/26
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Reading, writing and maths: higher standard
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2213%7%
2022/2314%8%
2023/2413%8%
2024/2516%8%
2025/26 (provisional)17%9%

Pupils at the end of key stage 2 who met the higher standard in reading, writing and maths combined. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 2 attainment, 2025/26.

Eligible for free school meals

2024/25

32.6%

England
24.7%

7.9 percentage points higher than England.

23.727.932.02021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Eligible for free school meals
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2227.9%23.1%
2022/2328.7%24.0%
2023/2429.1%24.3%
2024/2532.6%24.7%

Pupils known to be eligible for free school meals on census day in January. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

SEN support

2024/25

12.3%

England
15.0%

2.7 percentage points lower than England.

11.513.214.82021/222022/232023/242024/25
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SEN support
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2211.5%13.0%
2022/2311.3%13.5%
2023/2411.5%14.1%
2024/2512.3%15.0%

Pupils receiving special educational needs support without an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Education, health and care plan

2024/25

3.8%

England
3.5%

0.3 percentage points higher than England.

2.12.93.72021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Education, health and care plan
YearNewhamEngland
2021/222.0%2.3%
2022/232.9%2.5%
2023/243.2%3.0%
2024/253.8%3.5%

Pupils with an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

First language other than English

2024/25

72.4%

England
23.4%

49.0 percentage points higher than England.

24.647.169.62021/222022/232023/242024/25
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First language other than English
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2271.5%21.2%
2022/2371.9%22.0%
2023/2473.0%22.8%
2024/2572.4%23.4%

Pupils whose first language is known or believed to be other than English. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Pupils per qualified teacher

2025/26

19.7

England
21.2

1.5 lower than England.

18.319.821.22017/182025/26
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Pupils per qualified teacher
YearNewhamEngland
2017/1819.521.3
2018/1919.321.4
2019/2018.921.4
2020/2118.321.1
2021/2218.121.0
2022/2318.821.1
2023/2419.521.2
2024/2519.721.3
2025/2619.721.2

Full-time equivalent pupils for each full-time equivalent qualified teacher. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2025/26.

Secondary schools

Overall absence

2024/25

7.0%

England
8.4%

1.4 percentage points lower than England.

5.16.98.72017/182024/25
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Overall absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/184.8%5.5%
2018/194.9%5.5%
2020/215.2%5.5%
2021/226.9%9.0%
2022/237.8%9.0%
2023/247.0%8.9%
2024/257.0%8.4%

Sessions missed for any reason, as a share of all possible sessions in the school year. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Persistent absence

2024/25

20.6%

England
23.4%

2.8 percentage points lower than England.

12.219.426.62017/182024/25
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Persistent absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/1811.1%13.9%
2018/1911.7%13.7%
2020/2113.8%14.8%
2021/2221.3%27.7%
2022/2324.6%26.5%
2023/2421.0%25.6%
2024/2520.6%23.4%

Pupils who missed 10% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Severe absence

2024/25

2.5%

England
3.9%

1.4 percentage points lower than England.

1.12.43.72017/182024/25
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Severe absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/180.9%1.2%
2018/191.1%1.3%
2020/211.4%1.5%
2021/221.8%2.7%
2022/232.1%3.4%
2023/242.0%3.8%
2024/252.5%3.9%

Pupils who missed 50% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Suspensions per 100 pupils

2024/25

7.92

England
21.24

13.32 lower than England.

5.613.521.42017/182024/25
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Suspensions per 100 pupils
YearNewhamEngland
2017/186.4210.13
2018/196.8310.75
2019/204.357.43
2020/214.428.48
2021/225.9413.96
2022/238.0918.90
2023/2411.0322.61
2024/257.9221.24

Suspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. One pupil can be suspended more than once. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.15

England
0.23

0.08 lower than England.

0.10.20.22017/182024/25
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Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils
YearNewhamEngland
2017/180.150.20
2018/190.180.20
2019/200.130.13
2020/210.080.10
2021/220.070.16
2022/230.140.22
2023/240.180.25
2024/250.150.23

Permanent exclusions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Attainment 8

2025/26 (provisional)

51.7

England
47.4

4.3 higher than England.

47.450.553.62021/222022/232023/242024/252025/26
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YearNewhamEngland
2021/2254.149.8
2022/2351.447.2
2023/2451.346.9
2024/2551.647.1
2025/26 (provisional)51.747.4

The average of pupils' points across eight GCSE-level qualifications, with English and maths counted twice. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 4 performance, 2025/26.

English and maths: grade 4 or above

2025/26 (provisional)

73%

England
66%

7 percentage points higher than England.

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English and maths: grade 4 or above
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2277%70%
2022/2372%67%
2023/2473%67%
2024/2572%66%
2025/26 (provisional)73%66%

Pupils at the end of key stage 4 with grade 4 or above in both English and maths. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 4 performance, 2025/26.

English and maths: grade 5 or above

2025/26 (provisional)

55%

England
48%

7 percentage points higher than England.

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English and maths: grade 5 or above
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2260%51%
2022/2355%46%
2023/2457%47%
2024/2554%47%
2025/26 (provisional)55%48%

Pupils at the end of key stage 4 with grade 5 or above in both English and maths. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Key stage 4 performance, 2025/26.

Eligible for free school meals

2024/25

45.1%

England
25.8%

19.3 percentage points higher than England.

22.533.043.52021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Eligible for free school meals
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2232.9%20.9%
2022/2335.9%22.7%
2023/2438.6%24.1%
2024/2545.1%25.8%

Pupils known to be eligible for free school meals on census day in January. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

SEN support

2024/25

8.7%

England
13.4%

4.7 percentage points lower than England.

8.610.913.12021/222022/232023/242024/25
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SEN support
YearNewhamEngland
2021/228.6%11.9%
2022/238.3%12.4%
2023/248.6%12.9%
2024/258.7%13.4%

Pupils receiving special educational needs support without an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Education, health and care plan

2024/25

3.1%

England
3.1%

The same as England.

2.12.63.02021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Education, health and care plan
YearNewhamEngland
2021/222.0%2.2%
2022/232.5%2.4%
2023/242.7%2.7%
2024/253.1%3.1%

Pupils with an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

First language other than English

2024/25

60.2%

England
19.2%

41.0 percentage points higher than England.

20.338.957.42021/222022/232023/242024/25
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First language other than English
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2260.2%17.5%
2022/2359.7%18.1%
2023/2459.5%18.6%
2024/2560.2%19.2%

Pupils whose first language is known or believed to be other than English. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Pupils per qualified teacher

2025/26

16.6

England
17.3

0.7 lower than England.

15.216.217.22017/182025/26
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Pupils per qualified teacher
YearNewhamEngland
2017/1815.716.5
2018/1915.016.8
2019/2016.317.2
2020/2115.817.1
2021/2215.917.1
2022/2316.417.2
2023/2416.917.4
2024/2516.517.3
2025/2616.617.3

Full-time equivalent pupils for each full-time equivalent qualified teacher. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2025/26.

Special schools

Overall absence

2024/25

18.1%

England
12.8%

5.3 percentage points higher than England.

11.218.125.02017/182024/25
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Overall absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/1818.6%10.2%
2018/1916.2%10.1%
2020/2126.1%15.2%
2021/2221.6%13.2%
2022/2323.4%13.0%
2023/2419.7%13.0%
2024/2518.1%12.8%

Sessions missed for any reason, as a share of all possible sessions in the school year. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Persistent absence

2024/25

54.8%

England
35.3%

19.5 percentage points higher than England.

31.851.471.02017/182024/25
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Persistent absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/1858.3%29.6%
2018/1946.2%28.8%
2020/2174.0%48.9%
2021/2253.6%40.4%
2022/2362.8%38.3%
2023/2454.3%37.2%
2024/2554.8%35.3%

Pupils who missed 10% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Severe absence

2024/25

9.1%

England
6.9%

2.2 percentage points higher than England.

5.210.215.22017/182024/25
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Severe absence
YearNewhamEngland
2017/1810.7%4.4%
2018/197.1%4.6%
2020/2115.0%5.6%
2021/2216.0%5.8%
2022/2315.6%6.2%
2023/2411.5%6.7%
2024/259.1%6.9%

Pupils who missed 50% or more of their possible sessions, as a share of pupils. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Pupil absence in schools in England, 2024/25.

Suspensions per 100 pupils

2024/25

30.72

England
12.32

18.40 higher than England.

25.9148.4270.92017/182024/25
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Suspensions per 100 pupils
YearNewhamEngland
2017/18289.5512.34
2018/19211.4811.32
2019/20127.787.76
2020/2157.617.29
2021/2264.979.60
2022/2314.0410.99
2023/2426.5712.62
2024/2530.7212.32

Suspensions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. One pupil can be suspended more than once. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils

2024/25

0.00

England
0.08

0.08 lower than England.

0.00.00.12017/182024/25
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Permanent exclusions per 100 pupils
YearNewhamEngland
2017/180.000.07
2018/190.000.06
2019/200.000.04
2020/210.000.03
2021/220.000.05
2022/230.000.08
2023/240.000.08
2024/250.000.08

Permanent exclusions in the school year for every 100 pupils on roll. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, 2024/25.

Eligible for free school meals

2024/25

60.8%

England
48.8%

12.0 percentage points higher than England.

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Eligible for free school meals
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2262.4%44.4%
2022/2353.5%45.6%
2023/2453.5%47.1%
2024/2560.8%48.8%

Pupils known to be eligible for free school meals on census day in January. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

SEN support

2024/25

0.3%

England
0.5%

0.2 percentage points lower than England.

0.72.44.22021/222022/232023/242024/25
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SEN support
YearNewhamEngland
2021/222.5%0.9%
2022/234.4%0.8%
2023/241.8%0.7%
2024/250.3%0.5%

Pupils receiving special educational needs support without an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Education, health and care plan

2024/25

99.7%

England
99.5%

0.2 percentage points higher than England.

95.997.799.42021/222022/232023/242024/25
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Education, health and care plan
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2297.5%99.1%
2022/2395.6%99.2%
2023/2498.2%99.3%
2024/2599.7%99.5%

Pupils with an education, health and care plan. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

First language other than English

2024/25

44.4%

England
14.4%

30.0 percentage points higher than England.

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First language other than English
YearNewhamEngland
2021/2252.8%14.5%
2022/2350.0%14.4%
2023/2443.2%14.4%
2024/2544.4%14.4%

Pupils whose first language is known or believed to be other than English. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, Schools, pupils and their characteristics, 2024/25.

Pupils per qualified teacher

2025/26

4.9

England
7.3

2.4 lower than England.

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Pupils per qualified teacher
YearNewhamEngland
2017/183.66.7
2018/193.16.8
2019/203.67.0
2020/213.86.8
2021/224.16.9
2022/234.67.0
2023/244.97.1
2024/254.97.3
2025/264.97.3

Full-time equivalent pupils for each full-time equivalent qualified teacher. Source: Department for Education, Explore Education Statistics, School workforce in England, 2025/26.

Schools in Newham

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Showing 102 of 102 schools in Newham.

Schools in Newham
SchoolPhaseTypeTownPupils
Altmore Infant SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon514
Avenue Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon468
Bobby Moore AcademyAll-throughFree schoolLondon971
Brampton Manor AcademySecondaryAcademyLondon2,987
Brampton Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon908
Britannia Village Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon419
Carpenters Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon306
Central Park Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon879
Cleves Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon469
Colegrave Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon519
Connaught Special SchoolSpecialFree schoolLondon43
Cumberland Community SchoolSecondaryAcademyLondon1,308
Curwen Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon810
Dersingham Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon591
Drew Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon403
Earlham Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon450
Eastlea Community SchoolSecondaryAcademyLondon593
Edith Kerrison Nursery SchoolNurseryMaintainedLondon127
Education LinksAlternative provisionFree schoolLondon24
Ellen Wilkinson Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon448
Elmhurst Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon980
Essex Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon807
Forest Gate Community SchoolSecondaryAcademyLondon1,343
Gainsborough Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon198
Gallions Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon443
Godwin Junior SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon354
Grange Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon180
Hallsville Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon460
Harris Academy ChobhamAll-throughAcademyLondon2,047
Harris Science Academy East LondonSecondaryFree schoolLondon513
Hartley Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon502
Horizon AcademySpecialAcademyLondon78
John F Kennedy Special SchoolSpecialAcademyLondon201
Kaizen Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon419
Kay Rowe Nursery SchoolNurseryMaintainedLondon159
Keir Hardie Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon437
Kensington Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon628
Kingsford Community SchoolSecondaryMaintainedLondon1,437
Langdon AcademyAll-throughAcademyLondon2,026
Lathom Junior SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon489
Lister Community SchoolSecondaryAcademyLondon1,470
Little Ilford SchoolSecondaryMaintainedLondon1,781
London Academy of Excellence16 to 19Free schoolLondon522
London Design and Engineering UTCSecondaryFree schoolLondon854
Maryland Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon403
Monega Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon554
Nelson Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon665
New City Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon572
New DirectionsAlternative provisionMaintainedLondon21
Newham Collegiate Sixth Form Centre, City of London Academy16 to 19Free schoolLondon740
North Beckton Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon409
Oasis Academy SilvertownSecondaryFree schoolLondon512
Oasis School 21All-throughFree schoolStratford1,080
Oasis School 360PrimaryFree schoolLondon201
Oliver Thomas Nursery SchoolNurseryMaintainedLondon142
Park Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon627
Plaistow Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon359
Plashet, City of London AcademySecondaryAcademyLondon1,469
Portway Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon513
Ranelagh Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon263
Ravenscroft Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon479
Rebecca Cheetham Nursery and Children's CentreNurseryMaintainedLondon160
Rokeby SchoolSecondaryAcademyLondon473
Roman Road Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon310
Ronald Openshaw Nursery SchoolNurseryMaintainedLondon117
Rosetta Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon548
Royal Docks AcademySecondaryAcademyLondon849
Royal Wharf Primary SchoolPrimaryFree schoolLondon439
Salisbury Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedManor Park486
Sandringham Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon995
Sarah Bonnell SchoolSecondaryAcademyLondon1,202
Scott Wilkie Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon399
Selwyn Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon448
Shaftesbury Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon640
Sheringham Nursery School & Children's CentreNurseryMaintainedLondon175
Sheringham Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon585
Sir John Heron Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon453
Southern Road Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedPlaistow605
St Angela's Ursuline SchoolSecondaryMaintainedLondon1,311
St Antony's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon429
St Bonaventure's RC SchoolSecondaryMaintainedLondon1,352
St Edward's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon431
St Francis' Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon256
St Helen's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon497
St James' CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon190
St Joachim's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon345
St Luke's Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon208
St Michael's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon206
St Stephen's Nursery SchoolNurseryMaintainedLondon194
St Stephen's Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon618
St Winefride's RC Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon229
Star Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon557
Stratford Manor Primary School & NurseryPrimaryMaintainedLondon221
Stratford School AcademySecondaryAcademyLondon1,477
Tollgate Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon426
Tunmarsh SchoolAlternative provisionMaintainedLondon48
Upton Cross Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon414
Vicarage Primary SchoolPrimaryAcademyLondon870
West Ham Church Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon273
William Davies Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon215
Winsor Primary SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon580
Woodgrange Infant SchoolPrimaryMaintainedLondon378