JFS

GCSE results 2024/25

On Attainment 8 this school is in the top 5% of state-funded secondaries in England.

Compared with the fifth of schools whose intake is least disadvantaged, which is where this one sits, it is in the top quarter.

Progress 8 2023/24

Progress 8 measures how far pupils moved between the end of primary and their GCSEs, which makes it far fairer than raw attainment. It is shown for 2023/24 because it could not be calculated for 2024/25: that year group would have sat their key stage 2 tests in summer 2020, when the tests were cancelled, so there is no starting point to measure from. Every school in England is affected, not just this one.

A levels 2024/25

Average grade per entry

A-

Average points per entry

46.1

England average 32.3

A level students

230

Pupils

Pupils on roll

2091

Places

2165

How full

Nearly full — 2091 of 2165 places taken

Girls / boys

1029 / 1062

Overall absence

7%

secondary schools average 8.6%

Persistently absent

19%

secondary schools average 23.9% — pupils missing 10% or more of sessions

Free school meals, last 6 years

6%

England 25.7%

English as an additional language

13%

England 18.7%

With an EHC plan

3%

England 3.5%

On SEN support

12%

England 15%

What pupils do next

After GCSEs

In education, work or training

97%

England 91.4%

Stayed in education

96%

England 85.4%

Started an apprenticeship

0%

England 3.5%

Stayed at this school's sixth form

81%

No sustained destination

1%

England 5.8%

Pupils in the cohort

285

After sixth form

Went to university

57%

England 50%

In education, work or training

74%

England 84.3%

Started an apprenticeship

2%

England 6.5%

Students in the cohort

261

Going on to university 2021/22 leavers

Went on to a degree

91%

England 65.3%

Students in the cohort

242

These follow an earlier group of leavers than the figures above, and count anyone reaching higher education within two years rather than the term after leaving, so they are not directly comparable with them.

A destination counts only if it lasted at least six months, which is why these figures lag the exam results by a year, and why the university figures track leavers from 2021/22. Small cohorts move these percentages a long way — check the cohort size before reading much into a gap.

The neighbourhood around the school

Census 2021 figures for Brent 006B, the statistical neighbourhood the school sits in — roughly 1,500 residents. It describes the area, not the pupils, who may travel in from further away.

Adults with a degree

32%

England 33.8%

Adults with no qualifications

24%

England 18.3%

Households owning their home

17%

England 62.7%

Households in social housing

63%

England 17%

Households with no car

39%

England 21.9%

Adults economically inactive

42%

England 39.9%

School details

Type

Voluntary aided school

Phase

Secondary

Ages

Ages 11–18

Gender

Mixed

Admissions

Non-selective

Religious character

Jewish

Sixth form

Yes

Nursery

No

Boarding

Day school

Headteacher

Executive Headteacher: David Moody

Local authority

Brent

Ward

Kenton

Constituency

Brent West

URN

133724

The unique reference number used in all official school data.

Nearest secondary schools

Schools with a similar intake

State-funded secondary schools nationally whose share of disadvantaged pupils is closest to this school's. This is the fairest like-for-like comparison the published data supports.