Data profile
Independent co-ed all-through school in Havering for ages 3–16. Non-selective intake, Jewish ethos.
01 · Module
Where leavers go after sixth form.
Class of 2024
of leavers
02 · Module
A-level top grades and GCSE 9–7, post-2026 methodology recalibration.
Recalibrated
03 · Module
Ages, deadlines and annual fees per route.
| Entry | Year | Places | Assessment | Day fee (max) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11+ | — | — | — | — |
| 13+ | — | — | — | — |
| 4+ | — | — | — | — |
| 7+ | — | — | — | — |
| ReceptionMAIN | Reception | — | non-selective | — |
| Year 7MAIN | Year 7 | — | non-selective | — |
04 · Module
Composite score blending owned data with external consensus.
Index score
57
/ 100
National rank #249
05 · Module
Latest inspection rating and report.
ISI
Standards met
Inspected 2025-12-15
07 · Module
Houseroom's view of the school.
Head Daniel Endlar Since April 2025, Daniel Endlar, previously second master and then acting head. He has worked in a range of maintained and independent schools, including director of studies and head of department at Brentwood School and six years at Habs’ Boys. He
Founded in 1990 by the then chief rabbi, Lord Immanuel Jacobovits, who wanted to establish a religious school affirming Modern Orthodox Jewish values and practice in the context of rigorous secular studies. Its goals remain to achieve the highest
In 2025, 71 per cent at 9-7 at GCSE; 63 per cent A\*/A at A level (88 percent A\*-B). A levels or equivalent - Average points score (2025) ### Teaching & learning Results on the up, reflecting the school's reorganisation of the leadership team, stringent monitoring of teaching, recruitment of a raft of able staff and introduction of a significantly broadened curriculum (which now includes sociology, media Qualifications taken in 2024 A level BTEC EPQ GCSE
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