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Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Community schoolSecondaryURN: 101241
Outstanding

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School Facts — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Basic facts, pupil characteristics, and staffing information about the school.

School Type
Community school

SEN & Inclusion — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Special educational needs and disability at this school — population, support, and specialist provision.

Ofsted — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Latest Ofsted inspection results and category judgements.

KS4 GCSE — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

GCSE performance including Progress 8, Attainment 8, and EBacc.

KS5 A-Level — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Sixth form performance: results, value added, subjects, vocational routes, destinations and support.

Admissions — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Admissions information including application numbers and offers.

Destinations — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Where pupils go after leaving this school.

Workforce — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Teacher staffing ratios, retention, and vacancy rates.

Nearby Schools — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Schools within a chosen radius and how they compare on key measures.

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KS4 GCSE
Progress 8 · Attainment 8
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School Facts — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Basic facts, pupil characteristics, and staffing information about the school.

School Type
Community school

SEN & Inclusion — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Special educational needs and disability at this school — population, support, and specialist provision.

Ofsted — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Latest Ofsted inspection results and category judgements.

KS4 GCSE — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

GCSE performance including Progress 8, Attainment 8, and EBacc.

KS5 A-Level — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Sixth form performance: results, value added, subjects, vocational routes, destinations and support.

Admissions — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Admissions information including application numbers and offers.

Destinations — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Where pupils go after leaving this school.

Workforce — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Teacher staffing ratios, retention, and vacancy rates.

Nearby Schools — Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities College

Schools within a chosen radius and how they compare on key measures.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. School performance data sourced from the Department for Education.

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Phase
Secondary
Mixed
Phase
Secondary
Mixed
Local Authority
Barking and Dagenham
London
Local Authority
Barking and Dagenham
London
Religious Character
Does not apply
Religious Character
Does not apply
Headteacher
Mr Tony Roe
Headteacher
Mr Tony Roe
URN
101241
DfE identifier
URN
101241
DfE identifier

Source: Get Information About Schools (GIAS), DfE

Source: Get Information About Schools (GIAS), DfE

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Pupils with an EHCP?
4.3%N/A
Latest snapshot
SEN support?
7.4%N/A
Latest snapshot

Whole-school census figures — the DfE does not publish a key-stage-specific SEN split at school level.

Source: DfE school census · Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0

Pupils with an EHCP?
4.3%N/A
Latest snapshot
SEN support?
7.4%N/A
Latest snapshot

Whole-school census figures — the DfE does not publish a key-stage-specific SEN split at school level.

Source: DfE school census · Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0

Outstanding
Overall Effectiveness
31 January 2024
Inspection type: School inspection
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Source: Ofsted reports service, school inspection of 31 January 2024.

Outstanding
Overall Effectiveness
31 January 2024
Inspection type: School inspection
→ View report (PDF)

Source: Ofsted reports service, school inspection of 31 January 2024.

Total Pupils
353
2024-25
Attainment 8
49.7
Progress 8
0.02
2023-24
Eng & Maths 5+
51%
Eng & Maths 4+
70%
EBacc Standard
21%
% FSM
25%
Free School Meals
% SEN
12%
Special Educational Needs

Source: DfE KS4 2024-25

Total Pupils
353
2024-25
Attainment 8
49.7
Progress 8
0.02
2023-24
Eng & Maths 5+
51%
Eng & Maths 4+
70%
EBacc Standard
21%
% FSM
25%
Free School Meals
% SEN
12%
Special Educational Needs

Source: DfE KS4 2024-25

Sixth Form Size

248 students in years 12-13 at the end of their study programme (2024-25). Down from 279 in 2023-24.

School figure only: local-authority and England averages aren't available for sixth-form cohort size, so no comparison is shown.

Source: DfE KS5 2024-25

Total A-Level Entries

248 students were in the sixth-form cohort in 2024-25. Down from 275 in 2022.

Local Authority and England figures are not published for cohort size, so this indicator shows the school only.

Source: DfE KS5 2024-25

A-Level Entries Trend
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Series20212022202320242025
School—275.0240.0279.0248.0

In plain words

Sixth-form cohort size over time: School vs Local Authority vs England. Hatched columns mark years with no data or COVID-affected exam years (centre- or teacher-assessed grades) that are not directly comparable.

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A-Level Students
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Academic Students
—
Qualification Types Offered

3 qualification routes were taken by students here in 2024-25: Applied General (BTEC), Vocational and Tech Levels (legacy).

Applied General (BTEC)
66
88% of sixth form
Vocational
75
88% of sixth form
Tech Levels (legacy)
28
78% of sixth form

Small routes are suppressed by the DfE (fewer than 11 students), so a missing route means no published data — not that it isn’t offered.

Source: DfE KS5 2024-25

Vocational Route Trend
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Series20212022202320242025
School—88.2%89.7%98.5%88.0%
Local—89.5%89.5%92.9%90.5%
National—90.0%89.7%90.6%90.5%

In plain words

Share of students on the vocational/applied route over time: School vs Local Authority vs England. Hatched years were affected by COVID and are not directly comparable.

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PLACEHOLDER — the real conversation lands here. Picture a short, friendly walkthrough of this chart: what Vocational Route Trend has been doing over time, how this school compares with its local area and England, and the one question worth asking at an open day.

PLACEHOLDER — a second beat will read the actual numbers, e.g. “the gap to England has narrowed two years running”, so the chart feels explained rather than just displayed.

Prototype slide — placeholder copy, real metric descriptions coming later.

Source: DfE KS5 2024-25

Sixth Form Size

248 students in years 12-13 at the end of their study programme (2024-25). Down from 279 in 2023-24.

School figure only: local-authority and England averages aren't available for sixth-form cohort size, so no comparison is shown.

Source: DfE KS5 2024-25

Total A-Level Entries

248 students were in the sixth-form cohort in 2024-25. Down from 275 in 2022.

Local Authority and England figures are not published for cohort size, so this indicator shows the school only.

Source: DfE KS5 2024-25

A-Level Entries Trend
Loading chart...
Series20212022202320242025
School—275.0240.0279.0248.0

In plain words

Sixth-form cohort size over time: School vs Local Authority vs England. Hatched columns mark years with no data or COVID-affected exam years (centre- or teacher-assessed grades) that are not directly comparable.

Let's talk it through

PLACEHOLDER — the real conversation lands here. Picture a short, friendly walkthrough of this chart: what A-Level Entries Trend has been doing over time, how this school compares with its local area and England, and the one question worth asking at an open day.

PLACEHOLDER — a second beat will read the actual numbers, e.g. “the gap to England has narrowed two years running”, so the chart feels explained rather than just displayed.

Prototype slide — placeholder copy, real metric descriptions coming later.

A-Level Students
—
Academic Students
—
Qualification Types Offered

3 qualification routes were taken by students here in 2024-25: Applied General (BTEC), Vocational and Tech Levels (legacy).

Applied General (BTEC)
66
88% of sixth form
Vocational
75
88% of sixth form
Tech Levels (legacy)
28
78% of sixth form

Small routes are suppressed by the DfE (fewer than 11 students), so a missing route means no published data — not that it isn’t offered.

Source: DfE KS5 2024-25

Vocational Route Trend
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Series20212022202320242025
School—88.2%89.7%98.5%88.0%
Local—89.5%89.5%92.9%90.5%
National—90.0%89.7%90.6%90.5%

In plain words

Share of students on the vocational/applied route over time: School vs Local Authority vs England. Hatched years were affected by COVID and are not directly comparable.

Let's talk it through

PLACEHOLDER — the real conversation lands here. Picture a short, friendly walkthrough of this chart: what Vocational Route Trend has been doing over time, how this school compares with its local area and England, and the one question worth asking at an open day.

PLACEHOLDER — a second beat will read the actual numbers, e.g. “the gap to England has narrowed two years running”, so the chart feels explained rather than just displayed.

Prototype slide — placeholder copy, real metric descriptions coming later.

Source: DfE KS5 2024-25

Admissions Policy
Non-selective
School Status
Open
Gender
Mixed
Phase
Secondary
Trust
Not applicable
Standalone
Establishment Type
Community school
This school follows the local authority's admissions process. Applications are made through your local authority's school admissions portal.

Source: Get Information About Schools (GIAS), DfE

Admissions Policy
Non-selective
School Status
Open
Gender
Mixed
Phase
Secondary
Trust
Not applicable
Standalone
Establishment Type
Community school
This school follows the local authority's admissions process. Applications are made through your local authority's school admissions portal.

Source: Get Information About Schools (GIAS), DfE

Sustained Education
93%
Sustained Employment
0%
FE College
31%
Sixth Form
55%
Apprenticeship
1%
Overall Sustained
94%
Based on 354 pupils in the KS4 cohort.

Source: DfE KS4 destinations data

Sustained Education
93%
Sustained Employment
0%
FE College
31%
Sixth Form
55%
Apprenticeship
1%
Overall Sustained
94%
Based on 354 pupils in the KS4 cohort.

Source: DfE KS4 destinations data

Teachers (FTE)
151.6
2023-24 — latest published year
Support Staff (FTE)
60.2
2023-24 — latest published year
Pupils (FTE)
2,336
Pupil-Teacher Ratio?
15.7In line
PTR (All Staff)?
14.6In line
Pupil-Teacher Ratio Over Time
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Series2015-162016-172017-182018-192019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-25
School16.216.418.619.117.217.417.316.015.815.7
National19.219.419.619.719.819.519.419.519.619.6

In plain words

Pupils per qualified teacher. Lower is better.

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PLACEHOLDER — the real conversation lands here. Picture a short, friendly walkthrough of this chart: what Pupil-Teacher Ratio Over Time has been doing over time, how this school compares with its local area and England, and the one question worth asking at an open day.

PLACEHOLDER — a second beat will read the actual numbers, e.g. “the gap to England has narrowed two years running”, so the chart feels explained rather than just displayed.

Prototype slide — placeholder copy, real metric descriptions coming later.

Pupils per qualified teacher — lower means more qualified staff per pupil. The England line is the national average.

Source: DfE School Workforce Census 2024-25 · Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0

→ View national workforce statistics on gov.uk
Teachers (FTE)
151.6
2023-24 — latest published year
Support Staff (FTE)
60.2
2023-24 — latest published year
Pupils (FTE)
2,336
Pupil-Teacher Ratio?
15.7In line
PTR (All Staff)?
14.6In line
Pupil-Teacher Ratio Over Time
Loading chart...
Series2015-162016-172017-182018-192019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-25
School16.216.418.619.117.217.417.316.015.815.7
National19.219.419.619.719.819.519.419.519.619.6

In plain words

Pupils per qualified teacher. Lower is better.

Let's talk it through

PLACEHOLDER — the real conversation lands here. Picture a short, friendly walkthrough of this chart: what Pupil-Teacher Ratio Over Time has been doing over time, how this school compares with its local area and England, and the one question worth asking at an open day.

PLACEHOLDER — a second beat will read the actual numbers, e.g. “the gap to England has narrowed two years running”, so the chart feels explained rather than just displayed.

Prototype slide — placeholder copy, real metric descriptions coming later.

Pupils per qualified teacher — lower means more qualified staff per pupil. The England line is the national average.

Source: DfE School Workforce Census 2024-25 · Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0

→ View national workforce statistics on gov.uk

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