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Schools in Barking and Dagenham, London

Barking and Dagenham schools serve a fast-growing east London population. The borough has invested heavily in new primary and secondary provision in the last decade. Reception applications are particularly competitive in the Barking riverside and Dagenham Heathway areas.

Data last verified 15 May 2026. Sources: Ofsted, DfE GIAS, DfE Performance Tables, Metropolitan Police, MHCLG IMD. See all sources.

67
Schools in Barking and Dagenham
16.4%
Outstanding Ofsted
92.5%
Good or Outstanding
53
Primary schools
23
Secondary schools
14%
Secondary appeal success (2024)

Top primary schools in Barking and Dagenham

Ranked by Ofsted rating, then by latest KS2 performance. See methodology.

SchoolOfstedKS2 %
Warren Junior SchoolOutstanding87.0
Rush Green Primary SchoolOutstanding75.0
Goresbrook SchoolOutstanding56.0
Trinity SchoolOutstanding0.0
Northstar New SchoolOutstanding
The St Teresa Catholic Primary SchoolGood95.0
Henry Green Primary SchoolGood89.0

Top secondary schools in Barking and Dagenham

Ranked by Ofsted rating, then by latest KS4 Attainment 8.

SchoolOfstedAtt 8
All Saints Catholic School and Technology CollegeOutstanding56.1
Goresbrook SchoolOutstanding55.6
Riverside SchoolOutstanding55.5
Jo Richardson Community SchoolOutstanding50.2
Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities CollegeOutstanding49.7
The Warren SchoolOutstanding47.6
Trinity SchoolOutstanding

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What the data says about Barking and Dagenham

92.5% of Barking and Dagenham schools are currently rated Good or Outstanding by Ofsted, compared with a London average of roughly 90% for primary and 80% for secondary. The average number of applications per place across Barking and Dagenham is 1.09, a useful indicator of how competitive local admissions are. The average number of recorded crime incidents within 500 metres of a school in Barking and Dagenham over the most recent reporting month is 151.27, drawn from the Metropolitan Police open data API. The mean IMD (Index of Multiple Deprivation) decile of Barking and Dagenham's schools is 3.0 — 1 is most deprived, 10 is least deprived. All metrics on this page are recomputed from source data on the 15th of every month. See our methodology for definitions and limitations.

All schools in Barking and Dagenham

Every school in Barking and Dagenham, listed alphabetically. Click any school for the full record.

SchoolPhaseOfsted
Al Madina School for GirlsSecondaryGood
All Saints Catholic School and Technology CollegeSecondaryOutstanding
Barking Abbey School, A Specialist Sports and Humanities CollegeSecondaryOutstanding
Beam Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Becontree Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Brook Sixth Form and AcademySecondaryGood
Dagenham Park CofE SchoolSecondaryGood
Dorothy Barley Infants' SchoolPrimaryGood
Dorothy Barley Junior AcademyPrimaryGood
Eastbrook SchoolAll-throughGood
Eastbury Community SchoolAll-throughGood
Eastbury Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Five Elms Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Furze Infant SchoolPrimaryGood
Gascoigne Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
George Carey Church of England Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Godwin Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Goresbrook SchoolAll-throughOutstanding
Grafton Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Greatfields Primary SchoolPrimary
Greatfields SchoolSecondaryGood
Henry Green Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Hopewell SchoolAll-throughGood
Hunters Hall Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Jo Richardson Community SchoolSecondaryOutstanding
John Perry Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Manor Junior SchoolPrimaryGood
Manor Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Marsh Green Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Mayesbrook Park SchoolSecondaryGood
Monteagle Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Northbury Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Northstar New SchoolAll-throughOutstanding
Northstar Nurture SchoolAll-through
Oxlow Bridge SchoolAll-through
Parsloes Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Pathways SchoolAll-throughGood
Richard Alibon Primary School with ARP for Cognitive and Learning Difficulties : SEN BasePrimaryGood
Ripple Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Riverside Bridge SchoolAll-throughGood
Riverside Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Riverside SchoolSecondaryOutstanding
Robert Clack SchoolAll-throughGood
Roding Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Rose Lane Primary SchoolPrimaryRequires improvement
Rush Green Primary SchoolPrimaryOutstanding
SENARP Vibe Independent SchoolAll-through
Southwood Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
St Joseph's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
St Joseph's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
St Margarets CofE Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
St Peter's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
St Vincent's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Thames View InfantsPrimaryOutstanding
Thames View Junior SchoolPrimaryGood
The James Cambell Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
The Leys Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
The St Teresa Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
The Sydney Russell SchoolAll-throughGood
The Warren SchoolSecondaryOutstanding
Thomas Arnold Primary School, Rowdowns RoadPrimaryGood
Trinity SchoolAll-throughOutstanding
Valence Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
Village Infants' SchoolPrimaryGood
Warren Junior SchoolPrimaryOutstanding
William Bellamy Primary SchoolPrimaryGood
William Ford CofE Junior SchoolPrimaryGood

Frequently asked

How many schools are there in Barking and Dagenham?

Barking and Dagenham has 67 schools in our directory, drawn from the Department for Education's Get Information About Schools register. Of these, 53 are primary, 23 are secondary, and the remainder are special, all-through, or post-16.

What proportion of Barking and Dagenham schools are Outstanding?

As of the latest Ofsted Management Information release, 11 schools in Barking and Dagenham (16.4%) are rated Outstanding, and 92.5% are rated Good or Outstanding. Ratings are refreshed monthly from the Ofsted MI publication.

When do I apply for a Reception or Year 7 place in Barking and Dagenham?

Reception applications in England close on 15 January each year for the September intake. Year 7 (secondary transfer) applications close on 31 October. Barking and Dagenham's applications are coordinated by the local authority through the eAdmissions system. See our full Reception timeline guide.

How does the school appeals process work in Barking and Dagenham?

If you are refused your preferred school place, you have a statutory right of appeal. Barking and Dagenham appeals are typically heard in May (Reception) and June–July (secondary). See our appeals tracker for Barking and Dagenham-level success rates by year.

How can I tell which Barking and Dagenham schools are over-subscribed?

Each school listing on this site shows the number of applications per place from the DfE's published admissions data. Apps-per-place above 2 typically indicates strong over-subscription. We refresh this data annually when the DfE publishes its admissions and offers release.

Sources

School list and phase from DfE Get Information About Schools (refreshed monthly). Ofsted ratings from Ofsted Management Information (refreshed monthly). Performance data from DfE Explore Education Statistics. Crime data within 500m from the Metropolitan Police open data API. Deprivation deciles from MHCLG English Indices of Deprivation 2019. Read our full methodology for how each metric is calculated.