Branfil Primary School
Primary • Community school • Upminster
Good
Schools in Upminster
12 schools
Corbets Tey School
Not applicable • Foundation special school • Upminster
Good
Engayne Primary School
Primary • Community school • Upminster
Good
Gaynes School
Secondary • Academy sponsor led • Upminster
Good
Hall Mead School
Secondary • Academy converter • Upminster
Outstanding
Oakfields Preparatory School
Not applicable • Other independent school • Upminster
Pupils:
Exact (Pro)
Postcode:
RM14
Sacred Heart of Mary Girls' School
Secondary • Academy converter • Upminster
Not judged
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
Primary • Voluntary aided school • Upminster
Good
The Coopers' Company and Coborn School
Secondary • Academy converter • Upminster
Good
The James Oglethorpe Primary School
Primary • Community school • Upminster
Good
Upminster Infant School
Primary • Academy converter • Upminster
Good
Upminster Junior School
Primary • Academy converter • UPMINSTER
Good
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