A list of the top 10 best boroughs in London for school housing! I can't believe these boroughs are number one!

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/ TOP 10 Harrow /

 

 

Harrow is known for some of the schools named after its boroughs, as well as easy access to central London and a very good community atmosphere.  

 

Average house price:£505,795;  

 

Quality schools:

 

• Harrow School, Harrow School
• Harrow High School, Harrow High School
• Harrow College Harrow College
• Whitmore High School (twice rated "excellent" by Ofsted) Whitmore High School
• St Dominic's Sixth Form College, St Dominic's High School
• Salvadoran College Salvatorian College
• North London Collegiate School, North London Women's College
• John Lyon School John Lyon School

 

Among them, the top school is Harrow Public School, Harrow Public School is an independent boys' school, the school was founded in 1572 by John Lyons and Queen Elizabeth I.

 

Harrow's history, wealth and influence make him one of the most prestigious schools in the world.  Its well-known alumni include eight former British Prime Ministers and many prominent figures in the literary, artistic and scientific communities.  

 

 

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/ TOP 9 Wandsworth /

 

The borough is a traditionally rich area in south-west London, with 103 primary and 18 secondary schools and many international schools.

 

The area is easily accessible to central London and the rent is affordable. As a result, it is the best option for many London families to leave the city centre and move to a larger house.

 

Average house price: £777,400;

 

Quality schools:

• Belleville Primary School, Belville Elementary School
• Brandlehow Primary School, Brandehow Primary School, Brandrey Primary School (excellent teaching quality)
• Wix School, Vickers School
• Eaton House Group of Schools, Eaton House, Schools
• Emanuel School Emanuel School

 

Eaton House School is a group of private schools located in London. Getting into school usually requires a long wait on the Waiting List and passing an exam to get into school. The school has also produced a number of outstanding people.

 

 

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/ TOP 8 Ealing  /

 

Ealing District is known for its excellent private, public primary and secondary schools, with a large number of schools, a total of 91 state schools and nurseries.  

 

100% of secondary schools in the district are rated Outstanding or Good by OFSTED.   94% of primary schools received a Good rating above.

 

Average house price:£728,000; average weekly rent: £504.  

 

Quality schools:

• Christian Church of The Savior Elementary School Christ the Savior Church of England Primary School
• Montpelier Primary School, Montpellier Elementary School
• Church of England High School, Tweedford

Twyford Church of England High School

• Alan Wilkinson Girls' School

The Ellen Wilkinson School for Girls

• Met Film Academy Met Film School
• Alan Wilkinson Girls' School

Ellen Wilkinson School for Girls offers a range of performance and music-related courses)

 

 

/  TOP 7 Westminster  /

 

Westminster is not only London's Chang'an Street, the UK's administrative centre, but also has quality educational resources.

 

Average house price:£1,646,250;  

 

Quality schools:

 

• Westminster School Westminster School
• Westminster Under School (WUS) Nishitoshi Koko University Elementary School
• Westminster City School Westminster City School
• University of Westminster
• Royal Academy of Music Royal Academy of Music Royal Academy of Music
• London School of Economics, London School of Economics

 

Westminster School Westminster is a world-renowned institution that caters mainly to students aged 13-18 and dates back to 1179 (842 this year!). ）。

 

It has an excellent teaching tradition, and the teaching achievements are remarkable.   More than a third of students can get into Oxbridge and is a concern for many Chinese investors.

 

 

/  TOP 6 Redbridge /  

 

Also known as the Red Bridge District, the district was the largest number of university-winning districts in the country in 2011 and 2012.   The district's GCSE and A-Level scores have consistently been above the national average.  A 2017 report by the London Trust and the Institute for New Policy Research found that 19-year-olds in Redbridge had the highest proportion of 19-year-olds with three levels of eligibility (equivalent to A-levels) in London's boroughs.

 

Average house price:£470,300;  

 

Quality schools:

• Loxford School Loxford School
• Seven Kings School Seven Kings School
• Uphall Primary School at Hall Elementary School
• Beal High School Bill High School
• Caterham High School Kateham High School
• Bancroft's School Bancroft School
• St Aubyn's School St Aubin School

 

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/  TOP 5 Kensington and Chelsea  /

 

The district's education department funds public schools.

 

A 2017 study by the London Trust and the Institute for New Policy Research found that 75 per cent of 19-year-olds inKensington and Chelsea had at least A C in GCSE English and maths. This is the highest proportion of all London boroughs. There are many good schools in Chelsea.  And known as the top elementary and middle school district.  

 

Average house price:£2,196,000;

 

Quality schools:

• Hill House School Hillhouse School
• Sussex House School Sussex College
• English National Ballet School, National Ballet School, UK
• Royal College of Art Royal Academy of Art
• Royal College of Music Royal Academy of Music Royal Academy of Music
• Imperial College London Imperial College London

 

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/ TOP 4 Richmond  /

 

With amenities, state-of-the-art schools, the Thames and easy access to central London, it's definitely a favourite of foreign families.

 

Average house price:£970,800;  

 

Quality schools:

• Sacred Heart Primary School Sacred Heart Elementary School
• St Richard Reynolds RC College St Richard Reynolds RC College
• St Stephen's School St Stephen's School
• Christ's School of Christ
• Grey Court School Gray Court School
• Hampton High Hampton High School

 

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/ TOP 3 Barnet / 

 

The Barnett borough is a cost-effective school district in the London area with 88 primary schools, 24 secondary schools, 4 special schools and 11 private schools.

 

At the same time, 91%of Schools in Ofsted's assessment rated outstanding (outstan-ding) and excellent(good).

 

Barnett has just been named the best public school district in the 2019 UK GCSE (equivalent to the national secondary exam) public secondary school rankings.  

 

Average house price:£627,900;  

 

Quality schools:

• Henrietta Barnet School, Henrietta Barnet School, Henrietta Barnett School
• Queen Elizabeth's School, Queen Elizabeth's School
• St. Michael's Catholic Grammar School

St Michael's Catholic Grammar School

 

Henrietta Barnett School is well known for being the best-performing public school on the GCSE list for many years.

 

Queen Elizabeth School is known for its teaching achievements, and many of its graduates have been admitted to top universities such as Oxford and Cambridge.

 

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/ Side by side TOP 1 Kingston & Sutton /

 

The Kingston and Sutton areas have the highest levels of education in London. More than two-thirds of students in Kingston and Sutton completed grades 9 to 5 in both subjects in Year 11 (equivalent to A to B).

 

The average house price is £624,100 and £429,350,  respectively;  

 

Kingston has always been one of the representatives of the school district housing, located in this district's famous schools attract many investors at home and abroad flocked to, so many student dormitories and parents of students to buy /accommodation demand gap is growing, the district's Niu Jian admission rate is the second in the United Kingdom (London first). Oxbridge, which has two public secondary schools in Kingston, has a promotion rate of more than 25 per cent.

 

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At the same time, key schools owned by families of school-age children in the District rank first in London, with 34 primary and secondary schools. There are 24 schools rated outstanding (70 per cent), nine of which are among the top 10 per cent (26 per cent) of the UK's schools of the same class.

 

Quality schools:

• Latchmere School Lachie Mel School
• Fernhill School, Fernhill School
• King Athelstan School King Arthurstein School
• St Agatha's Catholic Primary School, Santa Agatha Catholic Primary School
• Tiffin School Tiffin School
• The Tiffin Girls' School Tiffin Girls' School for Girls
• Kingston Grammar School Kingston Grammar School
• Kingston University, Kingston University
• Kingston College, Kingston College

 

As one of the best school districts in London and even the whole of the UK, Sutton School has always had a reputation for the quality of teaching.

 

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Many British parents, in order to enable their children to attend church schools and better public schools, practice their religion, go to church on time every week to attend An anthocanimical or Catholic services or Mass, so that their children can enter church schools outside, they choose to move to Sutton.

 

Quality schools:

• Sutton High School GDST Sutton High School
• Focus School - Carshalton Campus Fuchs School - Cassutton Campus
• Greenacre School for Girls Grinack Girls School for Girls
• Sutton Grammar School Sutton Grammar School
• Wilson's School Wilson School
• Southfield Park Primary School South Park Soss Park Primary School
• Westbourne Primary School Westbourne Elementary School

 

School resources are an important factor affecting the value and appreciation potential of real estate, and we need to pay attention to this when buying a house. Friends who want to buy a school district home can focus on the above-considered district real estate projects.

 

(This ranking is based on Simply London, Standard Finishing Release)

 

 

 

Author: Sugar sauce

Origin: Details of the UNITED Kingdom (ID: UKtalk)

Photo credit: Network

 

Rerences:

https://www.cbreresidential.com/uk/en-GB/research/schools/top-10-boroughs-schools

https://www.standard.co.uk/homesandproperty/buying-mortgages/10-of-the-best-london-boroughs-to-move-to-for-good-state-schools-a125451.html

https://simplylondonrelocation.com/knowledge-base/the-best-london-neighbourhoods-for-state-schools/