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State schools in Hampstead

State schools in Hampstead

From the awe-inspiring views over London on the heath to its famous residents, Hampstead is a picture-perfect, affluent part of the UK capital. This doesn’t mean you’ll have to break the bank on a private education if you want your child to go to school nearby.

There are several top-ranked state schools in the area, including:

  • Henrietta Barnett School: This non-denominational grammar school is Ofsted-rated “outstanding”. Consistently one of the top-performing state schools in the country, it has built a reputation for academic excellence – both locally and nationally.
    School website: https://www.hbschool.org.uk/
  • Haverstock School: This Ofsted-rated “good” co-ed secondary school has displayed an improvement in academic results every year, placing it high in the Camden league tables. Its sixth form students consistently win places at Oxbridge and Russell Group universities.
    School website: https://www.haverstock.camden.sch.uk/
  • Christ Church Primary School: This Ofsted-rated “good” co-ed CofE primary school brings its vision to life through its Christian values of compassion, creativity, courage, community and simplicity.
    School website: https://www.christchurchprimary.org/

Finding a good state school in London

With so many fantastic state schools in London, it can be difficult to know how to focus your search.  Try reading our free article: The 5 steps to finding a state school in London for some great tips and be sure to check out these articles: the best primary state schools in London and the best secondary state schools in London for a list of the very best.

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