Harris Academy Chobham

General Info

Education Phase
All-through
Ofsted rating
Outstanding
Jun 18 2015 Ofsted report
Gender
Mixed
Age range
3 - 18 y.o.
Type
Academies
Funding
State-funded secondary
Admissions policy
Non-selective
Religious Character
Does not apply
Sixth Form
Has a sixth form
Local authority
Newham
Unique reference
139703
Address
40 Cheering Lane, E20 1BD

Pupils

Number of Pupils
2056 (98% of total capacity)
Boys
52.4%
Girls
47.6%
First language not English
62.1%
Free school meals (FSM)
34.9%
Persistent absence
17.9%
Special education needs (SEN)
10.3%
Pupil ethnicities
African 17.4%
Mixed 14.6%
Bangladeshi 14.4%
Other White 10.7%
Pakistani 9.3%
White British 7.1%
Caribbean 6.5%
Indian 5.5%
Other 4.9%
Other Black 3.8%
Other Asian 3.6%
Unclassified 1.2%
Chinese 0.8%
Irish 0.2%
Gypsy/Roma 0.1%
Capacity %: Year 2022-2023 Persistent absence and other Pupils data: Year 2023-2024

Exam Results

Primary Results

Progress score in reading, writing and maths

ReadingAverage-0.8
WritingWell above average3
MathsAverage0.7
Year 2022-2023

Pupils meeting EXPECTED standard in reading, writing and maths

School 71%
Local authority average 72%
England average 61%

Pupils achieving at a HIGHER standard in reading, writing and maths

School 22%
Local authority average 13%
England average 8%

Average score in reading

School 107
Local authority average 107
England average 105

Average score in maths

School 107
Local authority average 107
England average 104
School: Year 2022-2023
Local authority average: Year 2023-2024
National average: Year 2023-2024

Subjects

GCSE Subjects

SubjectQualificationNumber of entries
Small Business ManagementTechnical Award45
ArabicGCSE2
Art & Design (3d Studies)GCSE25
Art & DesignGCSE22
BengaliGCSE1
BiologyGCSE31
ChemistryGCSE31
ChineseGCSE47
Computer Studies/ComputingGCSE25
EconomicsGCSE52
Year 2022-2023

Admissions

Harris Academy Chobham

Admission Policy
n/a
Total available places
90
Status
Not oversubscribed
This school is Not Oversubscribed because there were fewer 1st preference applications than available places.

Applications

1st preference
82
2nd preference
44
3rd preference
35
From another Local Authority
49
Breakdown of applications made to this school within the deadline (in-year applications are excluded)

Offers

1st preference
82
2nd preference
4
3rd preference
3
To another Local Authority
24
Breakdown of offers made on National Offer Day (in-year applications are excluded)
Year 2024-2025

Class sizes

Class typeClass size
Average size of one-teacher classes25.5
Average size of key stage 1 classes taught by one teacher28.7
Average size of key stage 2 classes taught by one teacher29.6
Year 2023-2024

Cohort sizes

Class type
Total
Boys
Girls
Nursery Year 2, Part-time
18
11
7
Nursery Year 2, Full-time
36
22
14
Reception, Part-time
11
7
4
Reception, Full-time
77
37
40
Year 1
87
43
44
Year 2
89
45
44
Year 3
90
50
40
Year 4
90
50
40
Year 5
90
48
42
Year 6
90
47
43
Year 7
210
116
94
Year 8
209
115
94
Year 9
208
107
101
Year 10
210
114
96
Year 11
210
112
98
Year 12
177
80
97
Year 13
154
73
81
Year 2023-2024

Participation in Education, Training, Employment

Destinations after GCSEs
School
LA
England
Staying in education
94.0%
92.7%
86.5%
Further education
12.0%
17.1%
34.7%
School sixth form
67.0%
40.7%
37.9%
Sixth form college
14.0%
34.1%
13.1%
Other education destinations
1.0%
0.8%
0.9%
Entering employment
0.0%
1.2%
3.9%
Entering apprenticeships
3.0%
0.6%
3.4%
Not in education or employment
3.0%
4.1%
5.2%
Destination unknown
0.0%
1.4%
1.0%
School: Year 2022-2023 Local authority: Year 2021-2022 England: Year 2021-2022

Progression to Higher Education or Training

Destinations after A‑levels
School
LA
England
Degrees
86.0%
77.6%
64.0%
Top third higher education institutions
27.0%
37.6%
19.7%
Russell Group
26.0%
35.8%
17.7%
Oxford or Cambridge
1.0%
4.2%
1.0%
Other study at level 4 or 5
0.0%
0.4%
2.6%
Higher apprenticeships
2.0%
1.7%
1.7%
School: Year 2022-2023 Local authority: Year 2019-2020 England: Year 2019-2020