Secondary school

Tring School

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  • ages 11–18
  • Mixed
  • Church of England
  • Hertfordshire
  • HP23 5JD
  • Sixth form
Ofsted Good · inspected Nov 2017

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Results · 2024/25

Ranked 888 of 3,280 secondaries in England · top 28%

Top % in England, by year
2015/16: top 31%31%2016/17: top 29%2017/18: top 18%18% · 2017/182018/19: top 24%2021/22: top 20%2022/23: top 21%2023/24: top 25%2024/25: top 28%No exams

A-level results

#91 of 273 East of England sixth forms, state and independent, 2024/25

Independent and selective (grammar) schools choose their pupils, so high results partly reflect who gets in, not only teaching. Some independent schools don't publish results.

Against East of England

Attainment 850.5 · East of England 45.98/10 Above
Grade 5+ English and maths53.6% · East of England 44.9%8/10 Above−8.7 pts since 21/22
EBacc point score4.22 · East of England 4.017/10 Above−10.6 pts since 21/22
Progress 8 · 2023/24+0.24 · East of England −0.027/10 Above+5 pts since 18/19
A level points per entry36.83 · East of England 33.168/10 Above+7.6 pts since 21/22
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No exams 2019/20–21

Attainment 8
2015/16: 53.1 · 233 pupils · East of England 50.52016/17: 49.8 · 234 pupils · East of England 46.22017/18: 53.3 · 238 pupils · East of England 46.32018/19: 51.9 · 235 pupils · East of England 46.32021/22: 55.6 · 235 pupils · East of England 48.82022/23: 52.5 · 235 pupils · East of England 46.22023/24: 51.3 · 241 pupils · East of England 45.62024/25: 50.5 · 235 pupils · East of England 45.8555.649.8No exams
Grade 5+ English and maths
2016/17: 55% · 234 pupils · East of England 41%2017/18: 54% · 238 pupils · East of England 41%2018/19: 56% · 235 pupils · East of England 40%2021/22: 64% · 235 pupils · East of England 49%2022/23: 61% · 235 pupils · East of England 43%2023/24: 57.7% · 241 pupils · East of England 43.9%2024/25: 53.6% · 235 pupils · East of England 44.9%64%53.6%No exams
A level points per entry
2015/16: 32.16 · 139 pupils · East of England 29.022016/17: 35.31 · 162 pupils · East of England 29.412017/18: 37.34 · 155 pupils · East of England 30.942018/19: 33.43 · 149 pupils · East of England 31.322021/22: 38.32 · 168 pupils · East of England 36.152022/23: 34.17 · 160 pupils · East of England 32.282023/24: 35.99 · 166 pupils · East of England 32.652024/25: 36.83 · 184 pupils · East of England 33.1638.3232.16No exams

Getting in · 2026

First-choice families who got in83.3%
220 of 264 who put it first2014 · 96.6%2026 · 83.3%
By preference
ChoiceAppliedOffered
1st264220
2nd1622
3rd431

Last distance offered: London only

Inspections · 2006–2023

  1. 2006Goodas predecessor
  2. 2009Goodas predecessor
  3. 2014Good
  4. 2017Good
  5. 2023Remains Good

5 strong areas

  • Outcomes for pupils
  • Effectiveness of leadership and management
  • Personal development, behaviour and welfare
  • 16 to 19 study programmes
  • Quality of teaching, learning and assessment

0 weak areas

5 areas graded

Pupils · 2024/25

On roll · Jan 20261,599
Free school meals (past 6 years)11.2%
First language not English2.7%
SEN support23.2%
EHC plan2.6%
Absence (sessions missed)10.2%
Persistently absent pupils32.9%

Girls 52.1%Boys 47.9%

106.1% full · 1,507 places · 389 in sixth form

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Workforce · 2025/26

Pupils per teacher17.7
Pupils per adult12.1
  • Classroom teachers 82.2
  • Leadership 8
  • Teaching assistants 26
  • Other support 42.5

Teachers 90.2 FTE · Whole workforce 158.7 · 189 people

Financials · 2024/25

Income per pupil£7,940
Spend per pupil£7,350
Staff spend per pupil£5,606
Reserve per pupil£953
  • +£1,509,000revenue reserve
  • +£935,000in-year balance

Grants £7,195 · self-generated £869 · premises £326 per pupil

Multi-academy trust: RIDGEWAY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP (3 academies) · trust reserve £1,256,000 · Reserves in a multi-academy trust belong to the trust; this academy's figures include the share of central costs the trust gives it

Destinations · 2023/24 leavers

After Year 11

241 students, followed through 2024/25 · Provisional

  • Sustained94.2%
  • Education90%
  • Apprenticeship2.5%
  • Employment1.7%
  • Not sustained4.6%
  • Unknown1.2%

After sixth form (16–18)

174 students, followed through 2024/25 · Provisional

  • Sustained89.1%
  • Education59.8%
  • Higher education58.6%
  • Apprenticeship1.7%
  • Employment27.6%
  • Not sustained7.5%
  • Unknown3.4%