Schools in Isle of Wight

Inspections, results, admissions. Living nearby is not a place.

20,112 state schools153 councils

Isle of Wight

43 schoolsAll England
SchoolBoroughOfstedResults
Arreton St George's Church of England (Aided) Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Barton Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Bembridge Church of England Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Binstead Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Brading Church of England Controlled Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Brighstone Church of England Aided Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Broadlea Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Carisbrooke Church of England Controlled Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Carisbrooke CollegeSecondaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Christ The King CollegeSecondaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Cowes Enterprise College, An Ormiston AcademySecondaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Dover Park Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Freshwater & Yarmouth Church of England Aided Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Gatten and Lake Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Godshill Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Greenmount Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Gurnard Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Haylands Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Holy Cross Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Hunnyhill Ormiston AcademyPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Lanesend Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Lift RydeSecondaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Medina CollegeSecondaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Nettlestone Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Newchurch Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Newport Church of England Aided Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Nine Acres Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Niton Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Northwood Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Oakfield Church of England Aided Primary School, RydePrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Queensgate Foundation PrimaryPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Shalfleet Church of England Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
St Blasius Shanklin CofE Primary AcademyPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
St Francis Catholic and Church of England Primary AcademyPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
St Helens Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
St Mary's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
St Saviour's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Summerfields Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
The Bay Church of England SchoolSecondaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
The Island Free SchoolSecondaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Wootton Community Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–
Wroxall Primary SchoolPrimaryIsle of WightIsle of WightNot graded–

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  • Phases

    Nursery to sixth form

    Nursery 3–4 · Primary 4–11 (Reception, Years 1–6) · Secondary 11–16 (Years 7–11, GCSEs) · Sixth form 16–18 (A levels, T levels).

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  • School types

    Community, academy, free, faith, grammar, independent

    All state schools are free. Academies and free schools set their own admissions; grammars test at 10 or 11; independent schools charge fees.

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  • Ofsted

    The four grades

    Until 2024: Outstanding, Good, Requires improvement or Inadequate as one overall grade. Many schools still show one; check its year.

    • Outstanding
    • Good
    • Requires improvement
    • Inadequate
    Read more: The four grades
  • Ofsted since 2025

    Report cards, no single grade

    Inspections since November 2025 grade several areas, from exceptional to urgent improvement. We never merge them with an older grade.

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  • Primary results

    Key stage 2 (SATs)

    Tests at 11 in reading, maths and grammar; writing is teacher-assessed. Headline: share of pupils at the expected standard in all three.

    Read more: Key stage 2 (SATs)
  • Secondary results

    Attainment 8 and Progress 8

    Attainment 8: grades across eight GCSEs; 50 is about a grade 5 each. Progress 8: gain since 11 against similar pupils; 0 is average.

    Read more: Attainment 8 and Progress 8
  • Secondary results

    Grade 5 in English and maths, EBacc

    GCSEs run 9 (top) to 1; 4 is a standard pass, 5 a strong pass. EBacc: English, maths, sciences, a language, history or geography.

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  • Admissions

    Catchment and last distance offered

    Full schools rank by rules: children in care, often siblings, then distance. The last distance offered changes every year: a hint, not a place.

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  • Admissions

    Faith criteria

    A full faith school may put families of its faith first, often with a form and a reference of worship. Read its own rules.

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  • Admissions

    Appeals and waiting lists

    Refused a place? Join the waiting list and appeal to an independent panel. Infant classes are capped at 30, so those appeals rarely win.

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  • Key dates

    Apply in autumn, hear in spring

    Secondary: apply by 31 October, offers 1 March. Primary: by 15 January, offers 16 April. One form to your council, three to six choices (six in London).

    Read more: Apply in autumn, hear in spring
  • How we rank

    What a top list means here

    One published measure, one phase, London state schools, latest year. A rank says nothing about fit or admissions.

    Read more: What a top list means here

Sources: Department for Education (Get Information About Schools, performance tables), Ofsted. Distance is not a catchment; places depend on each school's admissions.