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LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING SCHOOL PLANNING DATA PACK Summer 2018 1 CONTENTS PAGE Section Pages Primary and Secondary Schools in Havering A 4-9 Births in Havering B 10-19 School roll projections and numbers on roll C 20-34 Imports and Exports D 35-37 School roll projection methodology E 38-43 2 3 Section A- Primary and Secondary schools in Havering 4 Havering primary schools by planning area and ward Estab Governance Planning Area Ward No. School Name Havering Park 3112038 Clockhouse Primary School CO Mawneys 3112042 Crownfield Infant School CO Mawneys 3112041 Crownfield Junior School CO Havering Park 3113000 Dame Tipping CE School CO Havering Park 3112004 Oasis Academy Pinewood Academy Collier Row Pettits 3112056 Parklands Infants' School CO Pettits 3112055 Parklands Juniors CO Pettits 3112060 Rise Park Infants' School Academy Pettits 3112016 Rise Park Junior School Academy Mawneys 3113503 St Patrick's Catholic Primary. CO Hacton 3112008 Elm Park Primary School CO Hacton 3112015 Hacton Primary School CO Elm Park 3112023 Scargill Infants Academy Elm Park 3112022 Scargill Junior School Academy Elm Park Hacton 3112080 Scotts Primary School CO Elm Park 3113508 St Alban's Catholic Primary CO Hacton 3112024 Suttons Primary School CO Elm Park 3112093 The RJ Mitchell Primary School CO Harold Wood 3112081 Broadford Primary School CO Gooshays 3112036 Drapers' Brookside Infant Academy Gooshays 3112012 Drapers' Brookside Junior Academy Gooshays 3112020 Drapers Maylands Primary Academy Gooshays 3112085 Drapers' Pyrgo Priory School Academy Harold Hill Harold Wood 3112017 Harold Court Primary School CO Heaton 3112090 Hilldene Primary School CO Harold Wood 3112087 Mead Primary School CO Heaton 3113505 St. Ursula's Catholic Infant CO Heaton 3113504 St.Ursulas Junior CO Squirrel's Heath 3112007 Ardleigh Green Infants CO Squirrel's Heath 3112006 Ardleigh Green Juniors CO St Andrew's 3112009 Benhurst Primary Academy Emerson Park 3112005 Harold Wood Primary School CO St Andrew's 3112019 Langtons Infant School CO St Andrew's 3112000 Langtons Junior Academy Academy Hornchurch Emerson Park 3112086 Nelmes Primary School CO Squirrel's Heath 3112062 Squirrels Heath Infant CO Squirrel's Heath 3112061 Squirrels Heath Junior CO Hylands 3113501 St. Mary's Catholic Primary CO Hylands 3112070 Towers Infant School CO Hylands 3112076 Towers Junior School CO Hylands 3112096 Harrow Lodge Primary Academy 5 Estab Governance Planning Area Ward No. School Name Rainham and Wennington 3112078 Brady Primary School CO South 3113502 La Salette Primary School CO Hornchurch South 3112084 Newtons Primary School CO Rainham & Hornchurch South 3112073 Parsonage Farm Primary School CO South Hornchurch Hornchurch Rainham and Wennington 3112089 Rainham Village Primary School CO South 3112026 Whybridge Infant School CO Hornchurch South 3112025 Whybridge Junior School Academy Hornchurch Brooklands 3112031 Concordia Academy Academy Brooklands 3112097 Crowlands Primary School CO Romford Town 3112069 Gidea Park Primary School CO Romford Romford Town 3112014 Hylands Primary School CO Pettits 3113507 St Peter's Catholic Primary CO Pettits 3113301 St. Edward's C. of E. Primary CO Brooklands 3112092 The Mawney School Foundation Upminster 3113509 Branfil Primary School CO Cranham 3112094 Engayne Primary School CO Upminster 3113506 St. Joseph's Catholic Primary CO Upminster Upminster 3112003 The James Oglethorpe Primary CO Upminster 3112067 Upminster Infant School Academy Upminster 3112066 Upminster Junior School Academy Havering secondary schools by planning area and ward Planning Estab Governance Area No. School Name St Andrew's 3115401 Abbs Cross Academy and Arts Academy Emerson Park 3114006 Emerson Park Academy Academy Pettits 3114037 Marshalls Park School Academy Emerson Park 3114001 Redden Court School Academy Central Brooklands 3114600 St. Edwards's School Academy Hylands 3114013 The Albany School Academy Emerson Park 3114700 The Campion School Academy Romford Town 3115400 The Frances Bardsley Academy Academy Squirrel's Heath 3114025 The Royal Liberty School Academy North East Gooshays 3116905 Drapers Academy Academy North Havering Park 3114042 Bower Park Academy Academy West Rainham and Wennington 3114007 Harris Academy Rainham Academy South Hacton 3114009 Sanders School Foundation South 3114003 The Brittons Academy Academy Hornchurch 6 Primary Planning Areas Map Key Primary Planning Area COLLIER ROW ELM PARK HAROLD HILL HORNCHURCH RAINHAM & SOUTH HORNCHURCH ROMFORD UPMINSTER & CRANHAM 7 Secondary Planning Areas Map 8 9 Section B- Births in Havering 10 Births In Havering we have seen an increase of 52% in the number of births between calendar years 2002 to 2016. This includes a 19% increase in the birth rate from 2012 to 2016. Havering saw the highest birth rate increase over this period for a London Local Authority: Havering was the only London borough to have a year on year increase in the birth rate since 2013. This shows that although the majority of London boroughs have experienced a reduction in the birth rate, Havering is still experiencing an increasing birth rate that will lead to larger reception cohorts each year. 11 Actual births by ward Brooklands Ward Births Cranham Ward Births 350 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 Brooklands Ward Births Cranham Ward Births Elm Park Ward Births Emerson Park Ward Births 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 Elm Park Ward Births Emerson Park Ward Births 12 Gooshays Ward Births Hacton Ward Births 350 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 Gooshays Ward Births Hacton Ward Births Harold Wood Ward Births Havering Park Ward Births 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 Harold Wood Ward Births Havering Park Ward Births 13 Heaton Ward Births Hylands Ward Births 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 Heaton Ward Births Hylands Ward Births Mawneys Ward Births Pettits Ward Births 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 Mawneys Ward Births Pettits Ward Births 14 Rainham and Wennington Ward Births Romford Town Ward Births 300 350 250 300 200 250 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 Rainham and Wennington Ward Births Romford Town Ward Births South Hornchurch Ward Births Squirrel's Heath Ward Births 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 South Hornchurch Ward Births Squirrel's Heath Ward Births 15 St. Andrew's Ward Births Upminster Ward Births 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 St. Andrew's Ward Births Upminster Ward Births 16 Actual births by primary planning area Collier Row Elm Park 450 350 400 300 350 250 300 200 250 150 200 100 Collier Row Elm Park Harold Hill Hornchurch 660 800 640 750 620 600 700 580 650 560 600 540 520 550 500 500 480 460 450 440 400 420 Harold Hill Hornchurch 17 Rainham & South Hornchurch Romford 400 700 650 350 600 550 300 500 450 250 400 350 200 300 Rainham & South Hornchurch Romford Upminster & Cranham 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 Upminster & Cranham 18 19 Section C- School roll projections and numbers on roll 20 School Census January 2018 by Planning Area- Primary Total Planning Estab N R 1 2 3 4 5 6 Area No. School Name Pupil Nos Collier Row 3112038 Clockhouse Primary School 692 67 89 88 89 91 92 87 89 Collier Row 3112042 Crownfield Infant School 358 76 108 91 83 0 0 0 0 Collier Row 3112041 Crownfield Junior School 338 0 0 0 89 78 89 82 Collier Row 3113000 Dame Tipping C.E School 97 14 14 16 13 15 12 13 Collier Row 3112004 Oasis Academy Pinewood 325 32 38 42 40 41 38 45 49 Collier Row 3112056 Parklands Infants' School 439 74 111 117 137 0 0 0 0 Collier Row 3112055 Parklands Junior School 473 0 0 0 118 118 120 117 Collier Row 3112060 Rise Park Infants' School 286 23 83 91 89 0 0 0 0 Collier Row 3112016 Rise Park Junior School 297 0 0 0 86 77 76 58 Collier Row 3113503 St Patrick’s Catholic Primary. 386 48 60 57 59 60 57 45 Total 3691 272 491 503 511 497 478 486 453 Elm Park 3112008 Elm Park Primary School 376 55 48 46 59 56 56 56 Elm Park 3112015 Hacton Primary School 473 48 81 78 54 53 54 53 52 Elm Park 3112023 Scargill Infants 254 83 87 84 0 0 0 0 Elm Park 3112022 Scargill Junior School 325 0 0 0 78 81 80 86 Elm Park 3112080 Scotts Primary School 331 60 60 61 60 30 30 30 Elm Park 3113508 St Alban’s Catholic Primary 207 30 30 29 30 30 29 29 Elm Park 3112024 Suttons Primary School 351 56 60 41 28 29 51 56 30 Elm Park 3112093 The RJ Mitchell Primary School 309 13 55 59 61 32 29 32 28 Total 2626 117 369 355 317 282 275 280 255 Harold Hill 3112081 Broadford Primary School 549 47 88 88 60 58 61 90 57 Harold Hill 3112036 Brookside Infant School 224 46 60 58 60 0 0 0 0 Harold Hill 3112012 Drapers Brookside Junior 240 0 0 0 61 60 59 60 Harold Hill 3112020 Drapers Maylands Primary 145 50 49 46 0 0 0 0 Harold Hill 3112017 Harold Court Primary School 412 59 60 59 56 57 61 60 Harold Hill 3112090 Hilldene Primary School 685 60 89 90 90 89 90 87 90 Harold Hill 3112087 Mead Primary School 675 62 85 86 90 89 88 85 90 Harold Hill 3112085 Pyrgo Priory School 536 36 50 60 60 77 88 78 87 Harold Hill 3113505 St. Ursula’s Catholic Infant 220 42 59 60 59 0 0 0 0 Harold Hill 3113504 St.Ursulas Junior School.
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