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Archdeacon Cambridge's School 60 Orleans Park School 23 Tiffin School Less than 5 Turing House School 9 Waldegrave School 22 Schools with <3 Transfers 3 BARNES PRIMARY SCHOOL 60 Not Matched 33 Richmond Park Academy 18 Schools with <3 Transfers 9 Bishop Perrin C of E School 30 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School Less than 5 The Green School for Girls Less than 5 The Richmond upon Thames School Less then 5 Turing House School 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 14 Buckingham Primary School 63 Hampton High 22 Not Matched Less than 5 Reach Academy Feltham Less than 5 Teddington School 6 Turing House School Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 24 Chase Bridge Primary School 90 Not Matched Less than 5 Orleans Park School 5 St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School Less than 5 The Green School for Boys Less than 5 The Heathland School 5 The Richmond upon Thames School 39 Tiffin School Less than 5 Turing House School 7 Twickenham School 5 Waldegrave School 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 12 Collis Primary School 90 Grey Court School 13 Not Matched 12 Teddington School 44 Tiffin School Less than 5 Turing House School 5 Waldegrave School Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 10 Darell Primary and Nursery School 29 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 11 Not Matched 5 Richmond Park Academy Less than 5 Waldegrave School 7 Schools with <3 Transfers 2 East Sheen Primary School 58 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 7 Grey Court School Less than 5 Not Matched 15 Richmond Park Academy 26 Schools with <3 Transfers 7 Hampton Hill Junior School 90 Hampton High 20 Not Matched 12 St Paul's Catholic College 6 Teddington School 5 The Bishop Wand Church of England School Less than 5 The Richmond upon Thames School Less than 5 Turing House School 24 Waldegrave School 8 Schools with <3 Transfers 7 Hampton Junior School 81 Hampton High 35 Teddington School Less than 5 Thamesmead School 8 The Bishop Wand Church of England School 8 The Richmond upon Thames School Less than 5 Tiffin School Less than 5 Turing House School 7 Schools with <3 Transfers 14 Heathfield Junior School 109 Hampton High 11 The Heathland School 31 The Richmond upon Thames School 6 Turing House School Less than 5 Twickenham School 31 Waldegrave School Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 23 Holy Trinity C of E Primary School 84 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 13 Grey Court School 7 Not Matched 12 Richmond Park Academy 35 St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School Less than 5 Twickenham School Less than 5 West London Free School Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 8 Kew Riverside Primary School 25 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 14 Not Matched Less than 5 Richmond Park Academy 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 2 Lowther Primary School 45 Chiswick School Less than 5 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 8 Not Matched 10 Richmond Park Academy 15 The Richmond upon Thames School 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 4 Marshgate Primary School 60 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 10 Grey Court School 6 Not Matched 19 The Tiffin Girls' School 6 Waldegrave School 9 Schools with <3 Transfers 10 Meadlands Primary School 27 Grey Court School 19 Teddington School Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 5 Nelson Primary School 42 The Heathland School 7 The Richmond upon Thames School 15 Turing House School Less than 5 Twickenham School 6 Waldegrave School Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 8 Orleans Primary School 59 Not Matched 5 Orleans Park School 46 Schools with <3 Transfers 8 Sacred Heart Primary School 32 Not Matched 5 St Paul's Catholic College Less than 5 St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School 15 Teddington School Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 6 Sheen Mount Primary School 58 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 8 Grey Court School 7 Not Matched 30 Richmond Park Academy 6 Schools with <3 Transfers 7 St Edmund's Catholic School 60 Gumley House RC Convent School, FCJ Less than 5 St Mark's Catholic School 19 St Paul's Catholic College 5 St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School 25 Schools with <3 Transfers 8 St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary School 30 Not Matched 6 Sacred Heart High School Less than 5 St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School 11 Schools with <3 Transfers 10 St James's Primary School 90 Gumley House RC Convent School, FCJ Less than 5 Not Matched 18 Orleans Park School Less than 5 St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School 39 Waldegrave School 19 Schools with <3 Transfers 8 St John the Baptist C of E Primary School 66 Grey Court School Less than 5 Not Matched 6 Teddington School 43 The Kingston Academy 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 8 St Mary Magdalen's R.C. Primary School 53 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 7 Gumley House RC Convent School, FCJ Less than 5 Not Matched 9 Richmond Park Academy 10 St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School 10 Ursuline High School Wimbledon Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 11 St Mary's and St Peter's Primary School 89 Grey Court School 5 Not Matched 15 Teddington School 27 Turing House School 12 Waldegrave School 19 Schools with <3 Transfers 11 St Mary's C of E Primary School 90 Not Matched 15 Orleans Park School 42 The Richmond upon Thames School 6 Tiffin School Less than 5 Waldegrave School 16 Schools with <3 Transfers 7 St Osmund's Catholic Primary School 27 Not Matched 9 St Richard Reynolds Catholic High School Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 14 St Richard's CE Primary School 29 Grey Court School 22 The Kingston Academy 5 Schools with <3 Transfers Less than 5 ST. STEPHEN'S C.E. PRIMARY SCHOOL 56 Not Matched 16 Orleans Park School 29 Waldegrave School Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 8 Stanley Primary School 99 Not Matched 10 Teddington School 15 The Richmond upon Thames School 9 Turing House School 24 Waldegrave School 28 Schools with <3 Transfers 13 The Queen's Primary School 58 Brentford School for Girls Less than 5 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 12 Not Matched 22 The Tiffin Girls' School 5 Schools with <3 Transfers 15 The Russell School 27 Grey Court School 21 The Kingston Academy Less than 5 Schools with <3 Transfers Less than 5 The Vineyard School 88 Christ's Church of England Comprehensive Secondary School 5 Grey Court School 23 Not Matched 27 Orleans Park School 19 Tiffin School Less than 5 Waldegrave School 7 Schools with <3 Transfers Less than 5 Trafalgar Junior School 87 Not Matched 9 Orleans Park School 5 Teddington School Less than 5 The Richmond upon Thames School 19 Turing House School Less than 5 Waldegrave School 38 Schools with <3 Transfers 9.
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