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School Census (January 2017) - London Borough of Havering Total number of pupils receiving Free School Meals (FSM) by School and Year Group NativeID SchoolName Total Pupil Total FSM Total FSM NR1234567891011121314 Numbers Jan 2017 (%) Jan 2017 3112007 Ardleigh Green Infants School 270 17 6.3% 0674000000000000 3112006 Ardleigh Green Junior School 364 23 6.3% 0000924800000000 3112009 Benhurst Primary 412 45 10.9% 06951247200000000 3112078 Brady Primary School 203 23 11.3% 0413525300000000 3113509 Branfil Primary School 539 26 4.8% 0245631500000000 3112081 Broadford Primary School 538 143 26.6% 0 28 16 22 18 21 17 21 00000000 3112036 Brookside Infant School 221 47 21.3% 16 14 17 3112038 Clockhouse Primary School 708 138 19.5% 0 22 21 13 22 23 21 16 00000000 3112031 Concordia Academy 20 5 25.0% 0500000000000000 3112097 Crowlands Primary School 687 125 18.2% 0 19 21 15 22 15 20 13 00000000 3112042 Crownfield Infant School 323 45 13.9% 21 11 13 3112041 Crownfield Junior School 346 47 13.6% 9 13 14 11 3113000 Dame Tipping C.E School 94 4 4.3% 1 1 1 1 3112012 Drapers Brookside Junior School 236 62 26.3% 17 22 10 13 3112008 Elm Park Primary School 367 81 22.1% 9 12 11 8 17 10 14 3112094 Engayne Primary School 626 37 5.9% 4555846 3112069 Gidea Park Primary School 460 30 6.5% 6465522 3112015 Hacton Primary School 446 44 9.9% 9 4 5 11 5 6 4 3112017 Harold Court Primary School 398 62 15.6% 9 11 12 5 10 11 4 3112005 Harold Wood Primary School 531 57 10.7% 12 12 8 10 4 8 3 3112090 Hilldene Primary School 708 164 23.2% 22 14 26 27 26 26 23 3112014 Hylands Primary School 504 62 12.3% 16 6 9 6 10 6 9 3113502 La Salette Catholic Primary Sc 208 13 6.3% 2213131 3112019 Langtons Infant School 216 31 14.4% 8 14 9 3112000 Langtons Junior Academy 326 50 15.3% 10 16 13 11 3112087 Mead Primary School 645 197 30.5% 32 30 25 31 24 30 25 3112086 Nelmes Primary School 451 29 6.4% 5665331 3112084 Newtons Primary School 409 116 28.4% 17 13 13 19 22 16 16 3112004 Oasis Academy Pinewood 307 73 23.8% 11 8 11 12 10 10 11 3112056 Parklands Infants' School 446 39 8.7% 13 18 8 3112055 Parklands Junior School 470 54 11.5% 16 9 10 19 3112073 Parsonage Farm Primary School 573 83 14.5% 17 10 11 9 15 13 8 3112085 Pyrgo Priory School 548 119 21.7% 15 10 18 17 19 31 9 3112089 Rainham Village Primary School 482 117 24.3% 18 20 18 15 16 15 15 3112060 Rise Park Infants' School 264 37 14.0% 9 13 15 3112017 Rise Park Junior School 398 62 15.6% 9 11 12 5 10 11 4 3112023 Scargill Infants 260 27 10.4% 8 9 10 3112022 Scargill Junior School 318 49 15.4% 14 13 13 9 3112080 Scotts Primary School 299 16 5.4% 2244121 3112062 Squirrels Heath Infant School 267 37 13.9% 12 12 13 3112061 Squirrels Heath Junior School 356 56 15.7% 17 5 19 15 3113508 St Alban'S Catholic Primary 208 19 9.1% 3313432 3113503 St Patrick'S Catholic Primary. 387 30 7.8% 4637343 3113507 St Peter'S Catholic Primary 270 14 5.2% 7 3 1 2 1 3113301 St. Edward'S C. Of E. Primary 661 34 5.1% 4438375 3113506 St. Joseph'S Catholic Primary School 423 13 3.1% 1222123 3113501 St. Mary'S Catholic Primary School 420 16 3.8% 313432 3113505 St. Ursula'S Catholic Infant School 208 24 11.5% 8 11 5 3113504 St.Ursulas Junior School. 241 32 13.3% 7 8 11 6 3112024 Suttons Primary School 298 23 7.7% 73225 4 3112003 The James Oglethorpe Primary 330 17 5.2% 4 11335 3112092 The Mawney Foundation School 395 79 20.0% 10 8 12 15 14 12 8 3112093 The Rj Mitchell Primary School 292 54 18.5% 13 13 73864 3112070 Towers Infant School 270 18 6.7% 5 9 4 3112076 Towers Junior School 304 29 9.5% 7958 3112067 Upminster Infant School 266 11 4.1% 3 6 2 3112066 Upminster Junior School 363 19 5.2% 6364 3112026 Whybridge Infant School 185 26 14.1% 10 7 9 3112025 Whybridge Junior School 237 46 19.4% 14 12 10 10 3112096 Wykeham Primary School 509 78 15.3% 10 13 10 11 18 9 7 London Borough Of Havering Produced: March 2017 Page 1 School Census (January 2017) - London Borough of Havering Total number of pupils receiving Free School Meals (FSM) by School and Year Group NativeID SchoolName Total Pupil Total FSM Total FSM NR1234567891011121314 Numbers Jan 2017 (%) Jan 2017 Total Primary School 22511 3074 13.7% 0 487 440 417 465 451 442 372 00000000 3115401 Abbs Cross Academy And Arts College 814 57 7.0% 11 10 15 7 14 3114042 Bower Park Academy 761 141 18.5% 36 32 31 17 25 3115402 Coopers' Company And Coborn School 1384 25 1.8% 7433224 3116905 Drapers Academy 981 211 21.5% 49 39 37 44 32 6 4 3114006 Emerson Park Academy 974 81 8.3% 21 14 16 19 11 3114026 Gaynes School 550 77 14.0% 16 14 16 12 19 3114000 Hall Mead School 956 69 7.2% 20 11 11 15 12 3114037 Marshalls Park School 484 40 8.3% 109588 3114001 Redden Court School 752 74 9.8% 19 20 11 10 14 3115403 Sacred Heart Of Mary Girls' School 827 34 4.1% 4568146 3114009 Sanders School 936 138 14.7% 32 25 36 23 22 3114600 St. Edward'S School 1107 89 8.0% 17 21 17 12 18 2 2 3114038 The Albany Business & Enterprise College. 844 90 10.7% 21 21 12 22 14 3114003 The Brittons Academy 838 185 22.1% 35 43 32 45 30 3114700 The Campion School 1091 32 2.9% 6258524 3114011 The Chafford School 609 97 15.9% 32 29 17 6 13 3115400 The Frances Bardsley Academy For Girls 1272 123 9.7% 30 28 22 21 18 1 3 3114025 The Royal Liberty School 806 116 14.4% 23 18 21 27 27 Total Secondary School 15986 1679 10.5% 0000000038934531330728517230 3117000 Corbets Tey School 118 33 28.0% 4223542421211 3117004 Dycorts School 94 44 46.8% 2115263235104 3117003 Ravensbourne 79 28 35.4% 2 1 3323524 3 Total Special School 291 105 36.1% 0273851410610121310113 3111109 Olive AP Academy - Havering 25 12 48.0% 0000000001344000 Pru Total 251248.0%0000000001344000 Total All Educational Establishments 38813 4870 12.5% 0 489 447 420 473 456 456 382 395 356 328 324 299 18 24 3 Total Excluding Pru and College 38788 4858 12.5% 0 489 447 420 473 456 456 382 395 355 325 320 295 18 24 3 London Borough Of Havering Produced: March 2017 Page 2.
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