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Data profile

Immanuel School

Independent co-ed all-through school in Havering for ages 3–14. Non-selective intake, Jewish ethos.

  • Rank #271
  • ISI Standards met
  • co-ed
  • Romford, Havering

Outcomes

Where leavers go after sixth form.

Cohort
51

Class of 2024

Russell Group
30%

of leavers

US Ivy
0

Exam results

A level A*–A and GCSE 9–7, recalibrated for 2026.

A-level A*–A
25%

Recalibrated

GCSE 9–7
31%
Russell Group rate
30%

Entry points & fees

EntryYearPlacesAssessmentDay fee (max)
13+——School's own exam · Reasoning test · Interview—
4+——School's own exam · Reasoning test—
7+——School's own exam · Reasoning test—
ReceptionMAINReception—Non-selective—
Year 7MAINYear 7—School's own exam · Reasoning test · Non-selective—

Houseroom Index

Our composite score, broken down by pillar.

Index score

59

/ 100

National rank #271

Academic41
Destinations60
Future-ready55
Pastoral82
Value-add45
Access & breadth55
External consensus70

Inspections

ISI

Standards met

Inspected 2025-02-04

Trustees are active in the school and regularly engage with leaders to provide focused challenge and support. Trustees and leaders monitor the school effectively to ensure that the Standards are met consistently. Trustees are an integral part of the school and visit frequently.

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Editorial verdict

head

Head Daniel Endlar Since April 2025, Daniel Endlar, previously second master and then acting head. He has worked in a range of maintained and independent schools, including director of studies and head of department at Brentwood School and six years at Habs’ Boys. He

ethos

Founded in 1990 by the then chief rabbi, Lord Immanuel Jacobovits, who wanted to establish a religious school affirming Modern Orthodox Jewish values and practice in the context of rigorous secular studies. Its goals remain to achieve the highest

teaching

In 2025, 71 per cent at 9-7 at GCSE; 63 per cent A\*/A at A level (88 percent A\*-B). A levels or equivalent - Average points score (2025) ### Teaching & learning Results on the up, reflecting the school's reorganisation of the leadership team, stringent monitoring of teaching, recruitment of a raft of able staff and introduction of a significantly broadened curriculum (which now includes sociology, media Qualifications taken in 2024 A level BTEC EPQ GCSE

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