The Brittons Academy

Ford Lane, Rainham, Havering, RM13 7BB

Good

Inspected 5 October 2022

Good

Ofsted

39.5

Attainment 8

Secondary

Phase

11–16

Ages

711

Pupils

Mixed

Gender

Academy converter

Type

School Information

Local Authority: Havering →
School Type: Academy converter
Phase: Secondary
Age Range: Ages 11–16
Gender: Mixed
Pupils / Capacity: 711 / 1,150 (62%)
Sixth Form: Does not have a sixth form
Religious Character: None
Admissions Policy: Non-selective
Last Ofsted Inspection: 5 October 2022

Pupil profile

2023/24

Who attends this school — useful context if you’re considering teaching here.

39.7%

Disadvantaged

30.1%

EAL

5.1%

SEN support

17.0%

EHC plan

Source: DfE School Census, 2023/24, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Results & performance

2023/24

Official Department for Education results, pupil destinations and attendance.

GCSE results (Key Stage 4)

39.5

Attainment 8

711 pupils

27.9%

Grade 5+ English & Maths

48.6%

Grade 4+ English & Maths

3.2

EBacc avg point score

Where pupils go next

87%

Sustained destination

84%

Stayed in education

Apprenticeship

Attendance

7.6%

Overall absence

24.3%

Persistent absence

Source: Department for Education performance tables, 2023/24, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Some independent schools’ qualifications (e.g. IGCSEs) are not all reflected in these figures.

Workforce

2024/25

Staffing at this school, with the trend over recent years — useful if you’re considering working here.

Teachers (FTE)

↑ +0.7 vs 2023/24

16.8

Pupils per teacher

↓ -1.9 vs 2023/24

19.83

Teaching assistants (FTE)

↑ +3.1 vs 2023/24

£52,745

Avg teacher salary

Mean · 12% on leadership pay

↑ +£5,128 vs 2023/24

Teacher vacancies

0% rate

→ 0 vs 2023/24

Leadership (FTE)

→ 0.0 vs 2023/24

Data for the 2024/25 academic year (trend lines show 3 years). Source: DfE School Workforce Census, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. State-funded schools only.

School finances

2024-25

How this school is funded and where the money goes — per pupil.

£8,316

Spend per pupil

£9,139

Income per pupil

58%

Spent on teaching staff

Source: DfE school finance returns (CFR for council-maintained schools, AAR for academies), 2024-25, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Per-pupil figures are calculated from total income/expenditure.