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Simon Marks Jewish Primary School

Simon Marks Jewish Primary School is a primary school (Voluntary aided school), ages 3–11, in London, N16, in the Hackney council area. It has 121 pupils in the published census. Latest Ofsted inspection (28 February 2024): Good.

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Admissions

Published admissions history
Entry yearLast distance offeredPlaces (PAN)ApplicationsOffers
2026
All offered
30
14
9
2025
All offered
30
18
11
2024
All offered
30
19
13
2023
All offered
30
24
16
2022
All offered
30
15
9
2021
All offered
30
15
10
2020
All offered
30
25
Not published
2019
All offered
30
23
Not published
2018
All offered
30
23
Not published

“All offered” means the published group had places for all eligible applicants; its distance is not a cut-off for admission.

Distances are in miles (mi), as in the map app. PAN is the published admission number. Bands and admission groups have separate criteria; school-wide places, applications and offers are not counts for each band. Past offers are a guide, not a promise of a place.

Hackney admissions information and published allocations

Ofsted

Good — inspected 28 February 2024.

AreaJudgement
Overall effectiveness
Good
Quality of education
Good
Behaviour and attitudes
Outstanding
Personal development
Good
Leadership and management
Good
Safeguarding effective
Yes
Early years
Good

Read the Ofsted inspection report

Term dates

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Results

MeasureResultAcademic year
KS2: expected standard in reading, writing & maths (%)
100
2024/25
KS2: higher standard in reading, writing & maths (%)
10
2024/25
KS2 pupils
20
2024/25

Pupils

MeasurePupils / percentageData period
Pupils
121
2025/26
Eligible for free school meals
26.4%
2025/26
English as an additional language
47.9%
2025/26
SEN support
26.61%
2024/25
Education, health and care (EHC) plan
13.71%
2024/25

Nearby schools

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