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Beit Shvidler Primary School

Beit Shvidler Primary School is a primary school (Voluntary aided school), ages 3–11, in Edgware, HA8, in the Barnet council area. It has 230 pupils in the published census. Latest Ofsted inspection (30 October 2024): Standards maintained.

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Admissions

Published admissions history
Entry yearLast distance offeredPlaces (PAN)ApplicationsOffers
2025
0.29 mi
30
58
Not published
2023
Not published
30
51
Not published
2021
Not published
30
38
Not published

In 2025 the last place offered on distance went to a child living 0.29 miles away.

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.

Barnet prints the "furthest distance offered (miles)" for each distance-based criterion; the primary tables describe it as the "furthest straight-line distance in miles".

Criterion under which the final place was offered, as published: "Orthodox Jewish attending other synagogue (0.287)".

Ofsted

Standards maintained — inspected 30 October 2024.

AreaJudgement
Last graded overall judgement
Good (19 March 2019)

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Term dates

This school’s term and holiday dates, INSET days where known, and a calendar you can subscribe to, on TermMinder.

Results

MeasureResultAcademic year
KS2: expected standard in reading, writing & maths (%)
77
2024/25
KS2: higher standard in reading, writing & maths (%)
10
2024/25
KS2 pupils
30
2024/25

Pupils

MeasurePupils / percentageData period
Pupils
230
2025/26
Eligible for free school meals
5.2%
2025/26
English as an additional language
17.8%
2025/26
SEN support
18.26%
2024/25
Education, health and care (EHC) plan
4.78%
2024/25

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