Voluntary controlled school · Primary
Harleston · IP20 0BW · Norfolk
Ages 4–11
- Absence5.1%
- FSM11.5%
- Demand1.38
England
11 schools from official GIAS records — including 8 primary and 2 secondary.
School data currently covers England using official GIAS records. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland may be added when official datasets are integrated.
Harleston has 11 schools listed in the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools (GIAS) register. By phase, that is 8 primary (73%), 2 secondary (18%) and 1 all-through (9%). Harleston spans 2 local authorities, most schools sitting in Norfolk (9). The most common types are academy converter (5), voluntary aided school (3) and voluntary controlled school (2). This includes 5 academies.
GIAS lists 11 schools in Harleston, England.
The biggest groups by phase are primary (8), secondary (2) and all-through (1).
Harleston spans Norfolk and Suffolk; check each school's page for its own authority.
School records come from GIAS; inspection outcomes from Ofsted and results from DfE performance tables, where available for each school.
11 schools · page 1 of 1
Official figures for Harleston
Sorted by a published DfE/Ofsted measure — not an editorial league table.
Voluntary controlled school · Primary
Harleston · IP20 0BW · Norfolk
Ages 4–11
Voluntary aided school · Secondary
Harleston · IP20 9DD · Norfolk
Ages 11–16
Academy converter · Secondary
Harleston · IP20 9DD · Norfolk
Ages 11–16
Voluntary controlled school · Primary
Harleston · IP20 9HG · Norfolk
Ages 8–11
Academy converter · Primary
Harleston · IP20 9HG · Norfolk
Ages 3–11
Voluntary aided school · Primary
Harleston · IP20 9HG · Norfolk
Ages 3–11
Voluntary aided school · Primary
Harleston · IP20 9HG · Norfolk
Ages 3–8
Academy converter · Primary
Harleston · IP20 0BW · Norfolk
Ages 4–11
Academy converter · Primary
Harleston · IP20 0NJ · Suffolk
Ages 3–11
Academy converter · All-through
Harleston · IP20 9DD · Norfolk
Ages 3–16
Breakdowns from GIAS establishment records for this town. Use these to spot the mix of phases, ages and types — then open individual school profiles for Ofsted and performance.