Special Schools
Special Schools in Luton
13 special schools from official GIAS records in Luton, England.
School data currently covers England using official GIAS records. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland may be added when official datasets are integrated.
About schools in Luton
Luton has 13 special schools listed in the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools (GIAS) register. By phase, that is 3 secondary (50%) and 3 primary (50%). Luton spans 2 local authorities, most special schools sitting in Luton (11). The most common types are community special school (3), community school (3) and other independent special school (2).
How many special schools are there in Luton?
GIAS lists 13 special schools in Luton, England.
What types of special schools are in Luton?
The biggest groups by phase are secondary (3) and primary (3).
Which local authority covers Luton?
Luton spans Luton and Central Bedfordshire; check each school's page for its own authority.
Where does this Luton data come from?
School records come from GIAS; inspection outcomes from Ofsted and results from DfE performance tables, where available for each school.
School listings
Voluntary aided school · Secondary
Luton · LU1 4BB · Central Bedfordshire
Ages 11–19
- FSM9.8%
Icknield High School
Ofsted: GoodAcademy converter · Secondary
Luton · LU3 2AH · Luton
Ages 11–16
- Att850.6
- P80.5
- EM5+60%
- Absence7.8%
Icknield Primary School
Ofsted: School remains GoodCommunity school · Primary
Luton · LU3 2JB · Luton
Ages 4–11
- KS256%
- Absence6.1%
- FSM21.1%
- Demand0.97
Lady Zia Wernher School
Ofsted: School remains OutstandingCommunity special school
Luton · LU2 9AY · Luton
Ages 2–11
- KS20%
- Absence18.1%
- FSM35.9%
Lime Academy Hartwell
Ofsted: InadequateFree schools special
Luton · LU2 0EZ · Luton
Ages 11–19
- FSM41.3%
Richmond Hill School
Ofsted: GoodCommunity special school
Luton · LU2 7JL · Luton
Ages 5–11
- KS20%
- Absence10.1%
- FSM37.6%
Woodlands Secondary School
Ofsted: OutstandingCommunity special school
Luton · LU3 3SP · Luton
Ages 11–18
- Absence11.2%
- FSM45.3%