List of schools in Richmond upon Thames

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This is a list of schools in Richmond upon Thames.

The London Borough of Richmond upon Thames is the local education authority for the borough, and has responsibility for 52 schools.

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[edit] Primary schools

The borough has 41 primary schools, of which 15 are church schools. All but a few children are able to start part-time schooling before reaching the age of 5.

Barnes, Mortlake & Sheen[1]

  • Barnes
  • East Sheen
  • Lowther
  • St Mary Magdalen's RC
  • St Osmund's RC
  • Sheen Mount Primary School

Ham, Kew & Richmond[2]

  • Darell
  • Holy Trinity CE
  • Kew Riverside
  • Marshgate
  • Meadlands
  • The Queen's CE
  • The Russell
  • St Elizabeth's RC
  • St Richard's with St Andrew's CE
  • The Vineyard
  • Windham

Teddington, Hampton & Hampton Wick[3]

  • Buckingham
  • Carlisle
  • Collis
  • Hampton Hill
  • Hampton
  • Hampton Wick
  • Sacred Heart RC
  • St John the Baptist CE
  • St Mary's & St Peter's CE
  • Stanley

Twickenham & Whitton[4]

[edit] Secondary schools

The borough has eight state-maintained secondary schools, of which seven are mixed and one (Waldegrave) is for girls only. Christ's School is a Church of England school that sets its own admissions criteria; the other seven schools are Local Authority schools[5].

[edit] Independent schools

There are also a number of Independent schools in the Borough.

[edit] Further and adult education

  • Richmond, the American International University in London
  • Esher College
  • Kingston College
  • Richmond Adult Community College
  • Richmond upon Thames College
  • West Thames College

[edit] Former Schools

[edit] References

  1. ^ List of primary schools in Barnes, Mortlake & Sheen accessed 5 Jun 2007
  2. ^ List of primary schools in Ham, Kew and Richmond accessed 5 Jun 2007
  3. ^ List of primary schools in Teddington, Hampton and Hampton Wick accessed 5 Jun 2007
  4. ^ List of primary schools in Twickenham and Whitton accessed 5 Jun 2007
  5. ^ List of secondary schools accessed 5 Jun 2007

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