Monken Hadley School

Monken Hadley School is built on the edge of the Monken Hadley Common at the northern tip of the London Borough of Barnet. Monks founded Monken Hadley in the 13th century and a school was built by the Church of England in partnership with the government in 1832. The Common leads to Hadley Woods which used to be part of Enfield Chase. Royalty hunted here and in 1777 King George III passed an act of parliament giving the villagers local farming rights.

There are 150 children housed in 5 classes. The school enjoys a strong partnership with the parish church of St Mary the Virgin and the school church service is held there every week. The school badge features the church tower and its 'creset beacon'.

Schools and colleges in Barnet
Primary schools	London Academy Monken Hadley School St Mary's and St John's CE School Wren Academy
Secondary schools	Ashmole Academy Bishop Douglass School Christ's College The Compton School Copthall School East Barnet School Finchley Catholic High School Friern Barnet School Hasmonean High School Hendon School JCoSS London Academy Mill Hill County High School Queen Elizabeth's School for Girls St Andrew Greek Orthodox School St James' Catholic High School St Mary's and St John's CE School St Mary's CE High School The Totteridge Academy Whitefield School Wren Academy
Grammar schools	Henrietta Barnett School Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School for Boys St. Michael's Catholic Grammar School
Independent schools	Brampton College Dwight School Holland House School King Alfred School Mill Hill School North London Grammar School Pardes House Grammar School St Martha's Senior School Susi Earnshaw Theatre School
FE & sixth form colleges	Barnet and Southgate College Woodhouse College
Defunct schools	Aida Foster Theatre School Church Farm Industrial School for Boys Friern Barnet Grammar School The Mount School

Coordinates: 51°39′46″N 0°11′27″W / 51.6628°N 0.1907°W / 51.6628; -0.1907

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