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Schools in L1

The schools families in L1 choose between, how they're rated and how far away they are.

Council
Liverpool
Region
North West
Population
25,469 (2024)
Schools

Schools in L1

10 schools in L1: 3 primary, 3 secondary and 4 other, including 1 independent. 100% of those with an Ofsted grade are rated good or better. The 8 that publish a capacity are 86% full overall, and 2 have more pupils than places.

Schools
10
in L1
Good or better
100%
Of 5 with an Ofsted grade
How full
86%
Well used: 2,375 pupils for 2,762 places
Over capacity
2
More pupils than places, of 8 that publish a capacity

Inspection ratings

L1
50%
50%
  • Good50%
  • Not rated50%
The list

The biggest schools here

  • Liverpool Life Sciences UTC
    Secondary · ages 14–19 · 587 pupils · 73% full
    Good
    0.5 miles · January 2016
  • LIPA School
    All-through · ages 4–16 · 499 pupils · 87% full
    Good
    0.3 miles · July 2017
  • LIPA Sixth Form College
    Sixth form / 16+ · ages 14–19 · 398 pupils · 109% full
    Not rated
    0.4 miles
  • The Studio School Liverpool
    Secondary · ages 14–19 · 268 pupils · 89% full
    Good
    0.5 miles · April 2024
  • St Vincent de Paul Catholic Primary School
    Primary · ages 3–11 · Faith school · 228 pupils · 109% full
    Good
    0.2 miles · May 2024
  • Pleasant Street Primary School
    Primary · ages 3–11 · 225 pupils · 87% full
    Good
    0.3 miles · February 2023
  • St Nicholas Catholic Academy
    Primary · ages 3–11 · Faith school · 157 pupils · 75% full
    Not rated
    0.4 miles
  • Progress Schools - Liverpool
    Other · ages 11–16 · Independent · 13 pupils · 29% full
    Not rated
    0.9 miles
  • The City of Liverpool College
    Sixth form / 16+ · ages 16–99
    Not rated
    0.3 miles
  • Cities in Schools at Unit 302
    Other
    Not rated
    0.5 miles
How we rate schools

Ofsted stopped giving schools a single overall grade in November 2025, so the rating here is our reading of each school's latest inspection: its new report card where it has one, otherwise its most recent graded inspection. Older inspections are used where nothing newer exists — check the date beside each school.

How full is the pupils on each school's roll against the places it has. Sources: Get Information About Schools (DfE) for pupils and capacity, and Ofsted; Welsh and Scottish school registers. Open Government Licence v3.0.

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