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Schools in L9 7

Primary and secondary schools serving L9 7, with inspection ratings, pupil numbers and distances.

Council
Liverpool
Region
North West
Population
9,217 (2024)
Schools

Schools in L9 7

8 schools in L9 7: 3 primary, 1 secondary and 4 other, including 1 independent. 100% of those with an Ofsted grade are rated good or better. They’re 98% full overall, and 3 have more pupils than places.

Schools
8
in L9 7
Good or better
100%
Of 7 with an Ofsted grade
How full
98%
Nearly full: 3,147 pupils for 3,216 places
Over capacity
3
More pupils than places

Inspection ratings

L9 7
25%
62%
12%
  • Excellent25%
  • Good62.5%
  • Not rated12.5%
All schools

The largest schools here

  • Archbishop Beck Catholic College
    Secondary · ages 11–18 · Faith school · 1,142 pupils · 96% full
    Good
    0.4 miles · January 2026
  • Rice Lane Primary School and Nursery
    Primary · ages 3–11 · 597 pupils · 81% full
    Good
    0.9 miles · October 2023
  • Bank View High School
    Other · ages 5–19 · 518 pupils · 123% full
    Excellent
    0.6 miles · March 2019
  • Holy Name Catholic Primary School
    Primary · ages 3–11 · Faith school · 334 pupils · 98% full
    Good
    0.7 miles · March 2023
  • Our Lady and St Philomena's Catholic Primary School
    Primary · ages 3–11 · Faith school · 216 pupils · 92% full
    Good
    0.8 miles · February 2023
  • Redbridge High School
    Other · ages 11–19 · 154 pupils · 104% full
    Excellent
    0.6 miles · February 2015
  • New Heights High School
    Other · ages 11–16 · 107 pupils · 162% full
    Good
    0.3 miles · December 2023
  • Birtenshaw School Merseyside
    Other · ages 3–19 · Independent · 79 pupils · 99% full
    Not rated
    0.3 miles
How we rate schools

Ofsted replaced single overall grades with report cards in November 2025. The rating shown here reflects each school’s latest inspection: its new report card where it has one, or its most recent graded inspection otherwise. Check the inspection date beside each school.

Occupancy compares pupils on roll with published school capacity. Sources: Department for Education (Get Information About Schools), Ofsted, and the Welsh and Scottish school registers. Open Government Licence v3.0.

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