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Schools in N4 3

Primary and secondary schools serving N4 3, with inspection ratings, pupil numbers and distances.

Council
Islington
Region
London
Population
25,832 (2024)
Schools

Schools in N4 3

8 schools in N4 3: 6 primary, 1 secondary and 1 other. 88% of those with an Ofsted grade are rated good or better. The 7 that publish a capacity are 83% full overall, and one has more pupils than places.

Schools
8
in N4 3
Good or better
88%
Of 8 with an Ofsted grade
How full
83%
Places available: 2,540 pupils for 3,042 places
Over capacity
1
More pupils than places, of 7 that publish a capacity

Inspection ratings

N4 3
12%
75%
12%
  • Excellent12.5%
  • Good75%
  • Serious concerns12.5%
All schools

The largest schools here

  • Arts and Media School Islington
    Secondary · ages 11–16 · 577 pupils · 84% full
    Good
    0.1 miles · April 2023
  • Stroud Green Primary School
    Primary · ages 1–11 · 477 pupils · 101% full
    Good
    0.3 miles · September 2022
  • Yerbury Primary School
    Primary · ages 3–11 · 453 pupils · 99% full
    Excellent
    0.9 miles · February 2023
  • Duncombe Primary School
    Primary · ages 2–11 · 378 pupils · 79% full
    Good
    0.5 miles · February 2023
  • Christ The King Catholic Primary School
    Primary · ages 3–11 · Faith school · 240 pupils · 53% full
    Good
    0.1 miles · December 2014
  • St Mark's CofE Primary School
    Primary · ages 2–11 · Faith school · 231 pupils · 92% full
    Good
    0.4 miles · May 2015
  • Pooles Park Primary School
    Primary · ages 3–11 · 184 pupils · 77% full
    Serious concerns
    0.2 miles · November 2022
  • North Islington Nursery School
    Nursery · ages 0–5 · 98 pupils
    Good
    77 yards · January 2023
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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