Schools in NG9
Primary and secondary schools serving NG9, with inspection ratings, pupil numbers and distances.
- Council
- Broxtowe
- Region
- East Midlands
- Population
- 79,086 (2024)
Schools in NG9
29 schools in NG9: 22 primary, 5 secondary and 2 other, including 1 independent. 100% of those with an Ofsted grade are rated good or better. The 27 that publish a capacity are 98% full overall, and 5 have more pupils than places.
Inspection ratings
- Excellent10.3%
- Good82.8%
- Not rated6.9%
The largest schools here
- George Spencer AcademySecondary · ages 11–18 · 1,580 pupils · 110% fullGood1.2 miles · March 2023
- Chilwell SchoolSecondary · ages 11–18 · 1,078 pupils · 106% fullGood1 mile · January 2024
- Nottingham University Academy of Science and TechnologySecondary · ages 11–19 · 928 pupils · 99% fullGood2.6 miles · September 2022
- Bramcote CollegeSecondary · ages 11–18 · 816 pupils · 136% fullGood1.1 miles · February 2024
- Alderman White SchoolSecondary · ages 11–16 · 768 pupils · 106% fullGood0.2 miles · June 2022
- Fairfield Spencer AcademyPrimary · ages 5–11 · 627 pupils · 95% fullGood1.4 miles · April 2026
- The Lanes Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 2–11 · 586 pupils · 93% fullGood0.6 miles · February 2022
- Round Hill Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 4–11 · 510 pupils · 97% fullGood0.8 miles · June 2023
- Chetwynd Spencer AcademyPrimary · ages 5–11 · 418 pupils · 100% fullExcellent1.4 miles · October 2019
- Bramcote Hills Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 4–11 · 416 pupils · 99% fullExcellent1.1 miles · January 2026
- John Clifford Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 3–11 · 347 pupils · 89% fullGood1.2 miles · February 2020
- Beeston Fields Flying High AcademyPrimary · ages 3–11 · 345 pupils · 92% fullGood1.1 miles · March 2024
- Dunkirk Primary and Nursery SchoolPrimary · ages 3–11 · 337 pupils · 82% fullGood2.6 miles · June 2024
- Wadsworth Fields Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 3–11 · 282 pupils · 74% fullGood1.2 miles · February 2024
- Eskdale Junior SchoolPrimary · ages 7–11 · 248 pupils · 89% fullExcellent0.6 miles · June 2013
- Bispham Spencer AcademyPrimary · ages 7–11 · 210 pupils · 88% fullGood1.5 miles · January 2024
- Sunnyside Spencer AcademyPrimary · ages 3–11 · 205 pupils · 98% fullGood0.4 miles · July 2023
- Bramcote CofE Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 4–11 · Faith school · 199 pupils · 95% fullGood0.6 miles · January 2022
- Beeston Rylands Junior SchoolPrimary · ages 7–11 · 195 pupils · 98% fullGood1.5 miles · November 2023
- Alderman Pounder Infant and Nursery SchoolPrimary · ages 3–7 · 182 pupils · 77% fullGood0.5 miles · January 2023
- Albany Junior SchoolPrimary · ages 7–11 · 176 pupils · 73% fullGood1.5 miles · April 2026
- Trowell CofE Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 5–11 · Faith school · 175 pupils · 83% fullGood2.5 miles · February 2020
- Albany Infant and Nursery SchoolPrimary · ages 3–7 · 156 pupils · 87% fullGood1.6 miles · September 2022
- Toton Banks Road Infant and Nursery SchoolPrimary · ages 3–7 · 153 pupils · 85% fullGood1.6 miles · May 2019
- Trent Vale Infant SchoolPrimary · ages 3–7 · 148 pupils · 99% fullGood1.6 miles · April 2019
- William Lilley Infant and Nursery SchoolPrimary · ages 2–7 · 130 pupils · 72% fullGood1.7 miles · September 2022
- Foxwood AcademyOther · ages 3–19 · 114 pupils · 102% fullGood1 mile · March 2023
- St John's CofE Primary SchoolPrimary · ages 4–11 · Faith schoolNot rated1.3 miles
- Hemlock Stone SchoolOther · ages 5–16 · IndependentNot rated1.5 miles
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.