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Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls

Sinope Street, Gloucester, GL1 4AW

Phase
Independent schools
School type
Other independent school
Ages
11 to 16
Gender
Girls
Religious character
None
Headteacher
Mr Abdullah Patel
Admissions policy
Non-selective
Religious ethos
Muslim
Constituency
Gloucester
Setting
Urban: Nearer to a major town or city
Capacity
87
Pupils on roll
76
URN
115810
Local authority
Gloucestershire
Website
School website
Telephone
01452300465

About this school

Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls is a girls' independent school in Gloucester. It teaches children aged 11 to 16 and has 76 pupils on roll.

Ofsted has not yet inspected Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls under its current framework. Where the Department for Education has published them, its results and pupil characteristics appear below. Numbers and a report only go so far, so visit in person before you apply.

Ofsted judgement

Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls has not been inspected by Ofsted yet. It opened in its current form in September 1994, and new or converted schools usually wait a few years for their first inspection.

Exam results

Key stage 4 (GCSEs)

Measure 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25
Pupils at the end of key stage 4 8 19 13
Attainment 8 score 63.6 63.6 54.9
Progress 8 score - - -
Grade 5 or above in English and maths 63% 78.9% 46.2%
Grade 4 or above in English and maths 88% 94.7% 92.3%
Entered the English Baccalaureate 63% 84.2% 53.8%
English Baccalaureate average point score 6.0 6.1 5.0

Progress 8 is paused nationally for the 2024/25 and 2025/26 school years. Those pupils sat no key stage 2 tests during the Covid pandemic, so there is no starting point to measure progress from. A blank figure here is not missing school data.

School context

From the 2024/25 school census and absence figures.

Free school meals (last 6 years)
0%
Pupils with an EHC plan
0
Pupils on SEN support
5

Location

Nearby schools

Other schools in Gloucester

Common questions

What year groups does Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls teach?
Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls teaches children aged 11 to 16. It is an independent school in Gloucester.
Who is the headteacher of Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls?
The headteacher of Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls is Mr Abdullah Patel, as recorded in the Department for Education's register of schools.
Has Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls been inspected?
Ofsted has not inspected Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls under its current framework, so no current judgement is shown. That is common for newer schools and is not a mark against a school.
How big is Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls?
Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls has 76 pupils on roll, teaching children aged 11 to 16.
Is Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls full?
Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls has capacity for 87 pupils and 76 on roll (87%), so it has space against its published capacity. Places are allocated through the local authority's admissions process, so capacity alone does not tell you whether a place is available.
Is Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls a faith school?
No. Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls has no designated religious character.
Is Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls a selective school?
No. Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls is recorded as non-selective in the schools register.
How have Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls's results changed over recent years?
Its Attainment 8 score was 63.6 in 2022/23 and 54.9 in 2024/25. The year-by-year figures, alongside local and national averages, are charted in the trends section on this page.
What are Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls's exam results?
Where the Department for Education has published them, Al-Ashraf Secondary School for Girls's key stage results are shown in the results section on this page, with the last three years so you can see the trend rather than a single year.

School details come from the Department for Education's Get Information About Schools register. Inspection outcomes come from Ofsted, and exam results from the Department for Education's school performance service. This page was last updated on 24 July 2026.