Schools in Stevenage

About schools in Stevenage

Most of the 42 schools listed in Stevenage are primary schools. Its six secondary schools are where families compare options once a child finishes primary. Older students can carry on at one sixth form or college.

Every school on this page is inspected by Ofsted. Its newer reports judge a school across several areas rather than giving one overall grade, while older reports still carry the previous single grade, so read the framework and the date on each page before you set two schools side by side. Where results have been published you will also find key stage 2 scores for the primary schools and Attainment 8 for the secondary schools. An inspection or a results table captures a school at one past moment, so use this page to draw up a shortlist and then visit.

Key stage 2, 2024/25

56%

of pupils reached the expected standard in reading, writing and maths, across the 25 schools with published results

Key stage 4, 2024/25

46.5

average Attainment 8 score, across the 8 schools with published results

Nursery schools1

• Peartree Way Nursery School

  Local authority nursery school · Ages 2 to 5

Primary schools29

The figure beside a school is the share of its pupils who reached the expected standard in reading, writing and maths in 2024/25.

• Almond Hill Junior School

  Community school · Ages 7 to 11

  70%

  expected standard
• Ardeley St Lawrence Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School

  Voluntary aided school · Ages 3 to 11

• Ashtree Primary Academy

  Academy sponsor led · Ages 3 to 11

• Aston St Mary's Church of England Aided Primary School

  Voluntary aided school · Ages 4 to 11

  75%

  expected standard
• Bedwell Primary School

  Community school · Ages 4 to 11

  55%

  expected standard
• Benington Church of England Primary School

  Voluntary controlled school · Ages 4 to 11

  82%

  expected standard
• Broom Barns Primary School

  Foundation school · Ages 4 to 11

  41%

  expected standard
• Camps Hill Primary School

  Academy converter · Ages 2 to 11

  50%

  expected standard
• Fairlands Primary School

  Academy converter · Ages 3 to 11

  57%

  expected standard
• Featherstone Wood Primary School

  Community school · Ages 3 to 11

  64%

  expected standard
• Giles Junior School

  Community school · Ages 7 to 11

  52%

  expected standard
• Letchmore Infants' and Nursery School

  Community school · Ages 3 to 7

• Lodge Farm Primary School

  Foundation school · Ages 3 to 11

  37%

  expected standard
• Longmeadow Primary School

  Community school · Ages 3 to 11

  32%

  expected standard
• Martins Wood Primary School

  Academy sponsor led · Ages 2 to 11

  65%

  expected standard
• Moss Bury Primary School and Nursery

  Community school · Ages 3 to 11

  69%

  expected standard
• Peartree Spring Primary School

  Foundation school · Ages 4 to 11

  68%

  expected standard
• Roebuck Academy

  Academy converter · Ages 3 to 11

  50%

  expected standard
• Round Diamond Primary School

  Academy converter · Ages 3 to 11

  79%

  expected standard
• Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic Primary School

  Academy converter · Ages 3 to 11

• Shephalbury Park Primary School

  Community school · Ages 3 to 11

  32%

  expected standard
• St Margaret Clitherow Roman Catholic Primary School

  Voluntary aided school · Ages 3 to 11

  72%

  expected standard
• St Nicholas CofE (VA) Primary School and Nursery

  Voluntary aided school · Ages 3 to 11

  31%

  expected standard
• The Giles Infant and Nursery School

  Community school · Ages 3 to 7

• The Leys Primary and Nursery School

  Community school · Ages 3 to 11

  58%

  expected standard
• Trotts Hill Primary and Nursery School

  Community school · Ages 4 to 11

  74%

  expected standard
• Walkern Primary School

  Community school · Ages 4 to 11

  79%

  expected standard
• Woolenwick Infant and Nursery School

  Community school · Ages 3 to 7

• Woolenwick Junior School

  Community school · Ages 7 to 11

  62%

  expected standard

Secondary schools6

The figure beside a school is its average Attainment 8 score (out of 90) in 2024/25.

• Barclay Academy

  Academy sponsor led · Ages 11 to 18

  49.5

  Attainment 8
• Barnwell School

  Foundation school · Ages 11 to 18

  41.5

  Attainment 8
• Marriotts School

  Community school · Ages 11 to 18

  42.4

  Attainment 8
• The Nobel School

  Foundation school · Ages 11 to 18

  50.2

  Attainment 8
• The Saint John Henry Newman Catholic School

  Academy converter · Ages 11 to 18

  57.9

  Attainment 8
• The Thomas Alleyne Academy

  Academy sponsor led · Ages 11 to 18

  48.0

  Attainment 8

Sixth forms and colleges1

• North Hertfordshire College

  Further education · Ages 16 to 99

Special schools and alternative provision5

• Greenside School

  Community special school · Ages 2 to 19

• Larwood School

  Academy special converter · Ages 5 to 11

• Lonsdale School

  Community special school · Ages 3 to 18

• Stevenage Education Support Centre

  Pupil referral unit · Ages 11 to 16

• The Valley School

  Community special school · Ages 11 to 16

Common questions about schools in Stevenage

How many schools are in Stevenage?

OfferDay lists 42 schools in Stevenage, including 29 primary schools and six secondary schools.

Who inspects schools in Stevenage?

Every school in Stevenage is inspected by Ofsted. Newer reports grade several areas of a school separately on a report card, while older reports carry a single overall grade, so check the framework and the date on each page before you compare two schools.

Which are the best schools in Stevenage?

OfferDay ranks schools in Stevenage where the Department for Education has published results, by key stage 2 scores for primary schools and Attainment 8 for secondary schools. The ranking links are near the top of this page. A results table only captures one part of a school, so use it to draw up a shortlist and then visit.

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. Information on this page was last updated on 10 July 2026.