About
LDBS Schools
About
Our Schools
Across London, Church of England schools provide excellent communities of learning to many thousands of children and families.
More than half of pupils in our schools have a Global Majority heritage. One quarter have a white British background. They are from the Christian faith, other faith and no faith backgrounds.
Children attending our school are more likely to have a recognised special educational need than children attending other schools.
There are more primary children registered for free school meals in our schools than the London and national averages.
Young people make more progress and attain higher standards in our secondary schools than the London and England averages.
Primary children in our schools make more progress in reading, writing and maths than the London and national averages.
More primary children in our schools achieve the expected primary schools standards in reading, writing and maths than the London and national averages.
We find innovative ways for schools and churches to partner together to support the flourishing of pupils and adults within their communities. Read stories of ways churches and schools work together. Many of our schools have chaplains to support the whole school community.
Read some frequently asked questions about Church of England schools in London, including how your child could attend
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