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Haringey Sixth Form College

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Academy 16-19 converter; sixth form college or 16 to 19 school; mixed; ages 16 to 19; Haringey, N17 8HR; URN 139363

Ofsted’s data on state-funded schools as at 30 September 2026 has no inspection for Haringey Sixth Form College. Ofsted inspects 16 to 19 academies and free schools separately, as further education providers. Of the eight state secondary schools nearest to it, three have a report card, one has key judgements without an overall grade, two have an overall grade on the old scale, one has an ungraded inspection and one has no inspection in the data we hold. Among the seven with an inspection, the oldest verdict, at Harris Academy Tottenham, dates from 12 January 2023; the latest, at Mulberry Academy Woodside, from 30 June 2026.

Each mark is one of the schools below, at the date of its latest inspection: report card key judgements only overall grade, old scale ungraded inspection. Behind them, the ruler Ofsted used on that date: pale, an overall grade on the old four-point scale (until 31 August 2024); mid blue, key judgements without an overall grade (from 1 September 2024); deep blue, report cards (from 10 November 2025).

Haringey Sixth Form College and the eight state secondary schools nearest to it

From Haringey Sixth Form College’s position in the register of schools, in a straight line, among the open state schools in England that teach pupils of secondary age or students aged 16 and over (special schools and further education colleges are not included). Each mark sits at the exact date of the school’s latest inspection in Ofsted’s data as at 30 September 2026.

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    Haringey Sixth Form College

    N17 8HR, Haringey; sixth form college or 16 to 19 school

    No inspection in the data we hold not in Ofsted’s data on state-funded schools: Ofsted inspects 16 to 19 academies and free schools as further education providers

    A level 2024/25: average grade D+, 22.81 points per entry (England B-, 35.00)

  2. 0.34 mi552 m SE

    London Academy of Excellence Tottenham

    N17 0BX, Haringey; sixth form college or 16 to 19 school

    No inspection in the data we hold not in Ofsted’s data on state-funded schools: Ofsted inspects 16 to 19 academies and free schools as further education providers

    A level 2024/25: average grade A-, 45.99 points per entry (England B-, 35.00)

  3. 0.47 mi749 m E

    Duke's Aldridge

    N17 0PG, Haringey

    Key judgements, no overall grade graded inspection, 29 April 2025

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 36.3 (Haringey 48.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 30.2% (Haringey 50.1%, England 46.3%)

    The key judgements, one by one
    • Quality of education: good
    • Behaviour and attitudes: good
    • Personal development: good
    • Leadership and management: good
    Ofsted report for Duke's Aldridge
  4. 0.84 mi1,355 m NW

    Lift Aylward

    N18 1NB, Enfield; sixth form

    Report card inspected 9 December 2025; safeguarding met

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 37.5 (Enfield 46.7, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 33.5% (Enfield 47.2%, England 46.3%); A level 2024/25: average grade C, 31.02 points per entry (England B-, 35.00)

    The report card, area by area
    • Inclusion: strong standard
    • Curriculum and teaching: expected standard
    • Achievement: expected standard
    • Attendance and behaviour: expected standard
    • Personal development and wellbeing: expected standard
    • Leadership and governance: expected standard
    • Post-16 provision: expected standard
    • Safeguarding: met
    Ofsted report for Lift Aylward
  5. 1.2 mi1,900 m W

    Mulberry Academy Woodside

    N22 5QJ, Haringey

    Report card inspected 30 June 2026; safeguarding met

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 45.4 (Haringey 48.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 42.5% (Haringey 50.1%, England 46.3%)

    The report card, area by area
    • Inclusion: strong standard
    • Curriculum and teaching: strong standard
    • Achievement: strong standard
    • Attendance and behaviour: strong standard
    • Personal development and wellbeing: strong standard
    • Leadership and governance: strong standard
    • Safeguarding: met
    Ofsted report for Mulberry Academy Woodside
  6. 1.2 mi1,933 m SE

    Harris Academy Tottenham

    N17 9LN, Haringey; sixth form

    School remains Outstanding ungraded inspection, 12 January 2023

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 49.0 (Haringey 48.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 47.2% (Haringey 50.1%, England 46.3%); A level 2024/25: average grade C+, 33.63 points per entry (England B-, 35.00)

    Ofsted report for Harris Academy Tottenham
  7. 1.4 mi2,171 m N

    The Latymer School

    N9 9TN, Enfield; selective (grammar), sixth form

    Report card inspected 15 April 2026; safeguarding met

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 80.9 (Enfield 46.7, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 98.9% (Enfield 47.2%, England 46.3%); A level 2024/25: average grade A-, 47.33 points per entry (England B-, 35.00)

    The report card, area by area
    • Inclusion: strong standard
    • Curriculum and teaching: expected standard
    • Achievement: strong standard
    • Attendance and behaviour: strong standard
    • Personal development and wellbeing: strong standard
    • Leadership and governance: strong standard
    • Post-16 provision: strong standard
    • Safeguarding: met
    Ofsted report for The Latymer School
  8. 1.5 mi2,421 m W

    St Thomas More Catholic School

    N22 5HN, Haringey; sixth form

    Outstanding overall grade on the old four-point scale, 14 May 2024

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 52.9 (Haringey 48.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 52.2% (Haringey 50.1%, England 46.3%); A level 2024/25: average grade C+, 33.50 points per entry (England B-, 35.00)

    The key judgements, one by one
    • Quality of education: outstanding
    • Behaviour and attitudes: outstanding
    • Personal development: outstanding
    • Leadership and management: outstanding
    • Sixth form provision: outstanding
    Ofsted report for St Thomas More Catholic School
  9. 1.5 mi2,437 m SW

    Park View School

    N15 3QR, Haringey

    Good overall grade on the old four-point scale, 22 February 2023

    GCSE 2025/26, provisional: Attainment 8 42.1 (Haringey 48.5, England 46.2); grades 5+ in English and maths 38.3% (Haringey 50.1%, England 46.3%)

    The key judgements, one by one
    • Quality of education: good
    • Behaviour and attitudes: good
    • Personal development: good
    • Leadership and management: good
    Ofsted report for Park View School

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The latest inspection, in detail

Ofsted’s data on state-funded schools as at 30 September 2026 has no inspection for this school under its register number.

Ofsted inspects 16 to 19 academies and free schools as further education and skills providers, and those inspections are not in this data: check the school’s page on Ofsted’s reports website.

Exam results

A level results, 2024/25: 56 students
MeasureThis schoolEngland
Average grade per A level entryD+B-
A level average point score per entry22.8135.00
Students achieving AAB or better, at least two in facilitating subjects0.0%17.5%

England: all state-funded schools and colleges.

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In the register of schools

Haringey Sixth Form College is a state-funded mixed sixth form college or 16 to 19 school in Haringey, for students aged 16 to 19. Trust: HARINGEY SIXTH FORM EDUCATION. Address: White Hart Lane, Tottenham, London, N17 8HR. Website: www.haringey6.ac.uk.

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Sources

Last updated 2 November 2026.