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Compare Mulberry School for Girls and Stepney All Saints Church of England Secondary School

Comparison of secondary schools: Mulberry School for Girls (Secondary) in London; Stepney All Saints Church of England Secondary School (Secondary) in London — covering Ofsted outcomes, size, FSM%, governance, capacity & more.

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This page compares Mulberry School for Girls and Stepney All Saints Church of England Secondary School. They are secondary phase and academy converter and voluntary aided school type located around London. The strongest headline Ofsted judgement here is 1 (Mulberry School for Girls), published May 2024. The most recent inspection on record is for Mulberry School for Girls (May 2024). average roll around ≈ 1,500, combined total ≈ 3,000, typical FSM 45–50%; all within the Mulberry Schools Trust trust.

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Mulberry School for Girls
E1 2JP
Phase / Type
Secondary • Academy converter
Location
London
E1 2JP
Ofsted
1 22 May 2024
Pupils
≈ 1,650 🔒 Exact value
FSM %
45–50% 🔒 Exact %
Trust / LA
Mulberry Schools Trust
Website
www.mulberryschoolforgirls.org
Telephone
02077906327
Stepney All Saints Church of England Secondary School
E1 0RH
Phase / Type
Secondary • Voluntary aided school
Location
London
E1 0RH
Ofsted
1 10 Dec 2015
Pupils
≈ 1,350 🔒 Exact value
FSM %
45–50% 🔒 Exact %
Trust / LA
Tower Hamlets (211)
Website
www.stepneyallsaints.school
Telephone
02077906712
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