Reach Academy Hanworth Park Review 2026: A new all through school building habits early, from Reception to Year 7

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Reach Academy Hanworth Park Review 2026: A new all through school building habits early, from Reception to Year 7 | FindMySchool

SchoolsLondonHounslowReach Academy Hanworth Park

State School

Reach Academy Hanworth Park

High Street, Feltham, TW13 4AB·Hounslow·URN: 143730A 6-digit identifier assigned by the Department for Education (DfE) to uniquely identify schools in England and Wales.

All-through

Sixth Form

Nursery Provision

Mixed

Ages 2-19

Religious Character: None

Application Demand

Primary

100%

1st preference success

Oversubscribed

Secondary

40%

1st preference success

Oversubscribed

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Overview GCSE Primary Ofsted Application Demand Attendance Heatmap

Primary School Performance

Key Stage 2 SATs results and national comparisons for Reach Academy Hanworth Park.

Combined (R, W & M)

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Pupils achieving the expected and higher standard in Reading, Writing & Maths combined.

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GPSGrammar, Punctuation & Spelling

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School result

England average

About KS2 SATs

Key Stage 2 SATs are taken by pupils at the end of Year 6 (age 10–11). Results show the percentage of pupils meeting the expected standard and higher standard in each subject.