Best Schools in Preston
Lancashire · 160 schools ranked by Ofsted Rating
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Schools in Preston ranked
Brabins Endowed School
KS2 Read
100%
Preston Muslim Girls High School
A8
61.7
Longton Primary School
KS2 Read
97%
Parents
98%
Broughton-in-Amounderness Church of England Primary School
KS2 Read
96%
Parents
86%
The Olive School, Preston
KS2 Read
93%
Parents
93%
Sherwood Primary School
KS2 Read
92%
Parents
98%
Grimsargh St Michael's Church of England Primary School
KS2 Read
93%
Parents
94%
Ribby with Wrea Endowed CofE Primary School
KS2 Read
95%
Parents
70%
Broughton High School
A8
55.5
Penwortham Girls' High School
A8
55.4
Barton St Lawrence Church of England Primary School
KS2 Read
88%
Eden Boys' School, Preston
A8
54.5
All Hallows Catholic High School
A8
53.6
St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Claughton-on-Brock
KS2 Read
86%
Parents
100%
Queen's Drive Primary School
KS2 Read
83%
Parents
81%
Ashton-on-Ribble St Andrew's Church of England Primary School
KS2 Read
80%
Parents
98%
Cardinal Newman College
A-Level
B
Lancaster University School of Mathematics
A-Level
B+
Ribbleton Avenue Infant School
Parents
95%
Garstang St Thomas' Church of England Primary School
KS2 Read
100%
Parents
100%
Brookfield Community Primary School
KS2 Read
97%
Parents
76%
Pilling St John's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School
KS2 Read
100%
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Brindle
KS2 Read
93%
Parents
55%
Freckleton Church of England Primary School
KS2 Read
92%
Howick Church Endowed Primary School
KS2 Read
87%
New Longton All Saints CofE Primary School
KS2 Read
87%
Parents
98%
Our Lady's Catholic High School
A8
54.9
Longridge Church of England Primary School
KS2 Read
93%
St Gregory's Catholic Primary School, Preston
KS2 Read
86%
Hoole St Michael CofE Primary School
KS2 Read
85%
Parents
83%
Special schools and alternative provision in Preston
These schools serve pupils with particular needs, so they aren't ranked against mainstream schools on exam results. Places are usually arranged through the council, often via an Education, Health and Care plan.
- Acorns Primary SchoolAges 2-11 · Good
- Applebee Wood SchoolAges 4-16
- Brook View SchoolAges 8-19 · Good
- Calder Lodge SchoolAges 5-11 · Good
- Cedar Lodge SchoolAges 11-18 · Outstanding
- Hillside Specialist School and CollegeAges 3-19 · Good
- Kirkham Pear Tree SchoolAges 2-19 · Outstanding
- Larches High SchoolAges 11-16 · Good
- Moorbrook SchoolAges 11-16 · Good
- New Focus EducationAges 6-16
- Oakfield House SchoolAges 4-12
- Pioneer TECAges 11-18 · Good
- Progress SchoolAges 7-19 · Outstanding
- Royal Cross Primary SchoolAges 4-11 · Outstanding
- Sir Tom Finney Community High SchoolAges 11-19 · Good
- The Coppice SchoolAges 2-19 · Good
- The Limes SchoolAges 11-18 · Good
- The Ribble Autism SchoolAges 4-11 · Good
- TRUST-Education Group LtdAges 11-16
- Walney House Independent SchoolAges 11-16
Questions parents ask about schools in Preston
How many schools are there in Preston?
Preston has 180 open schools: 123 state primary, 23 state secondary or all-through, 8 independent, 19 special and 7 others.
Source: DfE Get Information About Schools
Which schools in Preston are rated Outstanding?
23 schools in Preston were rated Outstanding at their most recent graded Ofsted inspection: Lancaster University School of Mathematics, Progress School, Brabins Endowed School, Penwortham Girls' High School, Cedar Lodge School and 18 more. Counting Good as well, 91% of the 138 graded schools here are rated Good or better. Ofsted stopped giving single-word overall grades in September 2024, so these are the grades from each school's last full inspection.
Lancaster University School of MathematicsProgress SchoolBrabins Endowed SchoolPenwortham Girls' High SchoolCedar Lodge School
Source: Ofsted
Which secondary schools in Preston get the best GCSE results?
Of the 25 schools in Preston with 2026 GCSE results, the highest Attainment 8 scores - the average grade across a pupil's best eight GCSEs - were at Preston Muslim Girls High School, with an Attainment 8 score of 61.7 and 71% passing English and maths at grade 5 or above; Archbishop Temple Church of England High School, with an Attainment 8 score of 56.9 and 60% passing English and maths at grade 5 or above; and Broughton High School, with an Attainment 8 score of 55.5 and 67% passing English and maths at grade 5 or above. Progress 8, the DfE's value-added measure, was not published for 2026.
Preston Muslim Girls High SchoolArchbishop Temple Church of England High SchoolBroughton High School
Source: DfE school performance data
Which primary schools in Preston have the best SATs results?
Of the 106 primary schools in Preston with 2025 Key Stage 2 results, the highest shares of pupils reaching the expected standard in reading and maths were at Brabins Endowed School (100% in reading, 100% in maths); Garstang St Thomas' Church of England Primary School (100% in reading, 97% in maths); and Longton Primary School (97% in reading, 100% in maths). Small schools can swing a long way from one year to the next, because each pupil is a large share of the result.
Brabins Endowed SchoolGarstang St Thomas' Church of England Primary SchoolLongton Primary School
Source: DfE school performance data
Are there grammar schools in Preston?
No. None of the state secondary schools in Preston selects pupils by ability, so every state secondary here is comprehensive.
Source: DfE Get Information About Schools
Do schools in Preston have catchment areas?
Most state schools in Preston have no fixed catchment boundary. When a school is oversubscribed, the council allocates places on its published criteria - usually looked-after children first, then siblings, then home-to-school distance - so the practical cut-off moves each year. Each school's page here shows an estimate of its catchment radius.
How do I apply for a school place in Preston?
Apply to your council - Lancashire, Rochdale or Tameside, depending on your address - through its coordinated admissions process, even for academies and faith schools. In England the closing date is 31 October for secondary places and 15 January for primary places, in the year before your child starts. Independent schools run their own admissions, so apply to those directly.