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Best All-through schools in Barking and Dagenham

Top 20 by latest Ofsted graded judgements (showing top 10 – Go Pro for full list)
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These rankings cover all-through schools in the district of Barking and Dagenham based on the most recent graded Ofsted inspections. We order by headline grade first, then by publication date; ties are broken using “Quality of education” (where available), then contextual signals.

Graded all-through schools
4
Outstanding
0
Good
4
Median inspection year
2022

Ofsted grade mix (graded schools)

O: 0% · G: 100% · RI: 0% · I: 0%

Summary

Outstanding: 0 Good: 4 Requires improvement: 0 Inadequate: 0
Earliest inspection
Sep 2018 (exact date for Pro)
Latest inspection
Jan 2024 (exact date for Pro)

These rankings use each school’s latest graded Ofsted inspection. Ungraded visits do not replace the most recent graded judgement.

  • 1.
    Robert Clack School
    All-through • Community school • Dagenham • RM8 (full postcode for Pro)

    Last inspected on Jan 2024 – graded Good by Ofsted. (exact date for Pro)

    Good
  • 2.
    Eastbrook School
    All-through • Community school • Dagenham • RM10 (full postcode for Pro)

    Last inspected on Jan 2022 – graded Good by Ofsted. (exact date for Pro)

    Good
  • 3.
    The Sydney Russell School
    All-through • Academy converter • Dagenham • RM9 (full postcode for Pro)

    Last inspected on Jan 2022 – graded Good by Ofsted. (exact date for Pro)

    Good
  • 4.
    Eastbury Community School
    All-through • Community school • Barking • IG11 (full postcode for Pro)

    Last inspected on Sep 2018 – graded Good by Ofsted. (exact date for Pro)

    Good
How we rank these schools
  1. Headline Ofsted grade orders: Outstanding (1), then Good (2), then RI (3), then Inadequate (4).
  2. More recent graded inspection dates rank higher.
  3. Where available, we use the Quality of education sub-judgement as a tie-breaker.
  4. We may consider contextual signals (e.g., %FSM, roll size) to break remaining ties.

Ungraded visits don’t replace the last graded judgement.

About Ofsted grades
  • Outstanding (1) — highest judgement across key areas.
  • Good (2) — consistently meets standards.
  • Requires improvement (3) — not yet good; clear areas to improve.
  • Inadequate (4) — significant weaknesses found.

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