School Compass
Villiers High School
Southall · Ealing · UB1 3BT. secondary · Foundation school · State-funded · Ages 11 to 18. Compare published figures with nearby schools, then print a visit pack — not a league table.
Published snapshot
Figures come from the same Ealing index as the compare tool. Gaps are common — treat blanks as prompts to dig deeper, not as a verdict.
- Ofsted overall
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- KS2 RWM expected
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- Attainment 8
- 46.3
- English & maths 9–4
- 66%
Ofsted publication date: 11/05/2025. Open Ofsted report
Common questions
Short factual answers from published data — use the compare tool and a visit for fit, not tables alone.
What are Villiers High School's GCSE outcomes?
Published Attainment 8 is 46.3. English and maths 9–4: 66%. Use alongside inspection excerpts and visits — tables alone do not show everyday teaching.
Where is Villiers High School?
Villiers High School is in Southall (UB1 3BT), Ealing. URN 101928.
How do I compare Villiers High School with nearby schools?
Open School Compass with Villiers High School shortlisted, enter your home postcode, tick two to four neighbours, then compare side by side and print a visit pack. School Compass is parental compare — patterns to visit on, not a ranked verdict.
Official links
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Other schools in Southall
26 schools on the Southall town page — shortlist a few, then compare side by side.
Citation
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Villiers High School
URN: 101928
Local authority: Ealing
Town: Southall
Postcode: UB1 3BT
DfE data period: 2024/2025
Index updated: 2026-09-24
Canonical: https://schoolcompass.uk/schools/101928/
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