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Kensington Primary Academy

London · Kensington and Chelsea · W14 8PU. primary · Academy sponsor led · State-funded · Ages 3 to 11. Compare published figures with nearby schools, then print a visit pack — not a league table.

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Published snapshot

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Ofsted overall
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KS2 RWM expected
65%
Attainment 8
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English & maths 9–4
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Ofsted publication date: 05/12/2024. Open Ofsted report

Common questions

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What are Kensington Primary Academy's Key Stage 2 results?

Published DfE figures show 65% of pupils meeting the expected standard in reading, writing and maths (RWM) at the end of primary. Compare with neighbours in School Compass — not as a league table.

Where is Kensington Primary Academy?

Kensington Primary Academy is in London (W14 8PU), Kensington and Chelsea. URN 140213.

How do I compare Kensington Primary Academy with nearby schools?

Open School Compass with Kensington Primary Academy 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.

Citation

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Kensington Primary Academy
URN: 140213
Local authority: Kensington and Chelsea
Town: London
Postcode: W14 8PU
DfE data period: 2024/2025
Index updated: 2026-09-24
Canonical: https://schoolcompass.uk/schools/140213/
Positioning: School Compass parental compare — not a league table.

How to use this page

Open the compare tool with Kensington Primary Academy already shortlisted, add neighbours from your postcode, then print a visit pack.

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