Garratt Park School: SEND Provision & Ofsted 2026

Garratt Park School

StateSpecial School

Profile updated · DfE GIAS

SEND provision: 3 types of need

Waldron Road, Earlsfield, SW18 3TB

Waldron Road, Earlsfield, SW18 3TB Website 02089465769

Places usually via an EHCP

From official sources

Not yet inspected as an academy (opened October 2026)

Predecessor school (Garratt Park School, URN 101103): Ofsted Good, March 2024 · Its reports

Ages11 - 19

Pupils217

Not yet inspected as an academy (opened October 2026)

Ages11 - 19

Pupils217

Predecessor school (Garratt Park School, URN 101103): Ofsted Good, March 2024 · Its reports

Via an EHCP

Admission

council names the school

Pupils (DfE capacity survey 2024-25)

217

164.4% of commissioned places · DfE capacity survey 2024-25, before it re-registered

DfE

Sports on site

Sports Hall

Sport England Active Places

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Part of a trust · BURNTWOOD TRUST

Part of — 2 schools; 1 of 1 school with a graded inspection rated Good or Outstanding.

Other schools in this trust:Burntwood School

At a Glance

2 key facts

SENDModerate Learning DifficultyAutism (ASD)Speech & Language

This is a special school supporting a range of needs. Admission is usually through an EHCP that names the school.

96.3%

Stay in education

2023-24 leavers · England 86.2%

On the other tabs

Admissions · Places usually via an EHCP

The council names the school in the child's education, health and care plan; there is no distance or waiting-list round.

Source · SEND Code of Practice (DfE)

Outcomes · 96% in sustained education after Year 11 · 2023-24 leavers (provisional)

Source · DfE key stage 4 destination measures

School facts · Academy · Special School · 11 - 19

Type

Academy

Phase

Special School

Age Range

11 - 19

Gender

Co-educational

Sixth Form

Yes

Acting Headteacher

Ms Sharon Gladstone

Where this data comes from

DfE GIASschool register· Oct 2026DfE School Censusabsence & staffingIMD 2025deprivation

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Key metrics · Absence 13.2% (2024-25)

Key Metrics

Comparative & Financial

Borough ComparisonAbsence 13.2% — below the average for special schools in this borough

School Capacity217 pupils on roll — 164.4% of commissioned places · DfE capacity survey 2024-25

Key admissions dates ·

The area · Deprivation decile 9 of 10 (IMD 2025)

Place & Setting

Local Context

AreaWandsworth Common · Wandsworth · Tooting · Urban

Area deprivation

IMD Decile 9Least deprived

Planning flood zone (ignores defences)Zone 1

Around the schoolcrime · road safety · green space · air quality

Neighbourhood safety· within ½ mileBelow LA average

Crimes per month 84

Wandsworth peer median: 176 per month

12-month total1,011

Top categories

Violent crime

282 (28%)

Anti-social behaviour

231 (23%)

Vehicle crime

103 (10%)

and 11 smaller categories

Source: data.police.uk · ½ mile radius · Sep 2025 – Aug 2026 · vs 360 Wandsworth schools.

Road Safety Nearby

Recorded collisions within 500m (2021–2025)60

Source: DfT road safety data

Greenspace Nearby

Greenspace sites within 800m26

Nearest site121m

Includes3 public parks, 2 playing fields, 6 play spaces, 3 sports facilities, 4 allotments

Source: OS Open Greenspace

Air Quality

Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂): modelled annual mean for the school's 1 km square, with the yardsticks that apply
Item	µg/m³
Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂)	13.9 µg/m³
The legal limit in England (40)	40
The WHO guideline (10)	10

Within the legal limit in England (40) · above the WHO guideline (10)

Fine particulate matter (PM₂.₅): modelled annual mean for the school's 1 km square, with the yardsticks that apply
Item	µg/m³
Fine particulate matter (PM₂.₅)	8.7 µg/m³
The legal limit in England (20)	20
England’s 2040 target (10)	10
The WHO guideline (5)	5

Within the legal limit in England (20) · within England’s 2040 target (10) · above the WHO guideline (5)

Particulate matter (PM₁₀): modelled annual mean for the school's 1 km square, with the yardsticks that apply
Item	µg/m³
Particulate matter (PM₁₀)	14.9 µg/m³
The legal limit in England (40)	40
The WHO guideline (15)	15

Within the legal limit in England (40) · within the WHO guideline (15)

Modelled annual mean for 2025, for the 1 km square containing the school. Not a measurement.

Source: DEFRA, Air quality compliance assessment 2025: modelled data and reports (GOV.UK) (CMAQ-Urban model) © Crown copyright, Defra. Open Government Licence v3.0Limits and guideline: The Air Quality Standards Regulations 2010, Schedule 2; WHO global air quality guidelines (2021), Table 0.1; The Environmental Targets (Fine Particulate Matter) (England) Regulations 2023, regulation 4

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Garratt Park School: key facts

What ages does Garratt Park School take?

Garratt Park School admits pupils aged 11 to 19.

Where is Garratt Park School located?

Garratt Park School is located in London, SW18 3TB, Wandsworth.

How does a child get a place at Garratt Park School?

Garratt Park School is a special school, so places are not allocated through the normal admissions round. Admission is usually through an EHCP that names the school.

What is the largest ethnic background at Garratt Park School?

According to the DfE School Census 2025-26 (recorded under the school's previous URN, 101103), 37.2% of pupils at Garratt Park School are recorded as White British. The full ethnic breakdown across all groups is available on the Pupils tab.