Schools in Windsor and Maidenhead

83 schools in the Windsor and Maidenhead local authority.

Schools

83

Open schools

Pupils

27,804

2025–26 census

Good or better

93%

55 of 59 graded

Academic Performance

5.7

out of 10 · 65 schools

Ofsted ratings

Outstanding
10 17%
Good
45 76%
Requires improvement
3 5%
Inadequate
1 2%
6 inspected since 2024, no overall grade7 superseded by a report card18 not judged1 in a category of concern
5.7
Academic Performance

Averaged over 65 of 83 schools that can be scored

Pupils

27,804

pupils on roll

Boys 53%47% Girls

Ethnicity

White
64%
Asian
18%
Black
3%
Mixed
11%
Chinese
<1%
Any other group
2%
Unclassified
1%

Ethnicity from 66 of 83 schools (22,653 pupils). Independent schools report roll and sex only.

Pupil characteristics

Free school meals
15.5%

3,502 of 22,653 pupils · 66 of 83 schools

First language not English
17.2%

3,904 of 22,653 pupils · 66 of 83 schools

Young carers
1.5%

342 of 22,397 pupils · 63 of 83 schools

Schools by phase

Primary
52
Secondary
17
All-through
4
Special
4
Nursery
3
PRU
1
Not recorded
2

Top primary schools in Windsor and Maidenhead

The 20 highest-scoring primary schools here on Academic Performance, which combines the Ofsted judgement with DfE attainment.

Top secondary schools in Windsor and Maidenhead

The highest-scoring secondary schools here on Academic Performance, which combines the Ofsted judgement with DfE attainment.

Browse all 83 schools in Windsor and Maidenhead — filter by phase or Ofsted rating.

About schools in Windsor and Maidenhead

How many schools are there in Windsor and Maidenhead?
Windsor and Maidenhead has 83 open schools — 52 primary, 17 secondary, 4 special, 3 nursery, teaching 27,804 pupils in total.
How many schools in Windsor and Maidenhead are rated Good or Outstanding?
55 of the 59 schools holding an Ofsted grade — 93% — are rated Good or Outstanding, including 10 rated Outstanding. That share is measured against graded schools, not all 83: a school inspected since September 2024 has no overall grade at all.
What is the average Academic Performance in Windsor and Maidenhead?
5.7 out of 10, averaged across the 65 schools here that can be scored, where 5 is the national average. Academic Performance combines the Ofsted judgement with DfE attainment and is ranked against comparable schools, so it is neither figure on its own.
Why do some Windsor and Maidenhead schools have no Ofsted rating?
24 schools in Windsor and Maidenhead currently hold no overall grade. Ofsted stopped awarding single-word judgements in September 2024 and moved to a report card of separately graded areas, so schools inspected since then have no overall rating whatever the inspection found. Their profiles show the report card instead.
What does Windsor and Maidenhead local authority do?
A local authority is the body responsible for state education in its area — the level most admissions and school-place decisions are made at. Windsor and Maidenhead covers 83 schools and sits in the South East region. It does not run academies or independent schools directly, though it still coordinates admissions for most of them.
How many pupils in Windsor and Maidenhead are eligible for free school meals?
15.5% — 3,502 of 22,653 pupils at the 66 schools that report it. Independent schools file a return with roll and sex only, so they are outside this figure rather than counted as zero.

Part of the South East region.