Side by side
Imperial College London Mathematics School and Woodhouse College
The published facts for both schools, each with its source. Where a school or the government has not published something, the cell says so. We do not name a winner.
What differs
- The two schools are under 0.1 miles apart in a straight line.
Facts side by side
| Fact | Imperial College London Mathematics School | Woodhouse College |
|---|---|---|
| The basics | ||
| Type | State-funded: 16 to 19 free school DfE register | State-funded: Academy 16-19 converter DfE register |
| Ages | 16 to 19 DfE register | 16 to 19 DfE register |
| Gender | Not published | Mixed DfE register |
| Borough | Barnet DfE register | Barnet DfE register |
| Boarding | No DfE register | No DfE register |
| Admissions policy | Non-selective DfE register | Non-selective DfE register |
| Cost | ||
| Published day fees | No tuition fees (state-funded) | No tuition fees (state-funded) |
| Results | ||
| A level: average grade | A*- (2024/25) DfE | B+ (2024/25) DfE |
| A level: points per entry | 55.3 (2024/25) DfE | 44.9 (2024/25) DfE |
| Where leavers went | ||
| Stayed in education or work after 16 to 18 | Not published | 87% (left 2022/23) DfE |
| Pupils | ||
| Eligible for free school meals | Not published | 0% DfE register |
DfE register: Get Information About Schools, daily extract as at 2026-10-07. Other sources are named in each cell; every figure links to its source on the school's own page.
Shaded cells differ between the two schools. A blank is not a weakness: it means the figure has not been published, or does not apply to that type of school. Fees and results are not comparable between state and independent schools.