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Riverside Bridge School and Trinity School

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What differs

  • Riverside Bridge School takes ages 4 to 16; Trinity School takes ages 3 to 19.
  • The two schools are 2.5 miles apart in a straight line.

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FactRiverside Bridge SchoolTrinity School
The basics
TypeState-funded: Special free school

DfE register

State-funded: Community special school

DfE register

Ages4 to 16

DfE register

3 to 19

DfE register

GenderMixed

DfE register

Mixed

DfE register

Pupils291

DfE register

312

DfE register

BoroughBarking and Dagenham

DfE register

Barking and Dagenham

DfE register

BoardingNo

DfE register

No

DfE register

Cost
Published day feesNo tuition fees (state-funded)No tuition fees (state-funded)
Inspection
Latest inspectionOfsted ungraded inspection, 26 March 2025: Standards maintained

Ofsted

Ofsted ungraded inspection, 27 September 2023: School remains Outstanding

Ofsted

Where leavers went
Stayed in education or work after GCSEs85% (left 2022/23)

DfE

96% (left 2022/23)

DfE

Pupils
Eligible for free school meals36%

DfE register

41%

DfE register

English as an additional language25.7%

school census 2024/25

38.2%

school census 2024/25

Receiving SEN support0%

school census 2024/25

0%

school census 2024/25

Pupils per teacher7.1

DfE workforce census

6

DfE workforce census

Overall absence10.2%

DfE, 2024/25

14%

DfE, 2024/25

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.

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