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Posted on: September 3rd 2026

Our Lady of Grace School Number 1 n Greenwich - Number 10 in London

Welcome back! We hope you have had a wonderful, relaxing summer holiday and are feeling refreshed and ready to start the new academic year.

We are delighted and incredibly proud to share that our school has been ranked the Number 1 primary school in Greenwich, out of 61 schools and Number 10 out of 1,720 primary schools across London as well as being the top school in South London.

This is a fantastic achievement and a testament to the hard work and dedication of our pupils, staff and the whole school community.

Thank you to our wonderful school community for your continued support. We look forward to another successful and exciting academic year together!

 

For more information, you can view this online at https://findgreatschools.co.uk/schools/100168

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