Local authorities in England
152 of them, holding 3,323 state secondary schools between them. Each one has its schools ranked subject by subject, an admissions record and a map.
Councils are grouped by region here, which is a statistical grouping rather than a tier of government. The number beside each is how many state secondaries it holds.
East Midlands
East of England
London
- Barking and Dagenham 13
- Barnet 28
- Bexley 16
- Brent 16
- Bromley 19
- Camden 10
- Croydon 23
- Ealing 17
- Enfield 21
- Greenwich 16
- Hackney 16
- Hammersmith and Fulham 11
- Haringey 12
- Harrow 13
- Havering 18
- Hillingdon 22
- Hounslow 21
- Islington 10
- Kensington and Chelsea 6
- Kingston upon Thames 11
- Lambeth 16
- Lewisham 14
- Merton 9
- Newham 21
- Redbridge 19
- Richmond upon Thames 11
- Southwark 20
- Sutton 15
- Tower Hamlets 18
- Waltham Forest 17
- Wandsworth 11
- Westminster 11
North East
North West
- Blackburn with Darwen 12
- Blackpool 8
- Bolton 20
- Bury 14
- Cheshire East 23
- Cheshire West and Chester 20
- Cumberland 19
- Halton 8
- Knowsley 6
- Lancashire 81
- Liverpool 33
- Manchester 32
- Oldham 14
- Rochdale 13
- Salford 16
- Sefton 18
- St. Helens 9
- Stockport 14
- Tameside 16
- Trafford 19
- Warrington 13
- Westmorland and Furness 20
- Wigan 19
- Wirral 20
South East
South West
West Midlands
Yorkshire and the Humber
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