Hayes Park School

About Hayes Park School

Hayes Park School is a popular choice among Hillingdon families, and the numbers back that up. For the 2025/26 intake, the school received 156 applications for just 71 places, giving it an oversubscription ratio of 2.2. Of those, 67 families put it down as their first preference, and 67 offers were made to that group. That level of demand suggests a school that local parents trust and want their children to attend. The school is a state primary for mixed genders, aged 3 to 11, and has no religious character. It currently has 683 pupils on roll, just shy of its 688 capacity, and 19.2 per cent of pupils are eligible for free school meals. Headteacher R Broadhurst leads the school, which was rated Good in its most recent graded Ofsted inspection in 2013, and confirmed to remain Good following an ungraded inspection in 2022.

Academically, Hayes Park performs solidly against local benchmarks. In the 2023/24 Key Stage 2 results, 67 per cent of pupils reached the expected standard in reading, writing and maths combined. That is three percentage points above the Hillingdon local authority average of 64 per cent. In individual subjects, 80 per cent met the expected standard in maths, 79 per cent in writing and 76 per cent in reading. At the higher standard, 12 per cent of pupils achieved the top marks across all three subjects, with 26 per cent hitting that level in both reading and maths. Average scores were 106 in maths and 105 in reading. The school ranks 23rd out of 55 primary schools in Hillingdon on the combined expected standard metric, placing it in the top half of the borough. Nationally, it sits in the 37th percentile among all state primaries.

The school offers a broad range of facilities and activities that give a sense of what a child’s week might look like. There is a Forest School, a sensory room, an ICT suite, art studios, a sports hall and playing fields. Sports on offer include football, cricket, netball, swimming and tennis, while clubs range from film club and drama to choir, chess and gardening. SEND provision is well covered, with support for specific learning difficulties like dyslexia, speech and language needs, hearing and visual impairments, physical disabilities, autistic spectrum disorder and social, emotional and mental health needs. The school also has a resourced provision. With nursery provision on site, it suits families looking for continuity from early years right through to Year 6. The nearest Outstanding-rated alternative is Yeading Infant and Nursery School, 1.7 km away, so Hayes Park is a strong option for those who want a Good-rated school with clear local demand.

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