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Ofsted Inspection Report

Salvatorian College was last inspected in June 2026, rated Exceptional and Strong across all areas.

Dear Parents and Carers,

I am delighted to share with you the final report from our Ofsted inspection, carried out on 23rd and 24th June 2026.

The report is a wonderful reflection of the hard work of our pupils, the dedication of our staff, and the support of our families and governors. Under Ofsted’s new framework, Salvatorian College was judged:

  • Exceptional standard for Attendance and Behaviour, the highest grade available and in the top 1% of schools inspected under the new framework.
  • Strong standard (broadly equivalent to the old “Outstanding” measure) for Achievement, Curriculum and Teaching, Inclusion, Leadership and Governance, Personal Development and Wellbeing, and our new Post-16 provision (Salvatorian Sixth Form), with Safeguarding a strength.

Some highlights from the report:

Behaviour: inspectors described pupils’ behaviour across the school as impressive, with conduct that is considerate, purposeful and calm. They noted that older pupils care for younger pupils and are excellent role models, and that pupils can clearly articulate what it means to behave as a Salvatorian College pupil and take huge pride in meeting those expectations.

Attendance: pupils want to come to school because they feel a strong sense of belonging.

Achievement: attainment and progress have been well above national figures for several years, including in English and mathematics.

Disadvantaged pupils: the report recognises that disadvantaged pupils thrive at Salvatorian College.

Inclusion: inspectors found that pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities, and those who are disadvantaged, are fully included in every aspect of school life and make excellent progress.

Personal development: the report highlights our pastoral support, our careers programme, our rich mix of cultures and our extensive enrichment offer, and the way pupils speak with maturity, respect and confidence about celebrating differences.

Curriculum and teaching: a broad, ambitious curriculum taught by subject experts who explain clearly, check understanding often and help every pupil, including those with SEND, overcome barriers. Swift catch-up support in reading, writing and maths, and the deliberate teaching of subject vocabulary, help pupils’ knowledge build securely over time.

Staff and Governance: the report describes a school where staff feel valued and appreciated, and where governors, many of whom are former pupils, challenge and support us with rigour.

Of note, our new sixth form: inspectors praised a provision that is carefully tailored to students’ needs, and noted that students make excellent progress and are positive role models across the school.

This outcome belongs to all of you. To our pupils: thank you for the way you conduct yourselves every day. To our staff: thank you for your expertise, care and commitment. To our parents, carers and governors: thank you for your partnership and support. It is a privilege to lead a school community that so clearly lives out our Catholic, inclusive values.

Thank you once again for being part of the Salvatorian College community.

With the kindest of regards,

Alan Bryant

Head of School

Salvatorian College

Download Report Link to Ofsted

Absence Reporting

If your son is unable to come to school please ensure that you contact the absence line on:

020 8863 2706 – Option 1

Alternatively, please email attendance@salvatorian.harrow.sch.uk specifying your son’s Name, Registration form and a Reason for absence. For all appointments (medical or otherwise) where your child will be missing school, please provide proof of appointment.

Each day, at around 9.15am, a text message will be sent out to parents of pupils who were not present at registration and where a reason has not been given for their absence.

Please update the school if your contact details change. This can be done via email to admin@salvatorian.harrow.sch.uk or by calling the main switchboard.

Section 48 Diocesan Inspection Report

The school works in partnership with the Diocese of Westminster, who provide professional development for our staff, guidance in education and support for the spiritual development of our pupils.

The school was inspected by the Diocese in January 2023 under Section 48 of the Education Act.

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Parent Forum

Salvatorian College is committed to continuous open dialogue between parents and the school. Parents are invited to attend a forum several times each academic year where they can speak directly with members of the Senior Leadership Team.

The next Parent/Carer Forum of this academic year will take place on Thursday 19th March 5:30-6:30.

Follow the link here to register your place . The event will begin promptly at 5:30pm, so please arrive a little early to settle in and enjoy some refreshments beforehand. This forum is for parents and carers only – pupils are not able to attend.

To ensure that the event runs smoothly, we ask that all participants register in advance.

Exam Results

2026 A Level Results

The first cohort of Salvatorian College Sixth Form students have performed very well indeed. Initial indications are that the cohort have achieved positive progress which, based on last year’s data, is in the top 20% of schools nationally. These results have enabled most of our boys to go on to study their desired choice, and at their chosen University (including Queen Mary, Royal Holloway, Brunel and Cardiff, in subjects such as Engineering, International Relations, Economics and Computer Science).

There have been some notable success stories. Slimane Zourdani achieved AAB (Politics, Sociology and Business) and has accepted his first choice to study at Queen Mary. Rohail Shah (A*BBB) achieved A* in Mathematics which is a phenomenal achievement. Notable successes include Alonso Premarajah who has accepted his place at Royal Holloway to study Law; Mahmoud Abo Kharoub has been successful in attaining a place at Cardiff to study Civil Engineering; and Sufian Wilson has been successful attaining a place at Brunel to study Economics and Finance.

Subjects which stand out are 3D Design and Art, in the top percentile of schools in the country. Business Studies achieved results in the top 25% of the country. Nikita Kavachuk achieved A* in Russian, and Mahmoud Abo Kharoub and Janmesh Mistry both achieved A* in 3D Design (Architecture).

2026 GCSE Results

Year 11 have performed very well again at Salvatorian College, achieving fantastic results as a year group, with progress well above the national average. This sustained excellence over time is testament to the hard work and dedication of pupils, parents, governors and staff, in a school rated as “impressive” by Ofsted. Many of the boys enrolled in our Sixth Form today and we wish all of our boys great success on the next stage of the journey. Two success stories of note are Aaryan Rabadia and Astin Tang who achieved a phenomenal twelve Grade 9 GCSEs.

2025 GCSE Results

Salvatorian College GCSE Results 2025

Salvatorian College in Harrow is delighted to celebrate the outstanding achievements of its students in this summer’s GCSE examinations. The Year 11 cohort has been exceptionally strong. More than a third of all grades were 7 to 9.

Of particular note are Mithil Ahuja and Nash Pinto, who achieved Grade 9s in every single subject.

Mr James, Head of Year 11, said: “This year group has demonstrated exceptional determination, commitment and camaraderie. Their willingness to support one another, alongside their drive to achieve personal bests, makes them a credit to the school. It has been a privilege to guide them through their journey.”

Head of School Mr Bryant added: “We are immensely proud of the achievements of all our boys. These results are a testament to their hard work, the dedication of our staff, and the unwavering support of parents and families. As our students take their next steps, we wish each of them every success in their chosen pathways. We are especially excited to welcome many of them back into our brand-new Sixth Form, where they will continue to flourish and be leaders of good influence in the world.”

Salvatorian College warmly congratulates all its students on their excellent results and looks forward to seeing their future successes, both within the College and beyond.

2024 GCSE Results

Salvatorian College Celebrates Outstanding GCSE Results

Salvatorian College is proud to announce outstanding GCSE results for the academic year 2023/24. Students at the school have demonstrated remarkable dedication and resilience, achieving impressive grades across all subjects.

Headline Results:

  • Students achieved an Attainment 8 grade of 5.4, with an estimated Progress 8 score of +0.45
  • 76% of students achieved at least a Grade 4 in both English and Maths.
  • 31% of students secured Grades 7-9 (A*/A equivalent).

Alan Bryant, the Head of Salvatorian College, expressed immense pride in the students’ achievements. “This year’s GCSE results are a testament to the hard work, dedication, and perseverance of our students, particularly given the challenges they have faced over the past few years. Our staff have worked tirelessly to support the students, and I am thrilled to see their efforts rewarded with such excellent results.”

Among the top achievers were Joshua Fernandes who achieved 10 grade 9s, and will be joining Eton School in September, and Henoch Tang who also secured 10 grade 9s. These results highlight the school’s commitment to academic excellence and the individual achievements of its students.

With these results, many of the students will now be progressing to Salvatorian Sixth Form, where they will study for their A-levels. Mr. Bryant added, “We are confident that our students are well-prepared for the next stage of their educational journey, and we look forward to seeing them continue to excel.”

Mr Tissot, Executive Headteacher was particularly pleased with the attainment of the disadvantaged pupils. He said, “the results show that we have successfully countered the disadvantages that so many of our pupils face. My thanks to all the staff for the pastoral support they extend to our pupils.”

Link to Compare School Performance on gov.uk for 2024.

2023 GCSE Results

Well done to our Year 11 students on another excellent set of GCSE and vocational results which almost certainly keep the school in the top quintile of similar schools! We are proud of all of you and congratulate you, your families, and our staff on the partnership work which has borne exceptional fruit this year. It was a pleasure and privilege to be with you as envelopes were torn open and to share in your happiness and relief.

83% of our Year 11 students have achieved a grade 4 (pass) in both English and Maths, with 71% of them achieving the stronger pass in both English and Maths.

A special mention to our Head Boy, Kausic, who achieved seven Grade 9s and three Grade 8s. In old money, that is seven A**s and three A*s. Well done Kausic!

2022 GCSE Results

The staff of Salvatorian College in Harrow are pleased to report outstanding attainment and progress by their students in their GCSE qualifications this summer.

  • Close to half of all grades awarded were grades 7-9 (equivalent to A-A**).
  • 72nd out of 3721 schools with published progress score = top 2% nationally
  • 4th out of 188 schools for boys = top 2%

 

  • 2nd out of 26 Roman Catholic schools for boys
  • 13th out of 306 Roman Catholic schools = top 4%
  • 3rd out of 39 secondary schools in the Diocese of Westminster
  • 6th out of 39 secondary schools in the Diocese of Westminster for Disadvantaged Pupils

 

  • Highest performing boys’ school in the Diocese of Westminster
  • Highest performing boys’ school in the Diocese of Westminster for Disadvantaged Pupils

 

  • 121 out of 3523 schools with published progress scores for disadvantaged pupils = top 4%
  • 4th highest progress score of secondary schools in Harrow (out of 13 schools)
  • 3rd highest progress score of secondary schools in Harrow for Disadvantaged pupils (out of 13 schools)

2021 GCSE Results

  • 24% of all grades awarded at grade 8 or above (A**-A*)
  • 73% of pupils achieved grade 4 or above in English and Maths (A*-C) 
  • 49% of pupils studying English Literature or Language achieved grade 7 or above (A*A)
  • 36% of pupils achieved grade 7 or more in five or more GCSEs
  • Progress 8 cannot be measured, as there is no comparative data this year, but would be outstanding and much higher than in previous years. FFT measures it at 0.8, which is in the top 2% of schools in the country.
  • Attainment 8 above 56.2

Special mention goes to Benoit Colombier, who achieved grade 9 in all of his GCSEs.

2020 GCSE Results

  • 29% of all grades awarded at grade 7 or above (A*-A)
  • 88% of all grades awarded at grade 4 or above (A*-C)
  • 86% of pupils achieved grade 4 or above in English and Maths (A*-C) 
  • 68% of pupils achieved grade 5 or above in English and Maths (A*-B)
  • 44% of pupils studying history achieved grade 7 or above (A*A)
  • Progress 8 cannot be measured, as there is no comparative data this year, but would be outstanding and in line with previous years
  • Attainment 8 above 56.3

Click here to download individual subject performance tables.

Special mention goes to the following pupils:

Tinu Reji:
10 Grade 9s (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, English Language, English Literature, Economics, French, History, Religious Studies)
1 Grade Distinction* (Hospitality and Catering)

Thomas Haren:
11 Grade 9s  (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, English Language, English Literature, Economics, Spanish, History, Religious Studies, Art and Design)

2019 GCSE Results

  • 30% of all grades awarded at grade 7 or above (A*-A)
  • 75% of all grades awarded at grade 4 or above (A*-C)
  • 81% of pupils achieved grade 4 or above in English and Maths (A*-C) 
  • 57% of pupils achieved grade 5 or above in English and Maths (A*-B)
  • 44% of pupils studying history achieved grade 7 or above (A*A)
  • Progress 8 of +0.48
  • Attainment 8 above 54

2018 GCSE Results

  • Salvatorian Colloge was within the top 300 schools (top 8%) nationally for pupil progress.
  • Of the nine secondary schools in Harrow admitting boys, we were the third highest performing school in terms of progress and attainment.
  • Salvatorian College had the highest proportion of students entering the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) in Harrow
  • Salvatorian College had the highest EBacc average point score for boys in Harrow
  • When comparing data on boys, our results were very significantly higher than the national and local authority average. 

These are the key school performance indicators for KS4:

Nat AvgLA AvgSalvatorian College
Year20252025202320242025
Progress 8-0.03*+0.46*+0.62+0.45+0.47
Attainment 845.950.756.254.254
Eng + Maths (4+)65%69%82%76%72.4%
Eng + Maths (5+)45%53.1%71%62%59%
Ebacc Entered41%66%73%52.5%41%
Ebacc APS4.084.685.234.844.7
Ebacc Achieved (4+)26%38%54%28.4%20.3%
Ebacc Achieved (5+)19%28%44%17.7%16.3%

> DfE School Performance Website <

Catering

The dining hall at Salvatorian College operates on a cafeteria system, with hot main meals, hot wraps and rolls, sandwiches, salads, snacks and drinks available at the following times:

Breakfast; 08:00 – 08:45
Breaktime; 11:10 – 11:30
Lunch; 13:30 – 14:00

No cash is taken at the point of sale. Parents can add funds to the cashless catering system via ParentPay. Accounts are called up via biometric fingerprint, or pin. Please contact the Finance Office if you are experiencing any difficulties.

Please click on the link to be taken to the ParentPay log-in page.

Payments can also be made at paypoint outlets – please contact the Finance Office to order a card.

Free School Meals

Your son could be eligible for free school meals. By applying for free school meals, the school could also benefit from additional funding to support their learning.

Find out if you are eligible by clicking on this link.

Term Dates

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Uniform

Salvatorian College implemented the governments 4 branded uniform items policy from September 2025. This will apply to all pupils from September 2026. (Pupils who commenced Salvatorian College before September 2025 will not be required to purchase the backpack). 
The 4 ‘essential branded items’ are:
  • Salvatorian Blazer
  • Salvatorian Backpack
  • Salvatorian Tie
  • Salvatorian PE Polo Shirt
We recommend parents purchase the matching Salvatorian PE shorts, and/or the Salvatorian tracksuit bottoms, and the Salvatorian 1/4 Zip Midlayer Jumper, as they are good quality and go well with the designated PE Polo Shirt.
Parents have the option to purchase plain black shorts or plain black tracksuit bottoms if they prefer. Pupils can also wear plain black skins under their shorts or under the designated Polo shirt. Parents need to consider carefully the layers required for PE during the winter months of the year.
The black/grey school trousers, short/long sleeve white shirts, plain grey v neck jumper, smart black school shoes, (no black trainers) can be purchased from a number of different retailers and supermarkets.
We trust that the range of choice beyond the 4 branded items gives parents flexibility in sourcing the cheapest options for their son.
Pupils are expected to have a reading book and ‘full pencil case’ with a range of pens, pencils, sharpener, rulers, glue, scientific calculator and maintain stock of this throughout the year. GCSE and A-Level pupils will require a transparent pencil case for their examinations.
Only plain Black or Navy coats may be worn. (small motifs, usually on left breast, are allowed). Denim, knitted, leather or suede jackets are not permitted. Football jackets, hooded tops, fleeces, track suit tops, or sweatshirts are not permitted.

Timings of the School Day

8.45 am - 9.10 amRegistration
9.10 am - 10.10 am Lesson One
10.10 am - 11.10 amLesson Two
11.10 am - 11.30 amBreak
11.30 am - 12.30 pmLesson Three
12.30 pm - 1.30 pm Lesson Four
1.30 pm - 2.15 pmLunch
2.15 pm - 3.15 pmLesson Five

Pupils are required to be in school from 08:45am to 3:15pm, Monday to Friday. In addition, pupils in Years 10–13 may have a timetabled Period 6 lesson which runs from 3:15 pm to 4:15pm, Monday to Thursday. Attendance at any timetabled Period 6 lesson is expected.

Period 6 may be cancelled on occasion if there is a whole-school event, such as a parents’ evening or staff training.

In total, pupils are required to attend school for 32.5 hours per week.

Academy Trust Documents

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Higher Paid Employees 2024-2025 View Download
Higher Paid Employees 2023-2024 View Download
Articles of Association View Download
Memorandum of Association View Download
Funding Agreement View Download
Funding Agreement Supplemental Agreement View Download
Annual Report Financial Statements 31st August 2025 View Download
Annual Report Financial Statements 31st August 2024 View Download
Annual Report Financial Statements 31st August 2023 View Download

Financial Benchmarking

Financial Benchmarking
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