Earl's Court Free School Primary is a primary school (Free schools), ages 4–11, in London, W6, in the Hammersmith and Fulham council area. It has 210 pupils in the published census. Latest Ofsted inspection (25 January 2024): School remains Outstanding.
In 2026 the last place offered on distance went to a child living 0.97 miles away.
Distances are in miles (mi), as in the map app. PAN is the published admission number. Bands and admission groups have separate criteria; school-wide places, applications and offers are not counts for each band. Past offers are a guide, not a promise of a place.
Distances are published as "up to X miles (straight-line distance)" for the last offer under each criterion; the admissions brochures state distance is measured in a straight line from the home address point to the school's address point.
From the "How places were offered in 2026" panel of the council's primary admissions brochure: "Siblings: 11 Pupil Premium Grant: 1 Distance: 9 places offered to the Hammersmith site (last distance offered 0.575 of a mile); 9 places offered to the Earls Court site (last distance offered 0.969 of a mile)" Several distances are printed; the last one (normally the final, distance criterion) is recorded.
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School money
Financial status from its latest DfE return: Large reserves. Reserves, spending and the trend over recent years, compared with similar schools: Earl's Court Free School Primary finances.
Results
Measure
Result
Academic year
KS2: expected standard in reading, writing & maths (%)
83
2024/25
KS2: higher standard in reading, writing & maths (%)
33
2024/25
KS2 pupils
30
2024/25
Pupils
Measure
Pupils / percentage
Data period
Pupils
210
2025/26
Eligible for free school meals
16.2%
2025/26
English as an additional language
60.5%
2025/26
SEN support
11.76%
2024/25
Education, health and care (EHC) plan
2.94%
2024/25
Nearby schools
Other schools in the same council and phase. Ordered by distance where coordinates are available, then by name; locations may be postcode centres.