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Hertfordshire

The Thomas Alleyne Academy

Hertfordshire·Secondary·East of England·Academy sponsor led·SG1 3BE
URN: 140037
48.0
Attainment 8
National avg ≈ 46.4 · 2024/2025
+0.04
Progress 8
2023/2024 · CI: [-0.18, 0.26]
62.9%
5+ Eng & Maths
Grade 5+ in both · 2024/2025
13.7%
EBacc entry
% entering EBacc · 2024/2025
32.0
A level APS
Average points per entry · 2024/2025

Dependable results for a comprehensive intake; the journey is the main thing to weigh.

What the data says

Published data, read plainly. It tells you what to check next; it does not guarantee a place or replace your local authority’s admissions guidance.

Academic outcomes
Around average academic outcomes

Attainment 8 of 48.0 is close to the national average of around 46.

48.0
Attainment 8
63%
5+ Eng & Maths
2024/2025
Academic year
Pupil progress
Broadly average progress

Progress is close to average or statistically uncertain because the confidence interval crosses zero. This does not necessarily mean the school adds or detracts from pupil progress.

+0.04
Progress 8
[-0.18, 0.26]
Confidence interval
Getting a place
Admissions realism: not yet assessed

Admissions realism depends on your home postcode and the school's published allocation data. Enter your postcode on this page to get a more specific assessment, and always verify the latest policy on the school's official admissions page.

What to do next

Admissions and catchment

Year 7 entry · Hertfordshire council allocation figures, 2023–2026

Add your postcode

Add a postcode to see where you would sit against past cut-offs.

The furthest child offered a place in 2026 under the “In Priority Area, Not Nearest School” rule lived 2.1 km from the school. Add your postcode to see where you would sit.

Why we say “Add your postcode”

  1. In 2026 the furthest child offered a place under the “In Priority Area, Not Nearest School” rule lived 2.1 km from the school. Hertfordshire printed 2,085.02 m (allocation day).
  2. 519 applications for 180 places in 2026 (2.9 per place).
What could change this
  • This cut-off only applied to children living in the school’s priority area.
  • We measure a straight line from your postcode centre. The council measures from your home address, sometimes along walking routes, so treat anything near the line with care.
  • Cut-offs move every year with the number of applicants and siblings.
  • Children with an EHC plan, looked-after children and siblings are usually offered places before distance is used.
  • Past allocations never guarantee a place.
The council printed a separate distance for each admission rule in 2026. We use the rule places ran out under (“In Priority Area, Not Nearest School”); the others are in the table of sources below.
202420252026
SchoolLast offer, by year

Rings are to scale in straight-line km. Your marker’s direction is arbitrary; only its distance from the school matters.

Last offer distance

Furthest child offered a place.

2023
1.1 kmprinted 1,105.25 m
2024
2.0 kmprinted 1,999.7 m
2025
1.8 kmprinted 1,847.69 m
2026
2.1 kmprinted 2,085.02 m

Applications and places

Published admission number (PAN) against applications

2.9applications per place

519 applications for 180 places in 2026

180 offers made at allocation day, 2026

Councils count applications differently (all preferences or first preferences only).

Pupils on roll

School census count against building capacity

970of 1,100 places

88% full. Source: Get Information about Schools, 26 September 2026. A full school can still have places in the entry year.

In-year places (September 2026 to July 2027): Year 7: no places · Year 8: no places · Year 9: no places · Year 10: no places · Year 11: places available. As listed by the council on 27 September 2026 (source). Lists change daily; confirm with the council’s in-year admissions team.

Sources — check them yourself

Every distance the council printed
YearRule or bandPrintedIn km
2026In Priority Area, Nearest School2,318.88 m2.3 km
2026In Priority Area, Not Nearest School2,085.02 m2.1 km
2025In Priority Area, Nearest School2,458.25 m2.5 km
2025In Priority Area, Not Nearest School1,847.69 m1.8 km
2024In Priority Area, Nearest School2,297.6 m2.3 km
2024In Priority Area, Not Nearest School1,999.7 m2.0 km
2023In Priority Area, Nearest School2,076.87 m2.1 km
2023In Priority Area, Not Nearest School1,105.25 m1.1 km

Figures collected from council publications on 27 September 2026 and shown as printed, converted to km. Years the council did not publish are left blank. Past allocations never guarantee a place.

Applications and offers

National offer day figures that councils report to the Department for Education. These are counts only: they do not show how far away the last child offered a place lived.

Year 7 entry

Year of entryPlaces offeredPut it firstFirst choices offeredApplications (any preference)
September 2026165167150 (90%)500
September 2025169170140 (82%)508
September 2024178163147 (90%)545
September 2023171190152 (80%)553
September 2022176175154 (88%)561

Source: Department for Education: Primary and secondary school applications and offers, Academic year 2026/27, school-level data, published 18 June 2026. “–” means the figure was not published. The council’s own allocation figures are the official record: check Hertfordshire’s admissions page for cut-off distances, the admission rules and this year’s dates.

Performance over time

Attainment 8 over time

Progress 8 over time(not available 2024/25)

University destinations

Share of this school's sixth-form leavers who went on to Oxford or Cambridge, a Russell Group university, or a university in the top third by entry grades. Department for Education data for state-funded schools and colleges.

Oxford or Cambridge
0%
Average of 4 years (2015/16–2019/20 leavers), 113 students
1380th of 2,082 in England · 58th of 77 in Hertfordshire
Russell Group
2.5%
Average of 4 years (2015/16–2019/20 leavers), 113 students
1876th of 2,082 in England · 72nd of 77 in Hertfordshire
Top-third universities
12.6%
Average of 3 years (2019/20–2021/22 leavers), 111 students
1471st of 2,063 in England · 59th of 77 in Hertfordshire
Left sixth formStudentsOxford or CambridgeRussell GroupTop-third universities
2021/22
2024-2025 tables
51Not publishedNot published14%
England 19%
2020/21
2023-2024 tables
28Not publishedNot published21%
England 24%
2019/20
2022-2023 tables
320%
England 1%
9%
England 18%
3%
England 20%
2018/19
2021-2022 tables
260%
England 1%
0%
England 15%
0%
England 17%
2017/18
2020-2021 tables
300%
England 1%
0%
England 16%
0%
England 18%
2015/16
2018-2019 tables
250%
England 1%
0%
England 14%
8%
England 19%
  • The DfE stopped publishing Oxbridge and Russell Group shares for individual schools after the 2022-23 performance tables (students who left in 2019/20). Top-third figures continue.
  • Figures are percentages of all students who finished 16 to 18 study at the school, counting those who sustained a university place in the two years after leaving.
  • Rankings use the average across years weighted by the number of students; a school needs at least 2 years and 50 students to be ranked. The top-third ranking uses the latest 3 years. Ranks are among state-funded schools and colleges.
  • '<0.5%' means above zero but under half a percent. 'Suppressed' means 5 or fewer students.
  • Source: Department for Education, 16 to 18 progression to higher education or training (Compare school and college performance, Explore education statistics).

Historical results

YearPupilsAtt8P85+ E&MEBacc %EBacc APS
2024/202517548.0—62.9%13.7%4.0
2023/202417246.1+0.0461.6%20.9%3.9
2022/202316345.9-0.0460.0%17.0%3.9
2021/202216847.1-0.2064.0%18.0%4.0

Nearby and similar schools

Other secondary schools in Hertfordshire for local comparison.

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Ofsted OutstandingAttainment 8 72.9Progress 8 +0.92
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School information

URN140037
Local authorityHertfordshire
RegionEast of England
PhaseSecondary
TypeAcademy sponsor led
Gender of entryMixed
Age range11-18
HeadteacherHead Teacher Melanie Cook
TrustTHE HART SCHOOLS TRUST LTD
AdmissionsNon-selective
Religious characterDoes not apply
PostcodeSG1 3BE
Latest pupils175
FSM eligible23.3%

Contact and identifiers

High Street, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG1 3BE

http://www.tas.herts.sch.uk/View local authority page1438344344
DfE number4017
UKPRN10042950
Opened1 Sept 2013
GIAS updated28 Jan 2026

Data sources and freshness

Official record updated28 Jan 2026
Latest KS4 year2024/2025
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